Lyric Studies: A Hymnal Guide Containing Biographic Sketches of the Authors and Notes (1891)

Harm had been working for the railroad from the time he was fifteen until he was laid off at the ripe age of twenty. Harm and a friend he worked with on the railroad decide to move west into Indian Territory of Oklahoma and take up homesteading. A simple move for him and his friendas wagon ended up with a wagon train of folks moving with them. A man he helped in a time the man was hurt turned out to be an ex-Texas Ranger. Also, the ex-Ranger had two friends who lived near him who also decided to go with Harm to the west. They have a lot of adventures along the way, including the rescue of two women who had been taken by outlaws. Harm also made friends with a Comanche Indian on the trail west who had taken his family from the reservation at Fort Sill.