The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-23

St:'N over one ni2ht.-Rach.
This was the telegram that Nelson
Wright received at his office aud in
s'artly the dull day was transformed.
He sprnng IL his feet bri>kiy and
snatrhed up the telephone receiver.
calling in turn three close male friends
who were favorite chum>.
IF there was anybody in the world
whom Nelson particularly liked il was
This elcctrityinG Bach" Joyfully he
hailed nnr and each Of his chums 1--WE
told s"n about Bach. Well he'll he
here to-day. 81 lol,, Yourself open for
supper
He had known Bach for two years
when he was working in the city.
When Nielsen returned W his home
town and put out his sllinyle as Il
budding attorney he had kept up n
regular correspondence with this prince
of good fellows. He had known that
Bach WAS off on Il iaunt for Il month
ANA was duly delighted 10 learn that
on his way home he would stop over
al >princlale.
Bach. rs Verne Dayton was fa,nil-
iary deSi.uated. was not over twenty
fiv" hu, WAS an aNowcd Woman hatrr
ana confirmed society hermit. out
side IF that he was the most muniti
cent and iov!al IF hosts and enter
tanners
come an expert III the preparation nj
dishes that would appeal /" the mos.
critical Of bon NiNauis. The little
kitchen of the suite was his kingdom
bali lie evening. while he po,tcre.i
aInund with every latest accessory Of
Cookery IN provide Il perfect meal
Hess The better SEX lr WAS won't
to observe chivalrouSlN. 'lut none in
my bla>lc,! life. Think of it. fellows;
FROM ten /" sixteen he special victim
of Il par>in"ninn> >lel'-lnother whose
cooking Was sparse as was it sloppy.
| recall mackercl every day drowned
In a greasy gravy that even the flies
wouldn't touch. Evenings. inevitable
ana UNMARRIED yellow corn meal and
niolaS>eS After my fathers death l
vas reiegated To an aged aunt. Poor
soul She did her best but she had no
more appetite than a bird and forgot
that ! had one. was literally starved
to death. At nineteen ] was alone in
III. world and thrown npon that desc
hate rock of refuge. a cheap boarding
haUSr. 1o YOU wonder when | made
Il lucky hit in business aud had the
~. ia y AS l AI ! isN\S M
cooks and became faStiaiou> AS Ia
cookery: True. there are some meals
To he had for Il small fortune, hut give
nae my own frying pan al my own fire
side and ! am content
Rronzed. clear eyed. bright faced. it
WAS "A little after noon when Verne EN-
tered Nelson's office To receive Il hearty
welcome.
Had the time of my litr!' declared
Verne in his hoyish, wholesome WAY.
"a tenn. a campfire. nature, and cook
cry Ia my individual taste"
I'VE Want some more Of it," re-
turned Nelson f"n,lly. right here. in
this town. and tonight. I've invited
three friends who have heard of Your
wonderful culinary genius. See here.
my mother and sister are away ia the
next town for Il couple Of days. I'm
going Ia give you the key I" the house
and | Want yon to get and prepare The
ingredients for one Of your famous
welsh rarchit treats"
well I'll do Just that" answered
Verne with animation. 1T Will seem
good to get back To :, r-a home
Kitchen
At tive O'clock that afternoon l.orcna
Wright returned home. She paused III
surprise as she noticed thar the
kitchen window was open and. adorned
with one of her aprons and Suffering
about table and stove. WAS the self
and looked startled and then sieepi>h
but the sweet smile Oh Lnrens's face
as he revealed Who he WIS and his
mission, not only restored her com
plncency. but presented the unSpuken
opinion that his chums sister WAS
guests arrived, the rarebit was really
a work of art, aud Verne was invited
to supper the next evening.
II have got a new de.icacy wish To
try" explained LOrena. and Verne
somehow was glad to protract his stay.
When puZzling new dish was set on
the table the next evening he dis
patched his share with all the aprra-
citation of delighted cnnnosNeur.
II never enjoyed such rejection ~
he insisted enthusiastically. What is
it. Miss Wright:''
Pig in blankets they call it," ex-
planned Loreua. "Shal! l give You The
recipe? It is somewhat elaborate.
You wash some oysters and roll them
up in thin strips of bacon and SkeMer
them with small toothpick, sprinkle
pepper, dip in melted butter. br"i: on
hot toast. earni>h with lemon and
white celery. and there you are
Two weeks later Verne Dayton Pc
appeared AT Springdaie. OF course