Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-01

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coma accustomed to the position IN
which he had been placed. AT first
he found it lonely to an intense de'
oree in the tower as the night crept
on, and once or twice hewas veryu
ensy when tramps had begged MN
through the open window 20 permit
them TO come up and have a smoke.
The rules forbidding admittance 20
the tower were stringent, but apart
from this KAYE would not have al
lowed the nomads 10 enter. Many
and many II night as he sat IN ms
GLASS cased apartment he let hts eyes
wander to the farm house which
sheltered Mollie, and his mind follow
inc his sight was filled wlththoughts,
boding no peace to himself.
Long after the midnight hour haa
passed he used to tilt his chair back
and smoke, his brain filled with TEEN
ing thoughts such as come only IN
thaouiet ofa umnier evening. Anon
his call would come from the lnstru
ments and instantly he was alert
active. ''Thirty-one passed west
wires the operator IN the t~owernbove,
and with his hand on the semaphore
SIGNAL he awaits the coming OF
the train. Soon he hears "A
roar in the distance, and a mo-
ment later the headlight Of the ex-
press flashes atuG up the track. lie
pulls theleyer clear, y the tratnrnsh-
es by, and throwing open I'll" Key he
notifies the office ahead and the ont
in the rear that the train has passed.
So all night long the routine cor
times.
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ntheutternpunahd oiall rue$thatts
the worst for an infatuated yunug
man thrown constantly IN company
with i maiden whose household du,
ties allowed her freedom at tho sam
hours. Needless 10 81" that love tut,
lowed. Often as knyc sat at night
in his eyrir h. caught il glimpse 81 d
/, light waved 70 and fro iu an upper
window ~ the farm hous, ana know
ing iull we'll the good night sigma o.
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