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Monte Hale Western #30 (1948)

Fawcett · 1948 · 52 pages

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ContinueMonte Hale Western #31 →
Contains 9 stories
Monte Meets the Undertaker!
9 pp · western-frontier
The Undertaker (villain)PardnerKrock (villain)Tony BlackBill Dooley (villain)

Monte Hale arrives in Baker City just as local troublemaker Bill Dooley and his henchmen, including Krock and Pardner, attack newspaper editor Tony Black. When a sinister rumor spreads that the deadly gunman known as the Undertaker has been hired to eliminate Monte, the town braces for violence—especially after the Undertaker orders a coffin labeled for Monte. As tension mounts, Monte prepares to face his shadowy foe, but first must deal with a surprise ambush in the dark alley.

Drip!
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Occupied
0.5 pp · humor

A young girl named Bronko Betsy visits her uncle Charlie, who greets her with an oversized embrace—only to discover her sitting on his lap is already taken by his stomach. As he tries to make room, the playful moment turns into a lighthearted tussle of wits and giggles, with Betsy’s quick thinking and a touch of family humor taking the lead.

Top Hat's Trouble!
7 pp · western-frontier
PardnerTop Hat TaylorFaroLeach

When Top Hat Taylor’s traveling show rolls into town, Monte Hale is drawn in by the spectacle—until he uncovers a robbery at the box office wagon. As the townspeople rally to help the show survive, Monte begins to suspect the robbery was staged, leading him to investigate hoofprints and hidden clues. Soon, he finds himself trapped in a cage with a giant ape, forced to outwit his captors before they escape with the show.

Black Hills Bonanza!
6.67 pp · western-frontier
Chuck CarterBaldy BensonPardnerCurrHi-Jack

When two longtime prospectors strike gold in the Black Hills, their friendship shatters over ownership—setting off a dangerous clash that draws in a ruthless gang led by Hi-Jack. As tensions explode and smoke fills their shack, Chuck Carter, Baldy Benson, and Pardner must put aside their feud to survive an ambush and outwit their enemies.

Memory
0.5 pp · humor

A young girl tries to convince her father to take her to the upcoming rodeo, but he refuses, citing her past misbehavior. She teasingly points out that he has a terrible memory—remembering only her bad deeds—just as Old Slick arrives, prompting her to mock his loud mouth with a clever twist.

Close Mouthed
0.5 pp · humor
Once Too Often
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Big Bow and Little Arrow trade a series of increasingly absurd deals over a skunk skin, a gold nugget, and a plot of land—each time, Little Arrow tries to outsmart Big Bow, only to be outmaneuvered in the end. As Little Arrow boasts about his clever schemes, a final twist reveals the land he sold is private property, complete with a warning sign he never noticed.

Valley of Death!
9 pp · western-frontier
PardnerJim KimballSue KimballClem BufordJudge MartinDoc SaylesAce

In the rugged frontier, a young woman named Sue Kimball seeks help after her uncle, Jim Kimball, vanishes following a suspicious land deal with Clem Buford. Guided by a hunch that Buford’s likeness matches a fearsome statue worshipped by the Buffalo tribe, Monte Hale and his loyal partner ride into the deadly Valley of Death to uncover the truth. As ancient rituals stir and danger looms, the pair must navigate treacherous terrain and the tribe’s wrath to find answers—before it’s too late.

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