Bad Medicine at Dry Gulch

Why, Hick-Hog? Perhaps and pass those Kellogg's corn pops. Cause here comes Guy Madison as Wild Bill and his pal Jingle's, which is me, Andy Divine. We got another rootin' Tooten Wild Bill Hick-Hog adventure story for ya.

From that great new cereal with the sweetin' and all ready on it, Kellogg's corn pops! Brings you Wild Bill Hick-Hog, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Divine as his pal Jingle's.

Danger was a byword with the men who built the West. And when they ran into a danger that was too hot to handle, those men were quick to call on United States Marshal Wile Bill Hickock and his big deputy jingles.

That's how Wile Bill and jingles got mixed up in a batch of bad medicine at Dry Gulch. Burley, Black Hair, Jack Halloran, and his section crew had just finished building the big railroad bridge across Dry Gulch.

Now they were laying track above the bridge through the woods of Windy Flats. All right, all right, get humble, put your backs into it. Water boy! Where's that kid from the water? He'll be here.

I'll Mickey here. Mickey! Hey, have a water. Hey, red there. Yeah. Where you been? I was whipping a whole tribe of engines. Single-handed? No. No. This water's hot. Why don't you keep it fresh from the spring?

Ready to go down there alone? No, I ain't new to not. How is the Indians getting here? You're a big, loud monkey. Mickey, Mickey, now Cam, that's good. Get on your horse and get on to the spring.

The men have to have water to lay track. Yeah, like I said. And you lay off the kid, Red. Go on, Mickey. Go fill those water bags. Sure, Pa. I ain't gonna give this big red head no more if he dries up.