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Santa's Ride.
This is Belle. This tale comes from Bobbie and Barry. Bobbie is doing the
telling.
This is Bobbie. I was cleaning out our attic and found a tale from
Barry's past. Some how Santa dealt with a foe of both of Santa and of one
of Barry's Great great grandfather's.
Hi everyone and Merry Christmas. This is Bobbie Winston. Have I got a
story for you.
I was cleaning out our attic. I was also looking for the Christmas stuff.
Ever since we were wed, Barry always insisted on a toy Clydesdale on or
under the tree. I always wondered why, but went along. I thought it a
small matter. But when I went up that day to the attic, I learned
otherwise.
In an old trunk, I found an old journal. It was written by Barry's Great
great grandfather Henery Remington. The following story comes from that
journal.
12 December 1885.
I am Henery Remington. U.S. Marshal for the territory of Ted Falls
Arizona. The town's name was a joke. There is some small streams but no
water fall. The name came from a ranch hand named Ted who passed out
drunk in front of the Territorial Governor. The governor was about to say
the town's name when Ted passed out. The governor remarked " Ted Falls "
and the name stuck. No one wanted to change the name, and I knew there
were funnier names for places. Ted went and got immortally and his image
in the town square.
However today as I was doing my rounds, I saw a funny looking and oddly
dressed man limp into town. I thought he was lost from a circus. I said,
"Hey there Pilgrim, what brings you to town?"
The strange man said, "I am looking for two people. One is the local law
man. The other is Dr. John Goseck."
I said with a laugh, "You found one. I am Marshal Remington. How can I
help you?"
After I said that, he pulled out a small note pad. Then he said,
"Remington, Henery. U.S. Marshal. Good with livestock care. Is unwed, but
wooing the Widow Emma Mae Gerkins. Widow Gerkins is noted for two things.
Making pickles and having been wed seven times to a man named Henery."
(Music Joke there people.)
Now this got my interest. I said, "Now how do you know so much yet need
my help? Also who are you?"
The little man said, "My name is MelsSpar. Just call me Mel. It will be
better around here. I work for a very old toymaker. His deliverey team
was harmed. They can heal, but not in time for the big day. We know who
did it. We need you you to bring him to us for justice."
I went very thoughtful. Then I said, "I think you claim that Dr. Goseck
did the deed, otherwise you would not be looking for him. If it was
another person, you would of asked for that person as well as Dr. Goseck.
Am I close Mel?"
Mel said, "Your on target. Dr. Goseck has learned well in health care on
animals and humans. We did see him in our area. If I may borrow a mount,
we can ride to Dr. Goseck's place right now. My mount died outside of
town trying to reach here."
I said, "Alright. I own two good horses. Both are a mix of the Morgan and
Clydesdale breeds. But first, let's get a bite to eat."
We went to the Dry Gulch Saloon. Beth the waitress said, "Hey Hank. Want
your normal dinner?"
I laughed. Just about everybody ate the same thing. Steak and potatoes
with a slice of pie for dessert. Today the pie was apple. Peach and
blueberry could be had when in season. (Apples store better for a longer
time. Peaches and berries don't last last unless canned or turned into
jams or jellies.) The steaks were cooked to order. I took mine rare. I
then said, "Sounds good Beth. Also set my friend here up with what he
wants."
Beth said, "OK Hank. Just what does your friend want?"
I went and said, "Ask him yourself."
Then Mel popped up. He said, "I had to borrow some stove wood for you to
see me. I will take a whole apple pie with a extra pinch of cinnamon. It
is not my normal fare, but it will do. I will drink a pitcher of milk. My
boss's rules."
Beth looked at me and I said, "Well it is werid but OK. I will take some
coffee."
Mel did say, "Marshal, This is my treat. I know you really would take a
shot and a beer. I thank you for taking the coffee instead."
I said, "You are welcome."
When our order came, Mel paid the bill in gold. The smell from Mel's pie
was so good, every one wanted a bite of it. Beth said, "I guess I will
tell the cook to make the apple pie that way everytime."
Well after dinner, I went to the stable and had both my horses be
saddled. I also added my usual trail gear. I went the general store and
picked up some cans of coffee, peaches, and tobacco. I added rounds for
my rifle and pistol. Plus some black powder, shot, and ball for my
father's old LeMatt's revolver. I know he carried it during the War
Between The States and wanted it passed down father to son. I included
some jerked meat, hot peppers, and hot sauce. Mel asked " Do you really
need the weapons?"
I looked at Mel for a short time. Then I said, "Yes. It is a sad but
needed fact of my job. I rather take a man alive before a judge then kill
him even when he may be gulity. One gulity man running free is worth 100
or more dead innocent men. Plus I don't know how long we may be on the
trail. We may need food. The horses can eat grain, grass or tree leaves.
I must eat meat or fish. I added extra canned fruit for your needs."
Mel said, "Thank you. But I also need sugar or honey. Honey can be found
on the trail. But Dr. Goeseck is near. Why so much stuff?"
I was about to say something nasty. But I thought otherwise. I did say,
"It is better to have and not need than not have and need. Besides, I
don't know how long it will take for us to reach your boss once we have
ole Johnny."
Mel said, "That is good thinking. I did buy up all the peppermint sticks
and cinnamon balls that the General Store had. Plus two cases of sweet
and condensed milk. I cannot tell you why, but my needs work at a
different level than yours. While you might think of this weather as a
warm late fall day, I see it as summer. You coldest day is almost normal
to me. Your average summer day is murder to me. In your summer, I would
have to stay in the Ice House just talk to you. I hope this don't take
too long. The big day is coming fast."
I did ask, "Was that why your mount died? You came so fast that you
failed to make ready for your trip here and back?"
Mel said with sorrow, "Yes. My boss's needs are that great."
I said, "Then lets wrap this up fast. I don't know why, but I know we
must get to your boss with in a week."
Mel said, "If we get Dr. Goseck, I can get us to my boss in an eye
blink."
We traveled on and I stopped us twice. I was worried about Mel. Just
before we reached Dr. Goseck's place. I dipped a cloak in a stream. I let
it ice over. I did that twice more. Then I placed that iced cloak over
Mel. His color looked better. Then we went to Dr. Goseck. I told Mel,
"Keep that cloak on. It won't tip our hand and keep you cooler."
Mel nodded his assent. We caught Dr. Goseck and I roped him like a calf.
I said, "Mel, can you tell me is this your man."
Mel just nodded. I tied Dr. Goseck to the fence post. Then I went in Dr.
Goseck's house and found all his notes. I took them as long one of his
mules. Mel said, "Wrap him in some heavy blankets then tie him to the
mule. Hank good buddy, please put on some warmer clothing. You will need
it in a short time."
I said with some concern, "Mel can you make it?"
Mel said, "I am still a little too warm."
I said, "Not to worry. I filled the canteens from the stream. It is ice
cold. Drink at least two. Just do it slow. I can fill them here before we
leave."
Mel said " Sounds good. After I do that, let me feed all the mounts. It
will help us on our trip to my boss."
To make things fast, I wrapped John in a large rug and four thick
blankets. I tied them on him, then I tied him to the mule. Then I slipped
into a extra set of long johns and my thickest winter coat. I went back
to the horses and found that Mel had fed them with a extra large dose
feed corn. I didnot buy any feed corn. Mel said, "The feed corn came from
my boss. He thought it maybe needed. I guess he thought along the lines
of better to have and not need than need and not have."
I thought that makes some sense. Then Mel said, "It looks like we are
ready to go. Up. Up. Up and away."
The horses and the mule started to fly. They flew with the speed of
thought. When we landed at the Toy Factory, the Toy Maker met us. He
said, "Mel, I see you have found the wrong doer and some help. You don't
look so well. Please go and rest. Then eat some of the Mrs.'s cooking.
You will be alright shortly."
I looked at Mel then the Toy Maker. I asked " Will Mel be OK? He looked
like he was about to pass on when we got here."
The Toy Maker said, "He was. The trip's stress was that great. I saw what
you did and what he ate. But I still need your help. My team still cannot
fly. What can you do?"
I said, "Since I have John's notes, I should see your team."
The Toy Maker nodded and took me to his team. They were Reindeer. One had
weakly glowing red nose. I looked at them. Then I said, "I can get at
best three back to full health with in a week. The rest with in a month."
The Toy Maker said, "Do what you must. If you need to, get some fresh
ones to haul my big load. Use this feed corn to aid you."
I went to work. I did get three of the Reindeer back to full health. They
were called Dasher, Donnor, and Rudolf. Rudolf ate all my hot sauce and
peppers like they were candy. His nose went to a very bright red. Then I
took off to see a friend of mine. I did leave John in the Toy Maker's
care. When I got back home I looked at the date. It was now 23 December
1885. I went straight to the Busch Ranch. (Mr. Busch had a team of 16
Clydesdale horses.) Mr. Busch said, "Hello Marshal. What can I do for
you?"
I said, "I need to borrow your horse team for three days. They will be
well cared for."
Mr. Busch said, "Take them as long as you need. My next big delivery will
done after the first of the year."
I said, "Thank you Sir."
Just as I was about to take off, a Shaman met me. I said, "Running Bear.
How is Little White Dove?"
Running Bear said, "Fine. I see you are in a great hurry."
I said, "Yes I am. What is your need of me?"
Running Bear said, "It is not my need of you, but your need of me. Take
these four eagles. They will aid you on your quest."
I knew Running Bear since the time I came to Ted Falls. He never steered
me false. So I said, "Thank you Running Bear."
Well with the eagles and horses in tow and fed with the feed corn that
the Toy Maker gave me, I returned to the Toy Maker. He smiled as he had
the horses hooked up for a test run with the three reindeer. Despite
their power, the horses could not keep level flight. Then I passed over
the eagles. That crazy mixed up combo worked. The reindeer and horses did
all the pulling. The eagles grabbed the sleigh and streched their wings.
The sleigh kept stable. The Toy Maker said, "This will have to do. Mel
asked me to give you this small box. He wants you to give it to Emma Mae
Gerkins. I know what it is. I will tell you it is not a pickle recipe.
Now on to other things. The Mrs. had John in the kitchen all the time you
were gone. He has come up with a new way of making peppermint sticks.
Somehow he adds some colored stripes and makes them look like a cane.
When you leave here, you will a small but long task ahead of you."
I had to ask two things. "OK sir, but what is the task and what can I
call you?"
The Toy Maker just laughed and said, "My name is Kris. The task will be
to take care of John for the next fifteen years."
Just then Mel brought John to me. Kris said, "Now watch some old fashion
but fair justice Marshal Remington."
At that point Kris pointed what looked like a peppermint stick at John.
Kris said, "Since you used your gift of healing to harm, so you must
learn again. You will now learn in a new way and form."
John changed from a man in his early forties to a girl of five in a blink
of an eye. Kris said, "Marshal, take Joan home with you. Tell everyone
that you found her on the trail and she has no folks of her own. This is
the deed to John's ranch. It will beat having you, Joan, and Emma Mae
living in that hotel. Just have Joan stay with Emma Mae until you wed her
this spring."
I agreed. I knew it was not the full truth, but something that the town
could accept. I said, "Thank you Kris. Thank you Mel."
Kris said, "Thank you sir. I know that you will live a long and good
life. I won't say any more than that. I won't spoil any life's fun for
you."
I said, "Then I guess I must be off then. Will I see you or Mel again?"
Kris just smiled as he said, "Only in a dream. Now you must hurry. When
you wake up tomorrow everything will look as if nothing happened. Mr.
Busch will have his horses back and Running Bear will see the eagles fly
in their home skies. Just tell him and Little White Dove to stay away
from raging rivers." (Another Music Joke good people.)
I left and dropped John er I mean Joan at Emma Mae's. I also gave her the
box and said, "Do not open until Christmas." Then I went home and to bed.
When I woke up I went to get breakfast. I saw the town clerk. The clerk
told me " John Goseck left town and sold his ranch. Do you know where he
went?"
I said, "No. I did buy his ranch. I have the deed here."
Just then Emma and Joan came in. Emma said, "Henery. When we get wed, you
will stop eatting here all the time. After all, it won't look right for a
man not to eat his wife's cooking."
I did say, "You are right there. How does the first Saturday in April
sound like for a a wedding date?"
Emma said, "Perfect. The weather will be warm but not too hot. Planting
will be just ready to start. Easter will two weeks later. The town will
need a party at that time."
I did think a bit. Then I said, "Emma I love to pass the time with you,
but duty calls. I must do my rounds."
At that point, I started my rounds. I looked at the date. It was 27
December 1885. I slept all of Christmas and the day after was only thing
I could think of.
This is Bobbie back in our time. There was more in the journal. Most of
it dealt with Henery's day to day life. I do know he moved back to Salem
and had two sons. Barry did have four things from Henery. His old badge,
the rifle, pistol, and the LeMatts. Barry kept them clean and polished
and stored in a case that was tripled locked. Pam, my mother in law let
Barry have them after we were wed. I decided to put a toy eagle on the
tree to tell Barry I knew why he wanted the horse and it's meaning.
Peace. Love.
Bobbie Winston Remington.
From Belle and all her crazy gang.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Pansy
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