Roy Rogers and Trigger #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bear Justice," Roy Rogers and Trigger face a mystery when dynamite goes missing just as a drought threatens the T Bar T ranch. With water scarce and Dan furious, the ranch's gentle giant of a dog, Tom Thumb, becomes an unlikely hero—leading the way to the lost explosives and setting off a blast that reshapes the land. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Ray Thayer, this 1956 Dell adventure blends frontier grit with heart, all under a cover by Ray Thayer.
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Charley blasts the ice jam; tells the kids about the pet, Tom Thumb, of the wife of the boss of the "T Bar T" ranch: a galumphing crossbreed Great Dane & Wolfhound who stole things. Drought was bad, the wash a trickle. Dan was going to blast a hole for water to fill up: when his cows came off the range they could drink. The dynamite was missing. He was angry. TT came in, a box of blasting caps in his mouth. Eek! Later, with binoculars, Dan saw TT drop the box off the bluff, 50 feet, on the dynamite where he'd dropped it, too. The blast toppled the bluff into the wash, damming the water.
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