xx-xx-xx ep022 Little Bear Repays a Debt

and all that the ferry will be. Now for the thrilling adventures of lightning, Jim.

See the air, he gets like a soldier. Well, a hunter-hellaforch question at her, George. Along to a guest, but by the name of Bill Carson. Get her in, healthy here. Now let's get moving. We'll stamping them horses north into the barked salmon.

George, come on in. Give me a minute. Are we going? Somebody stole our horses and lost, ain't it? Are you sure? Of course I am. Just come back from there. Every last horse is gone.

Oh, why are you going to do this? Well, after them horsies. Well, but you can't fight them alone, dear. Don't worry about that. I ain't even the fight of alone. Here's what I want you to do.

Now, let's title up your horse. You ride into Tom and get lightning Jim. Yes, when folks around Fort Anderson had trouble, they knew they could count on help from United States master Lightning Jim Hipple and his deputy, Dwight Elarson.

A fearless courage, a lightning draw, and a dead shot dead south were the characteristics that made Lightning Jim both feared and respected by the bandits, outlaws and Indians of the Old West. Recently the Marshal and his deputy had been captured by the renegade Indian Chief Wolf Paul, but an Indian boy called Little Bear had helped

them to escape from the Indian camp and single-handed had caught two outlaws who had been smuggling guns to Chief Wolf Paul. Lightning Jim and Whitey took the boy back to their quarters at Fort No, no, no, no.

You're not. No, you listen to me, young fella. You're not living in India. No more. You get to get yourself cleaned up yet. You're not going water and lightning. No, listen here. I speak so much.