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When a company that owes money to Charles becomes bankrupt, Charlies ends up deep in debt and puts a lot of financial strain on the family.
Mary's failing eyes end up causing issues with her schoolwork; when Charles gets her glasses, her class begins to tease her for them.
Laura Ingalls is stunned to learn that her fishing friend is Walnut Grove's new banker; she gets upset when he accuses her of befriending him to secure a loan.
The town gathers for a baseball match between the Green-Stockings of Sleepy Eye and the men of Walnut Grove.
Laura decides to find out for herself if a hermit (John Anderson) is really a maniac.
Laura and Widow Snider (Bonnie Bartlett) scheme to get dates for the spring dance.
A dying widow (Patricia Neal) asks the Ingalls to help find homes for her children.
When it appears the widow's children must be separated, Mr. Edwards makes an announcement.
Mrs. Oleson complicates the Ingallses' long-awaited camping vacation by deciding that she and her family should go along.
Laura thinks she has found gold and imagines the glamorous life it can buy.
Laura and Mary's plans to raise money for the pastor's birthday by investing the Sunday-school funds backfire.
Isaiah Edwards attempts to bond with his newly adopted son and buys him a rifle so that the pair can go hunting together; his son, an avid reader, has no interest in hunting.
Caroline volunteers Charles to keep a round-the-clock watch on a drunken, abusive father.
A school-trained farmer (Alan Fudge) convinces Charles to switch from wheat to a new corn variety.
The Ingalls family, returning from a trip to the city, is stopped by a U.S. marshal looking for a Sioux renegade.
A farm boy (Mitch Vogel) takes Mr. Edward's tales to heart and heads to the big city.
Founder's Day festivities promise fun and friendly competition for all except aging logger Jim Tyler, who fears losing the log chopping contest to a younger Charles Ingalls.