Git Along Little Dogies

A principled cowboy who safeguards the town’s water supply and fights crooked oil interests. He is quick to act, stubborn in his resolve, and guided by a strong sense of justice, often catalyzing bold confrontations to protect friends and community.

Doris is ambitious and resourceful, running a radio station above Sing Low's cafe. She becomes entangled with the oil scheme, broadcasting messages to undermine Gene, highlighting the tension between personal ambition and family loyalty.

The scheming oil field supervisor who manipulates others to swindle Maxwell and wrest control of the lease. He relies on henchmen and public deception, making him the principal antagonist driving the town’s conflict.

Comic sidekick whose lighthearted presence and butterfly-collecting hobby provide levity amid tension. He aids Gene and adds warmth to the town’s collective spirit as plans unfold.

The bank president who embezzles funds to support the drilling venture and later faces a crisis of credibility. His struggle and Gene’s protective actions highlight the stakes of trust in small-town finance.

Owner of the cafe and operator of a radio program, Sing Low anchors the community with his venue and broadcasts. His cafe and radio presence symbolize the town’s social center and cultural voice during the oil dispute.