Tales of Wells Fargo

Hardie investigates a stagecoach holdup in which the driver was killed and the guard wounded.

An old marshal has been in the service of the law so long that he has become jumpy and "trigger-happy", although he is in other respects a fine lawman and worthy citizen.

A reign of outlawry exits in the mining camps of Montana Territory, the likes of which our country has never known.

Jim Hardie, has long trailed a criminal and is almost disappointed when a telegram comes from the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police.

Jim Hardie the man from Wells Frago follows a dead man's trail to recover stolen money in the episode entitled "A Time to Kill".

This story, in essence, shows how Wells Fargo selected its personnel, trained them and instilled in them the devotion to duty.

Jim Hardie, the man from Wells Fargo, fights to save the life of Manuel, a Basque shepherd accused of kidnapping a six-year-old girl.

Jim Hardie, Wells Fargo agent is sent to investigate killings, robbing and burning of outlying Wells Fargo station.

The Wells Fargo maintained a branch office at Matamoros at the mouth of the Rio Grande.

Jim Hardie suggests to his superiors that he join the gang of Sam Bass and pretend to be one of them in order to round up the band of outlaws.

Wells Fargo agent, Jim Hardie has his vacation interrupted when local company agent reports long delayed stagecoach from Prairie City.

Jim Hardie has gone to Painted Rock to bring in a prisoner, the leader of an outlaw band that robbed Wells Fargo. He is taking his prisoner to Denver, via stagecoach.

After a train holdup in which a Wells Fargo express messenger was killed trying to defend a money shipment, Jim Hardie rides into the Missouri back country looking for the hangout of the James Gang.

When Roy Fulton, Wells Fargo agent, is shot after losing heavily in a crooked gambling casino, $15,000 is found missing from the Wells Fargo vault.

Jim Hardie, about to board a train in the Ozarks, is of assistance to an attractive young woman on her way to St. Louis. As the train pulls into the depot, three men ride up with drawn guns.

A Wells Fargo stagecoach, carrying $10,000, is held up by a lone bandit.

Jim joins a father who's searching for his missing son in the Superstition Mountains -- an area held sacred by the Apaches.

Arriving in town on the eve of an important trial at which he is to be the key witness, Jim Hardie finds the jail being guarded by deputies who hold shotguns.

Still another link in the chain that forged the future of the West was Wells Fargo's Pony Express.

One of the things that men died for in the West was either too little water - or too much.

Four outlaws disguised as Indians attack a stagecoach in the white sands country of New Mexico. Aboard is a girl who is left for dead along with the driver and shotgun messenger.

Jim Hardie attends the annual sale of unclaimed express articles in "The Auction".

When two bandits hold up a Wells Fargo stage and take only a crate containing a shaggy little mongrel dog.

Wells Fargo is tipped off that the Stillwell Gang is going to hold up a certain train and steal the strongbox.

Agent Jim Hardie refuses to lose faith in his own judgement when a lad he hired as shotgun messenger is accused of murder. The boy, Tad Cameron, holding a smoking gun, is found near the victim.