Held Up for the Makin's is a 1920 American short silent Western film directed by B. Reeves Eason.

Plot

According to a film magazine, "Owing to an unfortunate mix-up in ordering, two towns in the grand and glorious West were deprived of the great indulgence. No, not booze, cigarettes. Goldspur and Lasco, the two towns in question were plumb loco for a smoke. The last pack was put up as a prize and the Bronco Kid won it in the closest race of his career. But over in Goldspur they heard of a small consignment coming on the next stage and decided to go out and meet it.