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- Though loved by many in her Norwegian village home, Thelma herself does not know love until she meets Sir Phillip Errington. They are married and go to London, where she is well received except by Phillip's jealous "friends." Lady Clara and Lennox plot to make Phillip appear to be unfaithful, and Thelma returns to Norway. Phillip, however, pursues her and proves his innocence.
- Virginia Tremont, her guardian Kenly Lounsbury, and their guide Bill Bronson set out for the Northwest in search of her fiancé, Harold Lounsbury. After being left by Kenly without horses, Virginia and Bill find Harold living as a Native American. Her affections are transferred to Bill when he twice rescues her from danger and when Harold is revealed to be worthless.
- In 1899, Kansas farmer Wade Harkin and his wife Ruth pull up stakes and head for the Alaskan gold fields to make their fortune. When they reach Seattle, Washington, Wade tells Ruth to meet him aboard their ship going north, but when she arrives, she is unable to find him because he is involved in a private poker game. As the boat pulls out of the harbor, Ruth jumps into the bay and returns to town. Securing a waitressing job at a waterfront cafe, she meets a gambler and dancehall owner named "Lucky" Vail and his "lady friend," dancer "Chicago Belle." Lucky likes Ruth and acts as her protector, but she ignores his attentions. One night, a menacing man named Dugan follows her home, and Ruth shoots him. Fearing a murder charge, she escapes the city by stowing away on a boat to Alaska. Also on board is Chicago Belle, traveling to Nome to entertain at one of Lucky's dancehalls. However, a storm wrecks the ship at sea. Belle drowns, and Ruth takes her identity. Living alone in Nome, Ruth has Wade's baby and works at the dancehall. When Lucky comes looking for Belle, he is surprised to discover Ruth in her place, but realizes he loves her. Soon afterward, Ruth's husband, Wade Harkin, arrives in town to see Belle's show, and is surprised to find Ruth instead. Lucky and Wade fight in the street for her, but during the fisticuffs, an anonymous bystander shoots and kills Wade. Badly beaten, Lucky staggers into Ruth's open arms.
- Joan Cameron is engaged against her will to Paul Bisson, the trading post factor. While her father and Bisson are away, Joan's sister, Esther, elopes with trapper Jules Perrault, and Joan meets Barry O'Neil, a dashing Northwest Mounted Police officer who falls in love with her and departs, promising to return. Months later, Esther, bearing a child, returns. Cameron and Bisson also show up unexpectedly, and Joan claims the child as her own to save Esther from Cameron's wrath. In pursuit of Esther (who he believes murdered Perrault), O'Neil chases Joan, unaware that she is his "Colleen," when she flees with the child in a canoe during a raging forest fire, assisted by Jerry-Jo, the half-breed. Bisson, enraged, also gives chase, kills Jerry-Jo, and then dies when the half-breed's dog attacks him. Joan and O'Neil return to the post to find Perrault, still alive, planning to marry Esther.