Conclusion A number of years ago when two of the boys were riding for strays in the Belle Fourche country, they ran across the Killpatrick crew, who were pushing the B. & M. Railroad west through the wilds of Wyoming. They dismounted to watch the graders while they tore up the earth with their great […]
Continue ReadingBrady lived to have many exciting ventures in his life which provided him opportunities to share Jesus. The following is one such adventure. Jack Phillips, his old camp partner from the Texas Panhandle, who loved to entertain by telling stories, was quite a talker and didn’t give Brady much time to do any talking – […]
Continue ReadingBrady loved to read his Bible, especially the writings of David as a shepherd boy. It seemed the shepherd boy of the Judean wilderness and the cowboy of the Western wilds weathered the storms together, or sang of God’s goodness and love to the rhyme of rippling waters or sobbing winds. Brady felt they both […]
Continue ReadingBrady was sixteen years old when, once again, he packed his bed and war-bag, putting his Bible into his pocket and gave a farewell look at the old house on the White River Range. He rode the long, hard trail that leads west across the big South Dakota Plains and Cheyenne Badlands into the wilds […]
Continue ReadingWhen Brady was eight years old, he packed his war-bag and started out to establish his reputation as a professional cowboy. It was because of his father’s death at New York where he was born; together with other misfortunes, that placed him at the head of the family. There was no work that a boy […]
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