Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-07-21
I'm TWO PARTs-PART TWO

diut ditiiOuBll bdTfy got VeFl
drunk In celebration and appeared be-
fore his wife and little son smelling
horribly of cheap whisky, he was never.
the LESS very attentive, coming In eacI
day to inquire about his wife and off
spring bringing flowers and present.
and sitting in awkward silence on the
edge of the chair in the bare hospita
room.
The senior Milfords were enthusiastic
over the baby. It seemed to Norma thai
they liked her better, not only because
she had had the baby but because il
some way tie child reflected glory up.
on them. Wasn't it their sons son thai
she had born?
The whole family smothered her anc
the baby with presents. The most ex-
pensive things. The dainty trifles hel
mother and sisters sent seemed lost ir
the midst of handmade lace, convent
embroidery and shirred and puffed silk
that seemed to engulf them all. The
nursery, made ready for the baby sew
eral months before, seemed absurdly
large for such a tiny child.
Mrs. Barbour had not been able tc
be with Norma because of the illness
of her husband. 1t didn't seem serious
at first. Sam Barbour just grew less
and less willing to go to the tobacco
stained law office. Finally, he COM
planned Of mysterious aches and pains
and stopped going out altogether. Nor
ma was shocked, when the baby was
two months old. to get a telegram from
lsl iiouiTi Saying eiial ief iaeiief iiau
uieu-
roiL,a ,iau iioe niaoe q Y iecoV-
eiy aug Iie uoceoIs Wouiu iiot iet Ief
MAKE Tue Journey 10 MiuaieCo8ii oiie
.eiesiapiieu an elaDoIate iiorai piece
nlo&au. hnu sue seilt iei hiotliel nu-
hAsloua teicsianAss
IsoInIa uIsea Iei llloslleI " come aiiu
nse WIN ileI, ~ ~oula ~ slaIlu ,lay-
LIZ LEI lneIe. Mis. BARBOUR WIote pack
1las size Wouia olyioe ler .,ne VIII,
.lIi .,net uauEIlseis. Sne solu els uiu
nliuuieeoNn ilouse- WIN eiiaI aiu li,e
insurance ,hoiiey sileu ilaVt eiiougil
lol I,e iilsie lIlniss sue neeueu piie
ras siAu' aie HioS " 1SuIAia, .ia1 I,ei
uaus,iteis Hele ~ ~ wen srteieu. oile
nouIu nave - Willy apous aiiy u
Iasni- ruut nloillls onl " sle yeai
r-angarent Thav un,,1dnst cot tired ~
her thar
lIiE iouI iloiitis iiel ihoe1eI speI.
VIAL fSolIia seemed 1iie Hlose oeuslitluI
" Ie yeAI. - DC SURE, nafIy diaIle
CaIe Inucii ior iis niolieT-li-iaW anu
NolmA Ieil tiat the senior MnloIus
slenIeo nef, IeseneiIig everything she
uu lol t.e Dany anu lot oi1elnie iisA
lilef USUAL 1iospi.ahsy leiiat.eu W Visl-
oois- MIs. balpouI, Why Knew il.1ie
anou. n1llolo Ano Haespuls aiio view
WAtsItomn soclai aellvieies, diuli ~
.ice y. 1he oeaeIi % ler nuspaIio NAG
Ieis isi Iatici sLuinieu- on1 "as s!au
~ ieSs' .UN. oil1 sat- alu taihcu Will
NolIia, ip1I oiu spiiBiltly nisefesV anu
cMroai1y anu en1lsy Eoie.
Ilel Hlotile. gone, tie IouciIie u NE
Ciuseu ~ Oil NoIila again, pIokeH olly
- ran.+ 10 49, sao,,as -, e..
saha,,ha-;a~ D. rra,,1a - - :
mnc+ al tha ti,na III uoica rrnurinc
1-,tfa. 80 - -
shs,sinn sar.-.rts uz.i.a~r ,ua,.a almans
-nSan4r ~ nsr 4nxo~n~ o-a ~sIsc,,1o
he never TAXED OF anyLnlng that
"oui lneerest Norma. ne dengh
ca az SUCH SInpie Things tnat NORMA
euuld oniy leei Ina ne must see more
.ar,s ,auah fnr a~amn1a ~ n ,,;,,
,,sas ~ ~ s;ar+ 20 : nIa -, faI1;nn
don-, and raae+ax;nr tic n;tiF,,1 aarra.
s;ons - az ssaa-Ta1L NJ ~ a.o,,n
- 1870 taas;nm ~ - s;o,r r.a 49,
No. - ansanee,n ;n+annstas !,
bar hahr - - a;dnst - 10 ~ al -
- 1872 - $50 sas~ ~ ~
thara ne 800 - aa,,1a ~ for bi,a
Tha ,s;,so~ds 80 $3.50 = - aoao1,art
n,,~ra 80 : : : - No ha,aa fron,
49, haa~,tn1 80 49, 80 4aa1s 49,
49, oInpnaa e ~ 49, ,set;s~ 49,
49, nsn1 s : : ~ oaa=asionaIs,- T sa hah,,
r.aaaa 8 5sa1+L 80 s:sra saaJ
- Ao -
Inc MllIords LOOK Inc greatest de-
IN Lhe Daoy- lhey came III 70 see
ain frequently, bringing ratner rldlcu-
lous presents on eacn WISH. Norma NAG
notfilng common WIN them, though
she Ielt lhelr attentions 70 her ano Inc
paoy were heartfelt . sincere. ~
she wished that ner liking Tor them
could grow 20 meet tnelr apparent m
IereSt ] n her, now mat she was the
mother of their sons child.