Western Story Magazine, September 11, 1926

This issue of Western Story Magazine (September 11, 1926) contains six stories and several articles centered on frontier themes. The featured novelettes are Robert Ormond Case's "Dig Down, DeLong," about two ranch partners named Windy and Lonesome vying for romantic attention, and Reginald C. Barker's "Black Venom." Two ongoing serials appear: Part Three of George Owen Baxter's "Trouble Trail" and Part Six of Joseph B. Ames's "The Man from Wyoming." Four short stories by Ernest Haycox, Austin Haw, Frank Triem, and Ray Humphreys round out the fiction. The issue also includes informational articles about dog breeds and mining superstitions, plus miscellaneous pieces on Montana wildlife, dude ranches, cattle rustling, and rodeos. The magazine includes departments for reader correspondence and advertisements, including a spinal health correspondence course.