Rocky Lane Western #27

In a frontier showdown, a group of crooked ranchers attempt to steal the right to hunt buffalo by illegally removing a clause from a peace treaty, claiming the animals as their own and selling them to the very Native Americans they’re exploiting. When the chief of a nearby tribe arrives demanding justice, Rocky Lane steps in to expose the fraud, using clever tactics and a hidden piece of the treaty to bring the swindlers to account.

Dee Dickens shows up at Ollie Batt’s stall, complaining about a drooling dog, only to learn Ollie was trying to sell him a Spitz—leading to a humorous misunderstanding about dog breeds. As the conversation spirals into a series of wordplay and absurd suggestions, Dee insists he needs a dog to keep track of his clothes, prompting Ollie to propose a "tobeneat" as a solution.

Rocky Lane, the two-gun secret marshal, investigates a baffling case of missing cattle that vanish after reaching the shipping stockyards. As he uncovers a clever scheme involving forged brands and sabotage, he’s captured by a gang of rustlers planning to blow up a cattle train—forcing him and his loyal stallion, Black Jack, to race against time to stop the disaster and save both the train and the stockyard.

Rocky Lane, posing as a secret marshal, arrives at the Circle M Ranch after a young woman reports her grandfather’s sudden disappearance, only to be ambushed by masked riders in a thick, unnatural fog that blankets the prairie. As he recovers and investigates, Rocky uncovers a connection between the strange fog, a mysterious chemical powder, and a gang of rustlers exploiting the confusion to steal cattle and hold the missing man hostage. With the help of clues from the rancher’s workshop and a cleverly rigged device, Rocky sets a trap to expose the criminals and uncover the truth behind the fog.