Ranger Bill — 1958
22 episodes broadcast in 1958.
Uncle Bob Mitchell and his nephew Dick quarrel over the family tugboat business.
Retired Herman Weber spreads warmth and faith through Knotty Pine while guarding an important secret about his past.
As scientists study a cave bared by melting Big Slide Glacier, a rockslide traps Dr. Swift, and the rescue team weighs amputation to free him.
Fun and mishaps abound at the Ice Festival.
Bill fills in for an absent game warden.
With Col. Anders and his wife lost on a backcountry vacation, his assistant Walt, the colonel's daughter, and the wary locals make Bill's search nearly impossible.
The Rio Perdido River runs dry.
A ranger weighs a change of career while bringing in the harvest.
Deep in the wild, Stumpy's mare Matilda snaps a leg.
Bill stands with young Running Fox as he shares the gospel with his ailing father, Chief White Feather, and his brother Arrow Hand.
Mahmud the Mighty, an elephant long gone missing, rampages through homes and farms, and hunter Baxter B. Bixby volunteers to bring the now-wild beast in alive.
A caravan of archaeologists is stranded when it breaks down in Knotty Pine.
Trapper Moose McBain's lines are being robbed of their furs.
While fishing for a trophy catch, young Eddie strikes up a friendship with a millionaire.
Stumpy clashes with Bazil Rascombe over the man's mistreatment of a colt.
A disabled boy, Jimmy Bensen, is given fresh hope of healing when Bill brings in a specialist -- until a member of the church board blocks the funds for his care.
Parson Spence Fielding takes on the toughs of Silvertown.
Bears keep dropping into an inexplicable slumber.
Towering pines topple with no explanation.
A woman lookout, Jane Reeves, becomes an unexpected help to the rangers.
Henry recalls being ten, when a crippling fall, his mother's death from cancer, and his father's grave illness shattered his world.
In championship bobsled runs topping 60 mph at Culvers' Peak, the rangers go head to head with the Cole brothers.
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