by W. C. Tuttle
Set in the rough country of the American West, this spirited frontier tale follows a ranch outfit whose search for a cook turns into a whirlwind of misunderstanding, gossip, and comic ambition. With dry wit, vivid ranch life, and a cast of unforgettable cowhands, W. C. Tuttle brings the open range to life in a story where practical problems quickly become social calamities. Blending humor, romance, and classic cowboy mischief, this early twentieth-century western captures the charm of tall-tale storytelling without losing its human touch. A lively period piece, it offers readers both laughter and a sharply observed portrait of ranch life on the range.
Transcribed from Adventure, April 3, 1919 (The Ridgway Company).