Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-02-16

ANYTHING happened TO Ellen / dunno
what II do
Something pathetic in his earnest
ne
Well il viii do her good to hav.
yel e visit her. Wolff John agreed
Make Yourself comfortable. I've a jol
GO To- and I'll see ron ut dinner
He tore away. leaving the little mar
SD sTeWin- words. and walked over
g the harn 10 jim Jack TAFT AMI
Saunders.
Who's Rfehariss~ he asked. and
they grinnei
Hes EIIen.s uncle Saunders chuck.
lesf Her dads only brother. Course,
g Cracked On good trapper. too
weEzAd make well at 1t If he'd leave
wolves alone but when he hears of d
WssAf Or thinks he knows where one
EaE-hr show up. he'll stay by him I'M
F4A ne gets him or drives him ont of rhe
ssFEIFfry- Lives alone away down on
- Mad Woman Has for years They
Al ct that way. Fou know
YHp.- jack TAFT agreed. "A oueer
% fze1. Harmless for the most part.
oaf hesA make trouble yet, I'm afraid.
AaHd think. d see him In town or
lere. that he was the frienlliesf cod
e alive. but he amt. Won't take n
Fr1Feler n &C all when he's alone. All
b1r Elem She goes up to- see him for
. 'tay ~ - nov and then"
1HSll ra5n hour John thought no
rze-e u Wolf Richards He and saun-
d+r< ~ere busy trying to figure q way
shreE-h the complications which con-
frunTEi them
harke had Tut on even more saws at
EAe EelkHan q Gorbel camps. The
switches &C the crossing were plugged
RHTh AsafIeI ears bound for Kampfest.
equipment breakdown ON the branch
aa1 delayed movement. but when John
Tad called this TO Rurke's attention
zr-EzlH- that IL achieved his EMPLOYERS
z4rFhaE- CO keep insisting that their
As-s u moved to the crossing as
ss1sEn IS loaded the man only grinned
-arslers are orders. contracts are
Contracts I've got mine. 90 read
YOURS Steele
Ind 60 John huekled down In earn-
- Nv TIE uphill pull
Through supper and for a brief time
En tie Office afterwards. the old tran
PCS soEce held to it's sustained. shrirl
-aR1a@- Then abruptly. he b and. |
divestla- himself OF his outer clothing
with rapid Jerks. jumped into the bed
aSx-ned him. and within seconds was |
xnsgrTn<
JaeE TAFT came In to talk TO .Iobn
Hh0 ut before the stove. smoking and
grim 0ver plans with Saunders. He
wzs there n few minutes and went
saHr- Saunders yawneI, rose and
stretched He rid himself of his chew
and u~rafszftSred his shirt
The Light MAS turned ont. and super-
fEaraFlatsnt and foreman Law In their
beds still talking Lowry.
I feel like a feIIa at the edge of .
esruTsoT in the dark Mark said.
AMI stirred In his blankets Every !
ffaaH<s rosy 80 long y We keen the
amber our feet but n stem
likely f0 send us tail over
fpwn to the rocks yonder. Some
might happen here i'm the woods
10 shrw uS down. TIny's old ~cofrepnot
Haag 70 aI1 10 hI In n heap and then
where are weT
-Gfver the edge said John moroselv
and relied over ON his side
For 4 Long time he lay sIeepless. He
saxrd md suddenly saw his father
surszaEng someone who fed towards
screaming for hts help. and This
sffaer s~zftsnIy- revealed Ellen
Richards
He woke with a start and rolled
sver- FnHzrterfng to himself He did NOT
then that the time would come
Eh<r the girls voice would be lifted
u cream as shriII as those he heard
Is FeaEs He dreamed or
tn EsapSEsg hIs foot stamping his foot on
Resembling floor and demanding oY
1aEzF GssrfssE that he come into the onen
20 n=hf- OF stamping. stamp
n< and when he stopped stamn-
o. the xswarld continued
He sat up- The sound continued
nd he looked about for Its source
ew5fz#rst BY sleep
SSanfs- yes coming from outside.
leasE thirds Horses kickingl A nnm-
of horses kicking. and d shriu
sekeran<- !,
His fe~a hit the cold floor and he /
zr-esf to u window. :
FuFH oHt he croaked. as he +
fharses1 back to Erope for his panfs
furn our- youf The barns airet- I
Saunders WIS UP. Jerry was rolling +
habaaing al sleep added to his
anae- Wolf Richards chartered shril .
Fire John yelled. as he ran ouf-
sfe and ~batfoning his coat over HIS r
made for the mems shantv \
~fIrrr-Ks he burst In the
-d'ut- yoa baIIiesI Firet~ Il