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March 2016
More In This Issue
Western Events for March 2016
Darren Jensen
The Way to Run a Railroad
Jana Bommersbach
When were boots made specifically for right and left feet?
Marshall Trimble
Explore! Discover! Get Away!
True West Editors and Stuart Rosebrook
The Western Legend
Mark Boardman
Climax Jim’s Great Escape
Marshall Trimble
Carry Nation’s Hatchetation
Jana Bommersbach
Billy the Kid Grew Up Here
Leo W. Banks
Tom Mix and the West
Mark Boardman
Quoting the Old West
Jana Bommersbach
An Englishman’s Adventure
Candy Moulton
Indie Westerns Lead the Way
Henry C. Parke
The Performers of Barbary Coast
Marshall Trimble
Calling all fire adjusters!
Bob Boze Bell
How to Steal a Wild West Show
Julia Bricklin
Before William S. Hart Went West
Mark Boardman
When did bowling reach Arizona?
Marshall Trimble
Who Started It?
Marshall Trimble
Drunk As Skunks
Bob Boze Bell
80 Skinny Boys
Jana Bommersbach
The Odyssey of the Cherokees
Matthew Kruer
Paris Catches Wild West Fever
Steve Friesen
The Death of Pat Garrett
Mark Boardman
Tommyknockers
Marshall Trimble
Chuckin’ Wagons
Bob Boze Bell
Beating Up the Grocer
Sherry Monahan
The Three Guardsmen
Mark Boardman
To the Old Pueblo by Rail
Marshall Trimble
The Legend of Kissing Jenny
Bob Boze Bell
My copy of Stuart Lake’s Wyatt Earp: Frontier Marshal is signed by L. Ross Earp and given to me by his sister, Bess Earp. Were they descended from any of the famed Earp brothers?
Marshall Trimble
The Western That Never Happened
Mark Boardman
Black Hills Betrayal
Bill Markley
150 Years on the Goodnight-Loving Trail
Johnny D. Boggs
Billy’s Bro
Marshall Trimble
A Smokin’ Good Time
Phil Spangenberger
Tim Timberlake’s Last Assignment
Mark Boardman
The Sound of the Alamo
Jana Bommersbach
Nogales, Oklahoma
Marshall Trimble
A Murder of Crows
Bob Boze Bell
How does the magazine separate history from legend, particularly in regards to the Earps and Tombstone?
Marshall Trimble
James Drury
James Drury
Shoot ‘em Down Sam
Marshall Trimble
A Surprise for Lewis and Clark
Jana Bommersbach
Swashbuckler to Scam Artist
Meghan Saar
The Duke’s Last Film
Mark Boardman
Elmer McCurdy’s Misfortune
Marshall Trimble
Ride with the Apaches
Vonn McKee
Rough Rider Artist
Mark Lee Gardner
The Original Pike Bishop
Mark Boardman
The Real Arizona Charlie
Jana Bommersbach
The Vásquez Incursion
Mark Boardman
Al Jennings, Oklahoma Bad Boy
Marshall Trimble
What A Fox
Jana Bommersbach
Mannen Clements’ Revenge
Mark Boardman
The Eternal Custer
Stuart Rosebrook
How many Old West women robbed a train, bank or stagecoach?
Marshall Trimble
Tough Old Bird
Bob Boze Bell
A Lively Corpse
Terry A. Del Bene
Barney Riggs vs “Killin” Jim Miller
Mark Boardman
Five Western Favorites
Stuart Rosebrook
Branding
Bob Boze Bell
One of the Dirtiest Places in the World
Jana Bommersbach
The Odyssey of A Westerner
Stuart Rosebrook
The Fort Nobody Forgot
Jana Bommersbach
The Legend of “Killin” Jim Miller
Mark Boardman
Lone Star Chili
Stuart Rosebrook
Billy the Kid
Marshall Trimble
Kirk Ellis
Kirk Ellis
His Final, Frantic Defense
Jana Bommersbach
Will Rogers in Arizona
Marshall Trimble
Patrolling the Border for Unwanted Immigrants
Bob Boze Bell
