by W. C. Tuttle
In the rowdy frontier town of Piperock, a single misaddressed letter ignites a three-way standoff among a trio of ornery cowboys who all share the same initials. What follows is a chain of mistaken identity, stubborn pride, and small-town chaos that only a sharp-eyed narrator could survive. W. C. Tuttle's deadpan wit turns a simple postal dispute into a rollicking comedy of errors on the Western frontier.
Transcribed from Adventure, November 18, 1919 (The Ridgway Company).