Jack the Young Explorer

For untold ages the mountain goats had clambered undisturbed along the face of the steep precipices that overhang the St Mary's River and Swift Current. These rough and rocky fastnesses protected them well. The Indians of the plains never tried to pass beneath these gloomy walls. It was into this region, as yet unknown to white people, that Jack and his friends now entered, in order to explore it and learn for themselves what it held.