The Brothers

Brown, Dodge City, and in the territory on West, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers, and that's with the U.S. Marshal and the smell of gun smoke. Gun smoke, starring William Conrad, the story of the violence that moved West with young America, the story of a man who moved with it, Matt Dillon, United States Marshal.

There it is. Yeah. Wonder if he's in. I assume he'll find out. Look him over close. You better know how he stacks up. Yeah, I know. Hope he doesn't recognize it. Come on.

Morning, boys. Morning, sir. Are you the Marshal here, Dodge? Yes, right. My name is Dylan. Matt Dylan. Now, Thompson's our name. I'm Jim. This is my brother Will. I'm glad to know you. It's my sidekick Chester Pratfoot.

Please to me. Howdy. Howdy. Mr. Dillon, we're after some information. Huh? What kind of information? Well, you see, Will and I just brought a trail herd up from the Pakers Country. Mm-hmm. Around two thousand head.

We're holding them down river a few miles. Oh, toward Walnut Creek? Yeah, I guess that's what they call it. You see, we plan to drive them on up toward Wyoming and put them on grass for a couple of months.

We got thinking we might sell them here if we could get a fair price. You shouldn't have any trouble. The market's good right now. So we've heard. The only thing is we don't know any buyers here.

We're wondering if you might have an idea too. I see. Well, I see. I suggest you go talk to Clem Bates. He runs the bank down the West End of Front Street. Clem Bates, huh?