Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-01-07

. seemed to dance upon the page as h
read them again:
Dear Tommy. / meant to tell vo,
this yesterday. but somehow I forgot
q You are one of the very first 1 am tell
n ing. Next Friday at a little bridge part,
: mother Is going to announce my en-.
gagement to Harold Sanders. I'm s.
anxlous for you to meet hjvn. Tommy
. He's Just a peach. and I'm sure youT
like him an awful lot.
Sincerely, Clara
! p. ST. hope your sprained wrist is
] doing nicely. q,
tommy sat in a daze. Harold Sand
ers! He mumbled the name over and
over. He guessed 1t was the black haired
chap who was at the theater with her
that evening. He visioned Clara nm
ming her fingers through that lucky
olack hair. His lips trembled. His ankle
suddenly started to throb with q dull
pain.
A brisk step sounded or the stair
Tommy hastily crammed the letter into
MS pocket and with the back of his
WrIst dashed a tear from the corner Of
his mouth where it had come to q
stop.
A lively knock and Morv an,.n.a
In n ham she held ha- bat 80
small leather bar. IN the othar ana =
his landlady,s stew mans Har rana,na
locks seemed "a lieht IN tha aa-aaIs
OF the room.
..Phewin she 6asnad hraa th,ae~,x,
Tommy. yo,,'re as near r. haa,an 80
preShutarian ear aua~ As1n % .
She drew off the hl,a coat ana a.,+
it ON the cot.
She rolled I'M The s,ea,,a. -
white shirtwaist. then tnoE tha sta--
pan and started for the dnor
I hope the hot water knnws u,hot
it's talking about tndau ! th;nr vn.,~
landlady must be sayin, her coal far
hard wintarn e.. -. 80. 2
the doorway. II wish vnn could ho,o
with last night j; =
Garden of the r,;aras - -
land rally q uas Il raraa 49,
archbishop spoke. too. NV h,,l ha,e !
Grand mar Tonam,. ~, Dut nes =
I yelled NV fnnl haad offn
He heard her hnmminu - the ha+h
as she filled the nan u;th wato-
would have r. foil Mo- ~. I.
wouldn't take anv more traair,ents 49, :
What was the nseo What ~ .ha w.
anvthinpo R,,t rornnu s,ou,..
GUIDED that he was poinc to mics nar /
So 49, 80. Is sonis - nSS AAry.
chs ra.,.va -. :
Tommy sal, silent Wills 10 ebat4aa i
md only il b,,sIv $500 q
vllahles 49, y
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49, 80 saAc Oily HfoIt /,
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lin contra rtaa h-anr aA1 : - a. nin n
she wnrrad II s;1an.o Ia
tile hl,rt look drove ~ - - h
or lins Aftar az asnrt. silnn.. iiun I,
,oke 0 an1 b,
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. for What : $50 ~. ansly Win .,
49, oa-u auout LIE fTeSOy- =
a1-ir, = 1.ossvaa !. lou Know J was only NJ n
sure IL amt anything you've done. q
aTy- :
she finished the work In silence. OF
1mmy mutely watched her as she ~
LED down her sleeves, put the tube Cf
ointment, the bottle at tonic and Sill
9 other implements into the bag, and "
en- donfled her coat and hat IN
Wen, good-by, Tommy" She offered Iol
: nand- lie averted his eyes as he J
.raaa -. mr.
'Good-by-' w
4 hope Ill see you again, Tommy ms
one turned to the door. AS she did no
2 great throb OF loneliness surged sta
= nm- SUI
Mary-dont gol" She turned to see AM
n break into tears. tle1
9. fummy-what is it?" She drop Jul
! 70 her knees beside his chair and bel
< his hand in hers. II knew there the
into the 0om. Tell me, Tommy.n sea
Nothin'," he avowed, but great sohs In
OK his slender frame. Unnoticed. Ina
ket 70 the floor. FRS
ur her
was . vaar ,ata~ rou n
: 80 . ytaI iateT- tommy turned stol
him us1lad Z. u nroaaWay- froi
~ ~AIA1u lbs Wue- Inc blue a
tha f1aminr ha;- l nsne Soi1r' bull
I,,ed rint Ssni al I'LL Old
ommv wa1kad ~ -, Whe
4 dau 1 49, - lle woiiu- was
nty-five d week. haa na1,aa sam