Blackie And Mary Go To Canyon Dude Ranch

I guess that's the totally so. We've made him at profit of $1,200 this month. That's pretty good, isn't it? Well, when can we stop? You know, retire, like he said. Not yet, Henry. No. I saw a couple of lonesome women up here today.

Oh, no. And I'm just wondering which one of them you're gonna marry. I will do it three times this 20, please. I guess I know more. Henry, this will be the last time. That's what then will happen.

Then we'll have an up to retire. I know. Anybody home? Oh, come on. I'm a kitchen, Tom. Yeah, I've seen your life. I've kind of waited, ain't you, Miss Canyon? Oh, hello. After midnight. Well, hand me a minute, you were just doing our book.

Here's the book, Tom. All right. Hope you got a lot of money. See, I decided to get me a wife. You have? Yep. One of your rich gifts. Her name's Catherine Swole. Catherine Swole. You got big ideas for a fellow who just works here.

Oh, I don't figure on working no more. You don't? I decided to retire. He's going to go. Live off your money. Want a glass of water, Henry? Oh, no. I'll get one for you. I don't think you heard what I said, Miss Canyon.

I heard you, Tom. Well, why should we give you money, Tom? Well, you see, I know all about you two, and I decide. I guess you hit Tom too hard. I think you broke his neck.

Yep, I did. He said, yeah, I guess he is. I know, but that's only important to him, Henry. And that's continue talking about what's important to us. You're sure it's pure, and it's just as smews.