Plot

Mark and Lucas share a train ride into North Fork with a Japanese nobleman and his servant who have come to learn more about America. After being insulted by a pair of local thugs, the nobleman demands satisfaction and trouble ensues.

It's a big day for North Fork - the first railroad train is coming to their new station. Riding as passengers are the McCains and a Japanese nobleman and his servant who are visiting the West to learn more about the United States. When the foreigners are insulted by a pair of local hooligans, they demand satisfaction, and soon the four men face off in North Fork's dusty main street.—David Bassler

The railroad finally arrives in North Fork with Lucas and Mark on board having been away selling cattle. Also aboard the train are two Japanese gentleman one of whom, Hikaru Yamanaka, is a Lord. They are treated so well by the McCains that they decide to spend a few days in North Fork but a few of the town hooligans can't help but make offhand remarks and jokes at the expense of the visitors. It is left to Hikaru and his servant Soto to teach them a lesson in manners.—garykmcd