The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-01-13
STORIES OF THE DAY.
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and New M"N''" over IN tA" IAN
Simon country, ont Wn"r" 1--we, "a
friend Of mine has a sheer ranch. |
vas ON u y;sit to his no%kS one day
Tbero NJ. mon with m. sheep. but all
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charge Of four dogs, a mother and her
three pups. OF course the yUung dogs
were fnIl GROWN and as big as their
raro,, vot tb,.r vinl4ed bor gra,t daf.
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attempt to compel them to be alert II
industrious. AS the flock was grazing
along the pasturage, a handful or sheep
might point cut from one l and begin
to stray from the main bunch. The
pups would notice 1t, but, being llstless
and indifferent, made no sign OF going
after the d~e1lnquents, The old dog
would otter a few short admonltory
yelps, which was her way OF ordering
her chllderen to turn III those stray
sheep. II they dallled along, neglect
lul OF tholr pam uutv' alter that the
cid dog would suddenly land pellmell
spon one OF the and selzlng
Alm by the hape OF the neck give MIN
AproaiSi"uS Sil"h'pS up
aver oelnS Puh'Sheh' 'he lazy pup
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aha iead her pups out upon the dark
pastures 10 una tilat lost sheep' Ana
they had 10 ma H. one would work
them all night II need be. Ordinarily
they could hunt II out at once, and then
the 1our doSs would Drlhg III the truant
Oh the run with much clamor ana bark
ing, as II TO teach 1t not TO lag again.
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nave "a couple Oh doSs On our larm' Ohe
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eiant Ne"louhoiaho lhey are 'ailts
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oo"h 10 'he gates anu o"rA "' every
"as"h anu carriage 'ia' eoes NY hney
never oinl' ,h's 'oclierouS ceremony
anu Teeii ~ oeiiNe Sie"' Joy HUN l"
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