A lively story, which contains something of the characteristic features of the West, and at the same time develops an interesting, though somewhat complicated plot. A girl and a mortgage, with a wedding to raise it; a curious elopement, which ends in an almost immediate return to the house, and this time a wedding, by an original individual of a cowboy preacher, with everybody forgiven and the mortgage lifted as a finale. Here is life enough and variety enough and movement enough to keep any audience interested. In some instances the comedy is extremely funny; for example, where the preacher puts off his clerical garb and hides his Bible before he will take a drink, and puts it on again to perform the ceremony. The acting is quite in harmony with the subject. - The Moving Picture World, April 9, 1910
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