The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-17


that after the arrival Of n greater num-
Der OF guests and among them the I'M.
married girls their opportunities might
not be ms plentiful M ut present. one
or two COW punchers IN an excess or
civllity nj the presence OF the fair
had insisted on giving up their six
shooters, numbling something about
There being ladies' present and "a man
being hasiy At times" In tlIt bunk
ROOM which did duty ~ II gentle
mans cloak room, thugs were really
warming up. There was micl, drink
ing Of hcnlths. ~ the brothers Benton
had tbOughirlllly provided The where.
wlthal and that In excellent quality.
Costigan was there and Texas Tyler.
who had ridden sixty miles 10 swing
petticont." or If there were not
enough tO go round To dance with
handkerchief tied 10 sOnc fellows
sleeve. BY swinging u peltlcont" II
was perfectly understood among all his
friends that he meant u chance To
dance with Judith Rodney Texas had
been devoted 80 Judith since she had
left the convent. and sometimes. per.
hapS twice II year, she told him that
she valued his friendship On all other
occasions she rejected his suit. rs II
his continual pressing OF II were some
thing In the nature OF an affront. Yet
Texas persevercd.
well, here's lukin' At you. since In
the way Of n friend there's nothing
better to look at" And CostigHn drain
ed a lin cup NJ Texas Tyler.
Your very good health" said Texas.
who was somewhat embarrassed by
what was regarded rs CoStigan's Glow.
eriness.'
'Begorrn, Is that HENDERSON or the
ghost Nv the b'y?" Costigan's rowing
eye was arrested by tho foreman OF
the XNN. who stood drinking with
two or three mon or his outht. He was
pale and i'll looking. lie drank several
times In succession, ~ IL ne needed the
stimulant and without the formallty
Of drinking Ia any ode. The two or
three xxx men who were with him
seemed tn he equally in ncrd Of rcstor-
atlveS
They ,alkcd ~ the cattl. stampede Ia
-, .., 81,
wv wv '"'"'> "'' wv"
heavy losers. Some 800 head of cattle
had been reco, errl. and members OF
the different outfits were stlll securing
the Red desert for strayS.
Something in the nature of "A seuSa.
ton was created by the arrival Of tn,
Wetmor. party The women were
frankly interested ia the clothes. bear.
Ing and general department or the
New Workers. Rumors OF Miss Cole.
brooke's beauty were rife, aud there
was general inclination 10 compare
her with local bellies. such exotic typ.s
they had seen these city beauties be
fore-were ~ rule too colorcss for
their appreciation. They liked faces
that had more 20 To ti,rn" WAS the
verdict passed upon one famous beau.
~ who had visited the Wrtmores the
year before. In arrangement OF the
hair, perhaps In matters Of dress. tn.
Judges were willing to cOnccie the
laurels TO city damselS, hut there con.
cession stopped. hut evidently Kitty.
10 judge from the elaboration of her
'OiIel, uIu MOI lhltuu 10 lie dismissed
thus cursorily. She herself was dell.
cately, palely pretty. as always. but
her hair was tortured to n fashionable
nutline-s, aud the simplicity of her
green muslin gown was only Ia tn.
name. II was muslin disguised. elab.
Grated. beribboned. lace trimmed iii
its identity was all hut lost In the null
titude Of pretty complications.
Did you know that old Ma'am Vel.
lett had n schoolmarm up to her
place." asked one of the men aprnpoS
of eastern prettlneSs.
We'll. we'll" CoStigan rrmlnlsccd.
"'tis some nv thin Yllitt lambs thot'S
six fut In their stockings, II Ol be- ri.
Numbering right Sure. the teacher
ought to he something NV pugilist.
Orm thnkm'."
II seen her the other day and neat.
or little heirer never turned out 10 paS.
ture Lord, I'd like TO be gnawlng the
corners OF the primer right now II she
was there to whale the ruler"