The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-03

away to outsiders. II could get thar |
recipe SO could make them pancakes
for myself on my ranch I'd be happy
man. says Bird.
"'Are you sure ] says to him. that
it amt the hand that mixes the pam
cakes that you're afterT
Sure says Jackson Miss Lea
right is a mighty nice girl. but ! can
assure you my intentions go no fur
Their than the CASTRO but he seen my
hand going down to my holster. and
he changed his similitude-t than the
desire to procure copy of the pam
cake recipe he finishes.
"sYou amt such bad little man.
says 1, trying to be fair. I was think
ing some of making orphans of your
sheep, but I'll let you fly away this
time. But you stick to pancakes
says L, as close as the middle one OF
stack, and don't go and mistake senti-
ments for strip or there'li be singing
at your ranch. and you won't hear it.
ITO convince you that am sim
cere,' says the sheep man. III ask you
to help me. Miss Learight and you
being closer friends, maybe she would
do for you what she wouldn't do for
me. If you will get me a copy of that
pancake recipe give you my word
that I'll never call upon her again
That's fair | says, and shook
hands with Jackson Bird. III get II
for you If can and glad to oblige.'
And he turned or down the big pear
fat on the Piedra in the direction of
Mfred Mule, and steered northwest
for old Bill Toomey's ranch.
at was five days afterward when
got another chance to ride over to
Pimienta. Miss Willella and me pass
ed gratifying evening at Uncle Ems
ley's. She sang some and exasperated
the piano quite lot with quotations
from the operas. gave limitations of
"a rattlesnake and told her about
$naky McFee's new way of skinning
cows and described the trip | made
to st. Louis once. We was getting
along in one another's estimations fine
Thinks l, If jackson Bird can now be
persuaded to migrate win. 1 recol-
lect his promise about the pancake
receipt. and thinks l will persuade it
from Miss Willella and give it to him.
$50 along about 10 o'clock put
on wheedling smile and says 10 Miss
WilleIla. Now, If there's anything
do like better than the sight Of red
steer on green grass it's the taste of a
nice hot pancake smothered IN sugar
house moiasses.'
Miss Willella gives little 5ump on
the piano stool and looked at me curl
Gus.
YES says she, they're real nice.
What did you say was the aame OF
that street in st. Louis, Mr.. Odom.
where you lost your hatY
Pancake avenue says l. with a
wink. to show her that was en about
the family receipt and cou5dn't be
side corralled aff of the subject. Come.
now, Miss WilIella.' says: 'bet's hear
how you make 'em. Pancakes is just
whirling In my head like wagon
wheels. Start her off. now pound of
flour. eight dozen eggs. and so on
How does the catalogue of eonstitu-
ents rum
Excuse me for moment. please.
says Miss Willella. and she gives me a
quick kind of sideways look and
slides off the STOOL She ambled out
in to the other room. and directly IN
Gle Emsley comes in in his shirt
sleeves. with pitcher of water. He
turns around to get a glass on the
table, and see forty-five in his hip
pocket. Great postholes.' thinks L.
but here's family thinks heap Of
cooking receipts. protecting it with
firearms. I've known outfits that
wouldn't do that much by a family
fend.'
Drink this here down. says Uncle
Emsley. handing me the glass of wa