There are closed-for-business signs across the valley, but the town came together, and everyone is doing their part.

Elizabeth and Lucas are planning for a fall wedding.

Lucas is buying produce from the locals, even though he doesn't serve them because Gustav won't cook with them. Lucas hired Mike to manage the Queen of Hearts.

Elizabeth and Lucas say good morning. Hope Valley has come a long way in a few months. Lucas is planning a surprise for her.

Elizabeth is teaching her class about Carpe Diem.

Nathan waves to Faith, who gives him a curt nod. He catches up with Fiona, who wonders if he could work things out with Mei, why he couldn't do the same with Faith. He stumbles over his words. If there's nothing there, then clear the air is Fiona's suggestion.

Allie says, carpe diem dad.

Henry heads into the jail cell on his own, even though Nathan says he has no reason to do so. Bill has good news. The court has agreed to a pretrial hearing in town in two weeks. He's hoping to get Henry's charges dismissed.

Nathan gets a Mountie dog named Scout. He's a failed Mountie Dog, so it's unclear why Nathan got him until Bill says that it looks like Hargrave still has it out for him.

Bill wonders why Henry isn't more worried about his charges, which could carry six years in prison. When Bill coughs, Henry says I guess we're both OK then.

Joseph tells Lee if they cut any more lumber, they're going to run out of places to put it. Lee is keeping many employed, even if they don't need the work.

Rupert brings Sara's lunch to the school, and Elizabeth notices that something is wrong. His family sold the farm because there aren't any jobs. Elizabeth says someone will hire him, but since they don't need the work, he considers it a handout.

Lucas gives Ned a list to order for his surprise. Everyone is invited to the saloon tomorrow evening. That's the surprise.

Nathan finds Scout hanging out on Henry's jail bed. The only person the dog takes to is Allie.

Faith shares news about Bill's health with him. She's been studying journals and thinks fresh air and exercise might help. He just says he's doing fine.

Lee worries that by hiring all of the men he doesn't need that he might have to lay off people after about two months because he'll be out of money.

Elizabeth wrote an article called A Day in the Life of a Frontier Teacher for the paper. Rosemary says she's banking articles for after the baby, but hopefully, she'll never have to use it. Elizabeth rolls her eyes.

Elizabeth asks Lee to get through to Richard Wolf. He already offered him a job, but he was turned down flat.

Rosemary wants to make more cuts to their expenses to help Richard. Elizabeth offers her old maternity clothes, but Rosemary doesn't seem to like the idea.

Elizabeth and Henry chat in the street. She reminds him that he did the right thing blowing up the mine and doesn't deserve what's happening.

Bill brought Little Jack a kite from his latest out-of-town excursion. She wonders about his health. She gets the feeling he's not telling her everything.

Elizabeth brings over her maternity clothes, and Rosemary happily accepts them. Oh, Lee, she says. What is she going to do? She is not meant to be "dusty." She needs things with a little bit more flair. The baby kicks, and she and Lee share a moment.

Elizabeth and Lucas discuss wedding plans, and she suggests they elope. But she wouldn't want to deprive him of a wedding. He reminds her it would deprive all of their friends and family. Worth a shot!

Florence and Molly are helping Minnie with Lucas's surprise. They have a lot of turnips and beets.

Lucas visits Lee, who is on the phone doing business. He's trying to get the huge contract. Lucas needs a favor. He wants to pick Lee's brain about something. He's asking Lee to be his best man. Awwww.

Allie wrote a poem and wants Elizabeth's advice on it. Elizabeth loves it and wouldn't change a word.

Elizabeth wonders what's with all the wet hair. They found a swimming hole, and they're going as often as possible.

Elizabeth visits Nathan and sees Scout. Nathan says it's not his dog. Elizabeth knows better. He's drawing the dog, and she wants to see the rest of his work. Instead, she sees "adopt me" on his drawing.

Elizabeth wants Bill to check out the watering hole. She wants him to go on the hike, and she needs the exercise herself. She'll meet him in an hour.

Rosemary is a little taken aback that Lee is the best man, but Elizabeth didn't ask her to be her matron of honor. She's vexed. Why wouldn't she ask her? Why?

The water they're examining is a hot spring. Bill doesn't like it and will put a no-swimming sign on it immediately. They just want them to ask their parents.

Elizabeth and Bill discuss the springs and his health.

Lucas and Minnie put on a community dinner using all of their surplus food. Elizabeth wonders why Rosemary couldn't find a single dress, and then Rosemary shows her the dusty dress is now purple.

Joseph says a prayer before they eat.

Bill and Henry didn't attend, and they prop each other up. Henry says to enjoy his time because it's a gift. That's what Elizabeth said. Henry suggests maybe he listens.

Dinner is over, and the dancing has begun. Nathan wants to ask Faith to dance, but as he's on his way over, Allie pulls him to the dance floor. Fiona takes her new roommates to the dance floor too.

Elizabeth thought it was understood that Rosemary would be her matron of honor, but Rosemary wanted to be asked. Hugs all around.

Richard decides to take Lee up on the job offer. Lee asks Joseph if the Good Lord will provide. Yes, he will.

Fiona and Mei try to understand why Faith won't bury the hatchet with Nathan. She assures them there is nothing between her and Nathan. But it's clear that something happened.

Lucas is trying to prove to himself that he's the kind of man who deserves a woman like her.

Bill decides to take to the waters.