A trapped pheasant brings Ralph to Fort Logan to meet the sheriff lest he end up in the hoosegow.

James finds that a simple and safe date to the cinema was a disaster... until he found out Helen was looking forward to the next time!

The family gets a borrowed colt from Fred. Ralph’s parents calculate the value of their bean and pea crop, then Ralph gets poles from the mountains with his father, and the family gets a cellar built.

The end of herding milk cows, a new start at school, and a splinter in the bottom makes for a few fun stories.

The contrast of two houses with very different father-daughter relationships causes James to realize which he would pick.

Ralph’s father enters into the water ditch wars, but later prevails with an idea for an 80% compromise.

James gets another chance to visit with Helen, this time over an injured dog.

Ralph gets invited to the auction because he helped earn some of the money, and the family comes home two cows richer.

An amazing journey to find Two Dog in the hopes that he can help the family horse, Bill, ends by finding a wolf and the shack of Mr. Thompson.

Father invented an improvement for the stacker, noontime meals were great, but the stories told after lunch were even better.