The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-03-15

Ch0nh1m an Ossck. My elot0rD h10s
bands child, Alphonso. lives there. I
flowed .twould be 90 good ! place -
any. did.
Then Glory Ann looked mp quickly,
and her cheelc-g glowed 80 that her hair
seemed pale In comparis0n 40 she said,
with withering emphasis:
II lowed to tower 10 Kings HOller
nn' see Uncle Elbertus. / lowed I
should tower there an to no other
place else, / did. =
Seems to me, = said Mr.. Carter.
speaking up quickly. that Glory
AIMS tower is the best. It only seems
TO me. jest proper in you TO 90 and
tower % your Unc 9 Elbertus', for I
hear Mirs.ndy amt very we'll. .
An II pc .rs to me, > said the
groom, s'as II ] was the one to decide
on this tower, 80 il pears to me, II
does.
Il can't set quiet an sea my darter's
opinion set aside an sort o. aOunced
u SO 70 speak" !" interposed MIRA Car
why. ain't you denided on your
tower yetp" asked Philnry. why.
my sister Dorlesky knew where her
tower was a-goin' TO he before shs
knew about her weddin'. She says 70
mo, says she, .Philury. Jerry has
promised TO fetch me to Niagary Fails
on tower ii marry him. IL he is
really meanin' 1t, ! will; Ii he ain't, +
wont An he Was. an she did"
Philury paused with q smile, and
glanced inquilingly ut the bride
An" (Glory Ann shook her held
emphatically) '.an'. Phiiury. Dorlesky
was right. She didn't Intend to be
cast down or trod upon by eny of them
bullies known rs men. Nor I don't,
neither. Tln goin' to tower to Kings
HOller, or / amt agoin' to tower at
all, SO / ain't."
wall, ye are, interposed Philetus.
..Well, We set and daily Till / git
ready TO 60 on any other tower, /" said
the Dridc, cornpiacently. rs she passed
her plate up, sHying: '.Please gimme
some more o. them cakes, pa. Il
4 Hereupn Philetus grew very angry.
Rising he said, fiercely:
GLORY Ann. Ill ke back that salt
cellar, aud you don't como to Glen
ham"
..An' you, Philetus, kin take your
silt an your,elf-ye are both too fresh
for mean 70 70 Glenham, or where
We will, for I'll tower to the HOller or
I'll tower none.
And. Glory Ann arose and passed
majestically upstairs carrying u glass
Of cider and .'tl,esn cakes" with her.
After supper. MIR. Carter said, turn
ing to his new son-in-law:
Seems to me. Phile. that IL ye AIM /
goin' to tower none. 'twouid be as
well to onhetch the horses an get
ready for milkin'; It's arter 5. y
Il low to tower To Glenham vet,
i'd the G 'oon, as he arose and van
ished up the Steps in the direction the
bride hid disappeared. s. Sc
Slowly the time passed. II was al,
most dark when Philury. who had
outsts.yed all the guests, In order to
help Mrs. Carter, returned home To
impatient Rhody Ann, who sat In the
kitchen waiting for her.
Well" she exclaimed '.Philury,
where did theJ tower TO, or ain't they
towered?"
They towered." said Philury; then
added ou see, IL was this wav-
long bout half-past 5. after Phile had
been most hall hour with her. q.
co.xn'. the parson he went up an he
prayed with her; an Phi.e's ma went
up an exhorts her, an / quoted rom
the Bible 10 her, an at last she said
she'd 60. rs o5eyin' seemed To be the
heftiest part O. the milrryin'. Then
VIC all went down to let her pat on her
new brown alapucky. Well. in about
ten minutes She came down. with the
salt cellar in her hand. leauin' on
Phile's Arm. a-smilin' like II basket O
chips; an he ". s a-grinnin' too. JEST
as she pissed out, very majestic like.
her purple feathers a-streamin' out
behind her, she paused an said: It's
Kings Holler.'
IAN it WIS. ioon added Philury.
well. ] guess Glory Ann will set
off them gilt hair pins, II she. ain't so
fiery that they mot, murmured Rhody
Ann. {,
well, she be skairful." said Phi.
Jury.
''She be-" echoed Rhody Ann.