Told ‘mid the swerving pine and snow-clad hills in the great Northwest, one of the most intense and dramatic stories we have had the pleasure to offer. We find the beautiful daughter of the factor at the settlement trading post plainly showing her disregard for so much formality. Pierre, a young Canadian trooper, thinks well of Julie and presses his suit and is finally accepted, but not until after Pierre in his persistent suit has incurred the enmity of Jon the trapper. The party is leaving the trading post for a long hunt; Pierre is to accompany them. Ronald, a rich young Englishman, arrives shortly after at the post with a letter from the Governor General, in which he is informed that the bearer has been appointed Game Warden of that territory and that the factor should post notice to the effect that laws protecting game and rights of reserves he respected. This is read with many misgivings by the populace. The new courier meets Julie; a friendship is soon formed; her father looks with favor upon Ronald, thinking him rich, and encourages Julie to forget Pierre. They are married; Pierre returns; the true character of Ronald asserts itself in his cowardice and Julie regrets but too late. Pierre bids them go and he seeks solace in the great woods of the north.