Tales of Wells Fargo: Created by Frank Gruber, James Brooks, Gene Reynolds. With Dale Robertson, Art Felix, Kit Carson, William Demarest. Agent Jim Hardie splits his life between being an agent helping Wells Fargo cope with bad guys, and owning a …

When a Wells Fargo office is robbed and one of Jim Hardie's friends is murdered, Hardie is doubly intent on solving the crime. With the help of an aging sheriff and a spunky boy, Jim sets a trap to lure the criminals to expose themselves.

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When a Wells Fargo train shipment is robbed in Missouri, Jesse James and his gang are suspected. Jim Hardie disguises himself as a photographer and attempts to locate the money and the outlaws who killed his friend on the train.

The shipment of large sums of money by Wells Fargo down the Mississippi brings Jim Hardie and Jeb Gaine to New Orleans. They uncover a plan to hijack the money. But the architect of the robbery may be a trusted Wells Fargo employee.

Sam Horne, wanted by Wells Fargo for robbery and murder, is wounded in a gunfight while taking his daughter to his brother to start school. The robbed agent Hi Walker offers Jim Hardie $10,000 out of his own pocket, to bring Horne in dead.

Tanoa: Directed by R.G. Springsteen. With Dale Robertson, Jack Ging, William Demarest, Virginia Christine. Hardie negotiates a new stagecoach route through Indian land with the local chief who is satisfied with the outcome. The tribe's young men, led by the warrior Red Knife, are looking for an excuse to return to the warpath.

When a Wells Fargo Bank is held up and a man killed, Jim Hardie is sent in to investigate. A local homeless man was arrested when he was caught with a gun owned by a famous outlaw but Jim Hardie knows he is not the real outlaw.

The Tired Gun: Directed by Earl Bellamy. With Dale Robertson, Nick Adams, Penny Edwards, Harry Shannon. Jim Hardie tries to help pretty Pearl Watkins with her brother Ira who is becoming an outlaw but is not wanted by Wells Fargo. His attempt fails but it is not long before he and the Bill Tobey gang hit a Wells Fargo bank leaving two dead.

Fraud: Directed by Richard Bartlett. With Dale Robertson, Sue Ane Langdon, Steve Brodie, Gregg Palmer. Jim Hardie is sent to the town of Still River to investigate a $20,000 insurance claim. When he arrives the local agent can't be found. Jim breaks into the office where he finds the agent dead in what looks like an apparent suicide.