The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-12

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bnnkfngly. And 80 you're up here,
are We, Tommy? And Loney, too, by
George! GoOd-good enough! Say, old
man, when's the happy day? You want
to give me time to wash my neck and
get a new pair Of calf skin boots"
Uncle Almost"
81 hain't said nothin'. All I said is
that this is a happy daytime weather
couldn't have better. Makes me feel
Jest like q boy. / vanny, II 1t want
Sunday, I'd dance we a clog right on
this old shanty floor. Tafn't wicked to
sing hymns, though on Sunday, Is IT.?
Wal, then, here she goes:
.I1ooray fer Penn-sil-way-ne-ar wunst
Where folks Is fat and cam:
Hooray fer scrapple. schnits and krout,i
Ont pegs what takes tie pam.
Hooray!! How's that fer Ike Watts? I
tell you that beats the PONIES of Lole
and Scott's marmelade all to ponhoss
already. Helm? But I've gut to hev
more air; It's close in here. Hooray
fer Pennsylwania!-'. He swung hila-E
rously out at the door, and they heard
his song far down among the scrub
,oa.s.
1T seems good to see YOU u again,
sLoney. This 10 your first ride, isn't
u? Glad of It," Jim crossed over be-
hind the sofa and took her hand cor
daily. Tom looked over at them with
beaming face.
"Loney's doing f1ne,'' he cried. Doc
tor isn't coming any more, unless he's
sent Tor. He says she'll be wells ever
by Christmas.
oh I'm not sick now" She looked
up at theg group about her with a wan,
faint smile, but her eyes were near to
tears. You've all been good to me-"
You must come now to zee Jim and
me and you must stay a week. We in
sist upon Il" Rose seated herself by
the girl impulsively and took her hand.
sHartswick spoke Of It only this morn-
ing"
'.Ill be glad to come" she began.
feelingiy, but at that moment the voice
OF Amos Harding rang suddenly in.
from the scrub oaks.
'E4eigh. folks. look o here! Here's
where you get your gen-u-wine happi-
happy couple. Caught en- right out
on their honeymoon" He was Lead
Ing In high glee Ulie and the late Wild
iow Kuhn.
Come right In and see the folks.
Don't be bashful. Here. people, salute
the happy couple; salute the blushing
r hain't Eoin' in there still." At the
edge Of the black ring Ulie had halted
suddenly. We've gone fer enough,
Amos"
oh. come on with yeh. There amt
no speerits in there now; I've pow
vowed and hacked EN- myself. Come
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on nj side. And it's all on account Of
I tell you, folks. this Is my mas
OLiDelDls you've GOT q
81: p.sas!: IA bride snapped
= u..sus "otuS VIII klillns sarcasm.
wal now. you look o here" con-
tlnu 0ed amos soiemniy, d you re-
NaM noW Wiid ule was for n
spe.iY VA; sur, when he was right
nun 2 iye him q little talk .Ulie.'
sez = fatnerly < you're binder m
= peat Here you be a-runntn' hither
AND yon. q hen with her head of.
.fter this silly young thing and that silly
young thing. m you've looked plum
over the best lookin' n pertest young
Woman IN these here valleys,' sec L"
"Oh. you git out" flirted the bride,
girltshly.
Honest. now. You Jest ask Ulie
here. Say. didn't I. Ulie? You take
my advice. Ulie. seq l. You don't stand
much show shes smarter'n white
lightnin. ana b can hev the pick Of.
the valley h minute b turns her
hand over; but try her Sc. !. It'll
AXE careful courtin.' ser l, and you
hey TO ask her g dozen times. but
you nang. right 70 Il. gut the
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