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A Man-Sized Pet
By Tuttle, W. C. (author)
Original publication: The Ridgway Company (in Adventure Magazine), December, 1916
In the remote mining country of Sleeping Creek, three eccentric frontiersmen pride themselves on keeping only the fiercest kind of companions. But when timid, tidy Bantie Weyman acquires a pet of his own, his friends’ swaggering notions of courage and “man-sized” animals are put to uproarious test. W. C. Tuttle’s comic frontier tale delivers a lively clash of wilderness bravado, practical jokes, and backwoods absurdity.
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Keywords: frontier comedy, W. C. Tuttle, comic Western fiction, classic western humor, backwoods tale, animal story, grizzly bear, wildcat pet, Sleeping Creek, American frontier
The Buckaroo of Blue Wells
By Tuttle, W. C. (author)
Original publication: The Butterick Publishing Company (in Adventure Magazine), November 23, 1926
When weary San Francisco bookkeeper James Eaton Legg abandons ledgers for open air, he heads west with a stray dog and a sudden ambition to become a cowpuncher. In Blue Wells, Arizona, he arrives amid saloon mischief, hard-drinking cowboys, lost money, and a daring payroll robbery that throws the desert town into confusion. W. C. Tuttle’s comic Western follows an unlikely tenderfoot into a rough-edged frontier world of gamblers, ranch hands, crooked schemes, and accidental heroics.
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Keywords: classic western fiction, cowboy adventure, W. C. Tuttle, comic Western, tenderfoot cowboy, Arizona frontier, saloon humor, payroll robbery, ranch country, Blue Wells
Two Fares East
By Tuttle, W. C. (author)
Original publication: The Butterick Publishing Company (in Adventure Magazine), December 31, 1926
On the Tumbling River range, a wedding night at the Flying H turns from raucous frontier celebration to public disgrace when young sheriff Joe Rich fails to appear at the altar. As rumor, wounded pride, and hard judgment sweep through Pinnacle City, Peggy Wheeler and the people around her must reckon with loyalty, honor, and the fragile line between love and ruin. W. C. Tuttle’s Western tale blends cow-country humor, romantic tension, and small-town intrigue against the rugged backdrop of ranch life in the American frontier.
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Keywords: classic western fiction, small town western, W. C. Tuttle, frontier humor, American West, ranch life, cowboy romance, sheriff western, historical western, cow country drama