This humorous story begins at the funeral of a rich, generous man, Lucas Loin, in the late 1800s in the Old West. Because it was believed Loin left no will, the townspeople in the small town that he founded had visions of wealth for all. That is, until Loin's two, possibly-reformed, outlaw sons returned home for the funeral. When a shady lawyer appears on the day of the funeral with what he claims is Loin's 20-year-old will naming the two sons as beneficiaries, the townspeople are understandably suspicious. Expect many turns of events as schemes, trickery, deceit and outright theft, along with a good swindle, abound as the sons, townspeople, lawyers and the law pursue the will and the wealth.