Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
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come in and see about buying that
cow" called lusty voice from the
farmhouse they were passing.
"WhOa!" called the baker refining
up.
will you hold the horse, them"
he asked Bah.
Eyes; but why can't I deliver the
goods to those folks that are camp
ing down yonder and then return for
your"
$50? Dat is goot. Der pig lofes ist
sieben cents. der leetle lofes, four
! cents, der cakes list ten cents one
dozens, und der pies list ten cents"
| "All right" said Bah. touching up
the horse. Il wonder if the campers
are city people or farmers?"
She turned into the road that led
into the stretch of woods, and drove
up to the back of the row Of tents.
"Halloa, Heimer! VIE gents! How
many for pies"
The young man who had come from
the tent paused in establishment as
the vision of yellow braids and pink
sunbonnet met his gaze.
|
Il am Minna Heimer," said soft
voice, "and | came to deliver the
goods"
"Oh," he nodded UNDERSTANDABLE,
as he continued to gaze in admiration
at the fair young bakeress.
What will you wish? Pies, cakes,
bread
Before he could decide three youths
appeared around the corner of the
first tent and they surrounded the
| wagon. Bah knew at glance they
were city men and of her own class.
Her modsh shoes and skirt, belt. sill
yer bag, etc, were covered by the
dust robe. The white shirt waist
pink sunbonnet and yellow braids
could clearly belong to Minna Heimer
in their estimation, and she was
quite enjoying the situation. returning
their chatting good naturedly, respond
ing in fairly good German to their
queries in that language. Suddenly
another man appeared upon the
scene. Babs heart gave a great leap
and she caught her breath sharply. as
she bent her head over the box of
bread.
So he Rob Booth, had also fed
from the scenes Of their former hap.
piness! IN her confusion, the dust
. robe dropped as she half rose to take
. out the bread.
"Whew! Minna l.. up to date
| laughed one of the 'Een. spying the
. shining Oxfords.
Bah kept the sunLo nnet lowered
and resolved to disg,.ise her voice
should 1t be necessary % speak in the
transaction of the b.i: mess.
How much for tl;,, brod. Minna?'
asked one of them &c ming up close
to the wagon.
Der pig lofes list sc ben cents. de-
lcetle lofes, four cen:., der cakes ter
cents der dozen, W. der pies, tel
cents
A shout of laughte- lent up at he
transition from perfeai English to tn,
broken German.
'Oh. Mnna. you're Il darling. How
much for kiss?"
The sunbonnet was rtised now, ant
caution lost in angc. Two blazin:
eyes looked straight A the offender
Biff. The loaf of bre:.c she was hold
ing smote him SHARPLY across tn
cheek and she dror- away vithou
waiting for the purchases to be made
Sounds of laughter, .Ties of Goo
for you, Billy. You cot what wa
coming all right" fell upon he
ears. Once out of the woods. she ha
to slacken her pace. as there was
narrow place to turr. She heard tn
sound of some one raining swift
II behind her. She e:ged anew tn
horse
'k wait. Bab!" commanded a one
Ia loved voice.
S. Another instant and he had sprun
m into the wagon and sat beside her.
lie Dab, look up here"
lie She obeyed defantiy.
Now, tell me-" he said sternl
e. what this means"
1t really seemed good to hear aga
to the imperious voice and commando