Lash La Rue Western #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWhen a town is threatened by a Native American attack led by Chief Long Face, Hart Burke helps the townspeople acquire new Colt revolvers and ammunition to defend themselves. Hart then rides out to meet his brother Tom at a creek hideout, carrying money they plan to use to start a business back East. Black Diamond, Lash LaRue's horse, senses danger and comes to Lash's rescue when a man named Marshal ambushes and attacks him, ultimately leading Lash to discover that Hart and Tom have been fooling the townspeople about the Indian threat as a scheme to profit from selling them guns and ammunition before they flee with the town's money.
Lash La Rue arrives at the abandoned lumber camp to inspect the office before reading Tom Cluney’s will, only to narrowly escape a rigged trap that kills a falling tree and a sniper’s bullet. As he investigates the eerie, seemingly empty camp, he discovers a hidden trapdoor rigged with dynamite and realizes someone is trying to eliminate the heirs—possibly the mysterious missing brother, Jack. With the clock ticking and the killer still at large, Lash must unravel the mystery before the explosives go off.
Big Bow, now working as a waiter at the Tepee Tea Shoppe, is put to the test when his old friend Little Arrow shows up for a meal — but their playful banter quickly escalates into a series of absurd misunderstandings, with Little Arrow insisting on ordering chicken despite being served fish, and escalating threats involving guns, dead uncles, and boxing lessons from a correspondence school. The situation spirals into a surreal comedy of errors as Big Bow tries to maintain order while Little Arrow insists on being served something that will make him “laugh,” leading to increasingly ridiculous exchanges.
In the dusty town of Arid Valley, roving marshal Lash LaRue investigates a murder tied to a forged identity, following a trail that leads from a post office to a suspected outlaw’s hideout. As he uncovers a web of deception involving a stolen diamond watch, a fake name, and a deadly cover-up, he must outwit both a killer and a mob bent on vigilante justice.
Wagonwheels and a young man find themselves enduring an unbearably hot day, trading exaggerated stories about even hotter places — including a farm where chickens were fed cracked ice to prevent them from laying hard-boiled eggs. As the heat intensifies, a bizarre advertisement for a rapid dance course and a medical tablet briefly interrupts their conversation.
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