A love story complication with Western trimmings. The arrival of a new woman at the ranch, the winning of the cowboy from his former sweetheart, and the attempt at revenge on the part of a discomfited suitor are features in the picture. All the dash and spirit of the ranch are in it, albeit the story is a bit trite. When the complications are all made straight and the little Western girl takes back her sweetheart, one feels relieved and is disposed to think how important a happy ending to a story of this sort is. The Essanay players are adepts at this kind of work, and in their hands the story acquires added interest as it proceeds. With the creditable acting goes good photography. - The Moving Picture World, May 7, 1910
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