70 years a cowboy
Subtitle: a biography.
Publisher: Western Printers Assoc.
Published: 1950   1959 (this the  correct date)
Place of publication: [Regina, Sask
Language: eng
Number of pages: 62
Subjects: Cowboys.; Frontier and pioneer life -- Montana.; Ranch life.
Genres: Western Life self published Bio
First sentence: The following biography is presented herewith in all truthfulness as I remember it.It is written with two thoughts in mind. One being to protraythe true active life of a cowboy and cattleman the latter to cover a portion of the history of the vanishing prairie range known as The Great Shortgrass Country. It is my  sincere hope that in this writing I can give to my readers a more clear picture of the wonderful free range country as I once knew it.  

This is  the first  Paragraphin the FOREWARD.
Chapter 1 
For the very first time I was to about to take part, a real active part, in a large-scale cattle round up.
Description: Red Paper cover with incription  "70 Years a Cowboy"  (A Biography) By T.B. Long and  a Buckinghorse  and rider below  the incription.  Has a foreward chapter and  15 chapters. My own copy has incribed T B LONGMarch 8th, 1960. This that I have was a gift to his friend and one time sister in law my great Grandmother Nora J. Dyson whom was married to the Walter Glen Long in Saco, Montana
Notes: Cover title. Photo of  TB Long  at age 81 on his horse Hardway Taken by  Greatfalls Tribute  taken 1957 on the Frank Hedges ranch near Saco, Montana. 

Book mentions  many names and ranches of the times as wellas the weather and  other ranch happenings which is many.

 I had found the book among my great Grandmothers diaries of her life in Saco, Montana where she  rasied her three sons (one was my grandfather  a good freind of late Chet Huntley of CBS Evening  News after  her own husband  had to  do  some  prision time in Canada after a range war which happened a lot of back in them days... Mr TB Long was her brother in law and helped to shape the three boys lives a long with his brother Walter Glen Long whom  Great Grandmother Nora was married to for a short time before he passed away. I also have  a 5year diary of Walter Glen Long's from the times that he went to the big cities to work. Riding the  Empire Builder was cheaper then than now.