Forlorn River

In Forlorn River, a wanted fugitive named "Nevada" is left for dead in the desert by his partner but is saved by young rancher Ben Ide. As "Nevada" recovers, a romantic connection develops between him and Ina Blaine, the daughter of a neighboring rancher. Torn between his loyalty to Ben and his feelings for Ina, he ultimately sends her away.

As the story unfolds, Ina finds herself in danger when she falls into the hands of Bill Hall, who leads a gang of rustlers. The plot thickens with the introduction of Les Setter, who masquerades as an honest rancher while harboring intentions toward Ina. With a runtime of 65 minutes, this film encapsulates the allure of classic Western narratives.