The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-07-19

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t'eie L"'"'n, '"l "'" over 'Ae IeNer
o'io'e ma" 1'n'>'e0 reading IL
Ns"''FSe "o'' Ine4Hs'"e5a'e ~, some peo'
p.e "t') '''' az 'o"'o see was
as, .,rH.y nn,r, r,'s 'oa, o' your e'rr
above nusines. document ot the highes, tm. uc
poE'anco requiring prompt attention.
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the most provoking part Of it all is
that have some affairs Of my own
that | must attend to, even if don,
watch Dorothy. But this morping.
after had gone home, happened 10
see among the news items in the
Gasette that
mir. and Mrs. K. Y, Hutton are at
/ the Ncndome for few DAYS"
Alack. alack, then he's married after
nu. and Dorothy in her studio is think
ino too much about him. What shall
! | do2 think "A minute, aud then pick
up the paper and fold i, SO that his
name can easily be seen. and then
| slip into the studio while Dorothy has
rone ,o sneak to her mother iay it
near the easel and hide behind the
door. Now dou,s like hiding behind
doors bpt how should ever know
whether Dorothy read that paper or
no, i | ,lion'i2
We'll Doro,hy came back and sat
down a, her easel without ever glanc-
iny at the paprr. She was greatly
Interested in i bit Of woodland.
.n, w,s skctrhiut. and worked fer an
:, ~
ho"1 ",'hoo' a'oPpiAo' 10" ny po"'
legs ana aehe S'aho'n9 these aitalu ~
move. for borothy can pear any
'hlhS 'hat mean anu, sno iouno
me. she never speak 70 III" a7'ih'
On, dear, 1 fcet as the boys 40 II
school who shy SPIT balls al me stud
ious ones III be Wiling 70 90 any
thing 70 stop saea amazing IL" i.l
timed INDUSTRY mere, sue c1'n
ninS - o,'o Wy Wv. - W ia,
think she's gong TO stop les, he'
eye has caught the paper, "'i' sn'
IA Aes i up and reads that Item aoou
Mrs Hutton aloud.
Dear me. she says qaietay MAJ
no idea he was married, heA WIN WIN
out a froWn. OF sigh, or ano'he
word, she falls TO work again ah'
draws for another hour, Ny poo
legs! | shall drop. All my sympa
tiles, too, wasted on 'la' .l.ailies s''
gri. sue deserves - =, os az W., Wy :,
and hope she will be. Nhat o.
earth can do. ne ehliaIeh VIZ =
, a, home from school, and no ainne
! ready. It must be l., and I've s'oo
here two good hours
dorothy, Dorothy. come out ior
race cries Bcrtie at the open w'ndo"
| Blessings on thee; eate'oo' oos'
!, answers Dorothy, and starts.
. start. too. and rush home 10 hh
3 my hungry children. houso sahonls :, 1
! Have they gone oaek 10 senoo,.
.. glance at the clock. len cio., 1'
:, Mercy on me. have ! only oeen Son
: fifteen minutes aud suffered all the'
: agonies! :,
y yery imaginative person. and 20
:. won't listen - anstnAnA LII ~ 80, =,
), have to say. Well. can tel. YOU ~
: more about Dorothy, Tor NY uloeu' :,
. Isaac has come, and be says that Il
; wife is sick, and he wants me 20
}. and spend the Winter with them an
.hn, M nv house. I've decided
.e 60, for Dorothy ish VIZ s.n,;,na,
!. She is 50 cold hearted, No ssp''me'
j about her ~ NJ - ,o,er,
Isaac's wife IS dreaa!a. ,!a,, '1eu ~,
= thing. and ! was SO busy u'an m,s 40
= timo to think much abou. Do.on as
D see see il the house was all right, and J.
saia m there was young fellow eourt,I
* Dorothy. lie sall ne oai ~.
as -. .,;1 Mrs Porter called nj