Struggle For The Main Divide

Hiya folks, hold on to your hats because here comes another Rooten-Tooten-Wild Bill Hickcock adventure, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Divine as his pal Jingle. You'll hear the exciting story, struggled for the main divide in just one minute.

The growth of the West met a need for transportation and the railroads began to build their steel ribbons across the plains. But when the shrill whistle of the iron horse echoed against the Colorado mountains, the going got rough. There it was that United States Marshal while Bill Hickock and his deputy jingles had one of their big adventures as they joined the

struggle for the main divide. Betty, bugshot, won't be long now, boy. Well, there she comes, Bill, around the bend. That's right, jingles, right over here. But it ain't nothing but an engine in one car.

Sure, that's Mr. Hennessy's private car. Oh, yeah. Oh, what do you reckon a little hard rail Hennessy wants without? Let's soon find out. Sure makes a lot of noise. I've got to cut that out. You scared Joker? Hands to damn.

Well, Bill, Jiggles, come on up in the car. Be right there, Mr. Hennessy. Howdy, hard rail. Bill, we better try out the horses. They might spook a little bit. Nah, I just turn them loose, partner. They'll settle down and graze after a bit.

Come on. Come right on up, Bill. Dingles, I'll get down to business. Fine, Hardra. Yeah, so long as they don't mean no shooting, or fighting, or riding hard, or going without my three squares of day.

Dingles, I want you boys to meet Mr. Bueller. Burton Bueller. Yeah, I'll be here. Honestly, I'm gonna hurry. I'm not here for the social gathering. I'll never hurt anybody to be a social boy. Bueller's is civil engineers trying to sell me some maps of a route through the main divide.