Another barnstorming Western adventure from the prolific pen of William MacLeod Raine.

Bob Lee, youthful cowboy, on the JAB ranch in the Indian Territory before Oklahoma became a state, arouses the enmity of a territory bootlegger by pouring out his stock at a nation's barn dance at Cale Station. He gets deeper into a death-threatening situation by protecting his boss’ daughter, Willie May Broderick, from dancing with a bleary-eyed member of the Hickory gang, law-flouting ex-Texans who had recently come into the region. Cleburn Hightower, full-blooded Choctaw Indian and close friend of Bob Lee, further complicates the set-up.