by W. C. Tuttle
In the rough-and-tumble cattle country of Yaller Rock County, lovesick cowboy Muley Bowles finds his plans to marry Susie Abernathy tangled in family objections, sheep-country rivalries, and the questionable help of his bunkhouse friends. When a mysterious inheritance appears to offer Muley the fortune he needs, it brings with it absurd conditions, comic complications, and a parrot with a talent for trouble. W. C. Tuttle’s rollicking Western comedy blends frontier romance, cowboy banter, and high-spirited satire of range-life loyalties.
Transcribed from Adventure, September 3, 1918 (The Ridgway Company).