Big Timber

The film follows Stella Benton, a society girl who loses her singing voice after her father's death. She moves to a lumber camp to live with her brother, Charles, who struggles to keep the camp running. When circumstances force her to work as a cook, she encounters Jack Fyfe, a neighboring lumberman who falls in love with her, despite her lack of feelings in return.

As the story unfolds, Stella finds herself in a loveless marriage with Fyfe, which leads to the birth of their child. Their life takes a turn when Walter Monahan, a wealthy lumberman, begins to pursue Stella, bringing new complications to her already challenging existence. The film's narrative reflects the emotional struggles faced by its characters, set against the backdrop of the lumber industry in the early 20th century.