Bob Steele #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Bob Steele #7 The main story features Bob Steele investigating a criminal gang led by a man named Bennett who operates from a runhouse hideout. Bob works with a character named Jim to track down the gang members and uncover their scheme, discovering cheating in gambling games at the hideout and learning that Bennett is paying for "real tough men" to handle a job. "Massacre Meadow" by Bradley Burke is a prose story about three white men disguised as Indians who plan to rob a wagon train of farmers heading to New City, targeting David Tolliver's wagon in particular because of the gold he carries, while Tolliver's brother Buddy serves as an outrider unaware of the danger. In the climactic sequence visible, Bob Steele confronts a criminal over a gold nugget found in the riverbed, with the villain claiming it belongs to two families and attempting to keep it from Bob.
Bob Steele arrives at a logging camp plagued by mysterious accidents—or are they sabotage?—that threaten to bankrupt owner Jim Baxter and cost him a crucial timber delivery deadline. When a troublemaking foreman named Keno tries to incite the crew to walk out, Bob steps in to settle the matter his own way, but the real threat to the operation may run deeper than one hot-headed worker.
A dude ranch visitor peppers Glib Gibbons with questions about his cowboy heritage, only to discover that the talkative ranch hand's family tree is decidedly unconventional. This quick-witted western gag story plays on Glib's folksy charm and unexpected punchline delivery.
When a feud between the Tyler and Adams families threatens to reignite over a burial-day shooting, Bob Steele discovers that masked gunmen have been deliberately stoking the violence—and uncovers a sinister plot involving gold hidden in the river that divides their land. Racing to stop a vengeful retaliation and expose the truth, Bob must outwit the cunning orchestrator behind the bloodshed before innocent lives are claimed in the crossfire.
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