The Town Mocked the Widow for Feeding a Homeless Drifter — He Came Back With 100 Riders

It is the burning hot summer of 1871 in the dry hill country of West Texas. In the dusty town of Bitter Springs, a ragged drifter with no hat, no horse and no boots sits in the street while men throw pebbles at him. Only one person stops to help. Josie Kendall, a brave young widow, kneels in the dust, gives him hot soup and takes him home to her small ranch on Sweetwater Creek. The whole town laughs at her. The mayor's wife calls the drifter a horse thief. When Luke Ransom finally rides away on Josie's old mare, he promises to come back before the first frost, and the town ladies are sure she will never see him again. Then the drought gets worse, and a powerful rancher with thirty men comes to take Josie's spring and her land. She is all alone on her porch. Or is she? If this story warmed your heart, please like the video and subscribe for more western love stories. Tell us in the comments where you are listening from tonight. #WesternRomance #CleanRomance #WidowStory #CowboyLoveStory #OldWestRomance #AudiobookStory #BedtimeStory #HistoricalRomance #TexasRomance #GoldenDustSaga western romance, clean western romance, widow story, mail order bride, mountain man romance, cowboy love story, old west romance, audiobook story, bedtime story for adults, homeless drifter story, 100 riders story, secret rich rancher, Texas romance, West Texas drought story, 1870s western romance, cattle baron romance, town humbled story, kindness rewarded, brave widow story, frontier love story, sleep story for adults, western audiobook