Prairie Happy

Around Dodge City and in the territory on West, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers. And that's with a 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. That hasn't changed much. I can see Mr. Dillon. We only been gone a week, Chester.

It seemed like a year to me. Hard ride now and then won't hurt you. It ain't the riding so much. It's the shooting that unnerves a man. That reminds me. I think I'll stop at the store here.

Need some ammunition. Oh, look. Take my horse under the stable, will you, huh? All right. I'll see you at the office. Good. Marshall Dillon, it's certainly good to see you back. see you back well well thank you mister green yes sir we've missed you around here well that's fine I like a couple of boxes of forty five oh you're loading up

to I guess you've already heard what yes sir I sold more ammunition the last couple of days than I usually do in a month I'm nearly out there's a glass box of forty five I've got I'd have saved more for you if I'd have known Marshall after all you're going to be sort of out front in this business Mr. Green what

you talking about? You haven't heard heard what about the Indians? Indians. The Pawnees they're going to attack tomorrow. This is the last day we've got to get ready for them. That's why everybody's been hoping you'll be back in time. We have to get organized Marshall. Where are they, Mr. Green? Who? The Pawnees. Oh, there are not an apriori somewhere