Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22

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grouad a..d RI. 70 t:.e olG scho.a. wiz.
bot. ,er Lands ocsr-esci.eel % In.
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haaGs sig gave t-:-c.; tts::a y: .1rcstCcf=3
froia Lis Irocs:e, & yellow ce,-slp.. 81
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reeei7-t - However. Sic seemed %
attact. 10 particular importance. 70 it.
AID :..s-s:ad q opening II leaaed ~
ward h.La. still holding one Of his
hands
These awful OLD men, HAIRLESS
groaned :nwaN.ly as he handed III.
horses OYER To the judge Il dare ga:
he'll Kiss her ton Bu. when tie sd.
itor and Nr. W'iiletts lad gone i, was
Helen who kissed FIsbte.
They're coming out To sI,ead TIE
evening, aren', thev?' askc! ls.iscor..
holding 10 sh= young men as they 3,
OF down tA:. road.
"Liye has 10 coEe whether lie .s,1.:.s
to or not" Minnie laughed rather con
sciously. ITS his turn tonight 10 !oo.:
after Mp. Ha-Eless,"
II guess he won't mind coming said
the judge.
We'll" returned Lis daughter. g!aac-
ing at Helen. who stood apart reading
the telegram, to Fisbee. II know # IL
follows Mr. HAIRLESS he'll! get here
pretty sooa after suppe!-as so9n g
the E;oon comes up, anyway
The editor Of the Herald was late -
his evening meal that night. Il -as
dus.. vixen he reached ri1a hotel. and
for the first tine il history a gentle
u.an sat down 70 meat IN thai hous.
of entertainment il evening dress.
Ttc.. "as 10 one il The d.l!l. -ca:1
VIXEN !.e ,EeEt little other b1a-de-s
had finished. and It was C.Ei:i4i4' s
"e"s..r.c OUTPUT tie landlord. Co
luEbus Lands, ca-,e and attended 10
his [:aots himself and chatted wit!.
hiE3 Wills. lie ate. "..
'-:ii'..e-e's a picture Of Henry Clay
remarked Lands in Obvious relevancy
To lis co;a.laf.ion's at;..e-"there's d
pic-ur- II Henry Clay soL.e::i.f-ses
about the house il. :. s.y-:l.lo:. TAIL. Cos
er:!9- Re- POKE l,.re il o:le. Eodet-':r
say: ;-l5f'aT= wore: one. except i ."as
Ligssr built Up ~ Erourn About tl:e: col
lar and Lad brass buttons. tAi.lE.
Ole Ian W.:ab: T'as :.a-e a.ain %
night" ne landlord cont!n':s't. chang
ing tl.e s-t jet He waited around fer
ye a caol, while. but last !is- tad 70 90.
He. Zen mighty wrought Up s:'.ce the
trouble This morning a:l' .r2:tt@l - see
ye bad. Ion'r isnov: il you sen ii. but
that :.ie- Z Knocked E'ou.. LAT Of .,'itl.
a club got mighty near to.e u pieces
in t..e c-o"'d before .ln got aT~aE.
hin. as one If the Crossroads s::.i-lets
and s:c!.s-'l tie dogs Oh t-i.-.. aud lie
had & pretty ul=as: tine Of il. Windy
says .he Crossroads folks j i,e 7Tors.
n e7-e-. ana. says he, Tell Liz 70 st.cs.::
close u own says Le They'll DO
anything To git hin nov. says IL. 'a!l
resEs any hing told liz :ou wouldn't
take 10 $roc!. IL what IN: one says.
and / Es.1ov.-tl well enough you'd laugh
that away But. see here. ~ don't
put aort.:u too man FOR then folks. !
tel! -. Mr. HAIRLESS. ali ot uS are
scared for &C..
The good f-lloV. vas 50 earnest tl.a-
when Tie editors supper vas finished
ard he would have departed. Lands
detained .1..s. almost ly5- force Unit! the
arrival % Mr.. W't,Ietts. who. the land
lord knew. was his allotted escort for
the evening. When Lige came f7vear-
ing new tie. q PINK one he had has
tened 10 buy as so-3. as his engage
ments had given opportunity the land
lord Kissed savage word Of reproach
for his tardiness in his ear and Whisper
ing!v babe hin ,aJt let the ether out Of
reach that night. Mr. Wi.lerts replied
with a nod implying his trustworthi-
ness, and the young men went out into
the darkness.