The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-20
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man was Cyrus Baine. He was only
fifty, comfortable rich and growing
richer and was liked in his clubs and
person spoke of him as Mr. Baine
1t was always as Old Baine. He
came to know it and, accept the title.
persons spoke of him as Mr. Baines.
! There We're lot of bright young fell
lows in the Acorn club who were
friendly with Old Baine.
Old Baine had beautiful home in
the suburbs. In that home, besides
wife, he had handsome daughter
named Maude. She often came to the
! city with him and she was known
by sight to score of the Acornites.
A number of them had sought inyi-
tations to The Films, but the owner
had pretended not to understand Old
Baine had husband picked out for
Miss Maude and that gentleman didn't
belong to the Acorn club. He was
out west in the railroad business and
trying to climb to the top. There
should be no providers coming around
The Elms.
If the father had been asked which
young man he took to" most at the
Acorn club. he would have answered
Harry Campbell There was a bright
young man, making his way as a civil
engineer and to be heard of some day
among the best. Old Baine sized
! him up as having plenty of ambition,
but no guile. So great was his trust
in him that he confidently informed
him that he was going west to be gone
three months and that his old chauf-
feur having quit his job the ladies
must go to the trouble of getting an
other after his departure
Two days after young Campbell
had shaken hands with Old Baine
and hoped him a pleasant stay in the
wild and wholly and was sorry he
couldn't go along, he appeared at The
Elms in a So suit, ready-nlade, and
made application for chauffehr's
place.
1t was Miss Maude who was to do
the engaging and she looked upon the
applicant with surprise and suspicion.
He looked anything but the real thing.
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