The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-17

she added % tho bell ropooAed the
cs!l. "Hsu know hew b work The
But svsn - che spoks, Tho door
b her sons room opened and The
young man entered. While the two
backwoods women watched with
breathlsss interest b went 70 the
Instrument
"Hello! ;. This 3 Mrs. Hasksl's
son speaking. Whist Il your
business with my mother NJ.
With quick decision Ann crossed
the room and placed her hand On
Herb. Il anybody low they goE
b1sines: with me- III Do The
Smiling, the young man silently
passed the receiver 70 his mother.
eHahl" cried Ann, with childish
delight and wonder. "Sounds like
be war right hyear IN this room.
Beatin'est thing I ever -. Wal,
scat my catsl"
answer him, methsr," whis-
pered John Herbert. "Say some
thing or he'll hang up"
"Yes-sure, this % me- she
shouted into the instrument.
eNot 20 loud-not % loudls
laughed her con.
"Sure.s said Ann, s'this hyear's
Ann Haslel. You cant - M. but
I'm sure right hyseI a-talkin' =
hyeerd I'll! q JON that ! rseollsst.
-. Whar b you? :. Right down
stairs? -. SURE 'aoogh3 Vel,
I'll b matched Wal, Why don't
you come along up hyeaf whaI ] b
Il you're a-wanttne b - me- bad
'nooeh to come fuE's yeu heve1s
IVA. wouldn't hat git you3''
she exclaimed whsA John Herbe1t
had shown her ahe1e hanging tSe
receiver on the hook. suro
wouldn't never = believsd DE e /
hadn't done hit myself. You ouehE
g e, u hit }! ones. Na.ss; hits past
hut, mother, w = this m.
Belden and what 1oo0 - Want1"
.slu 1nd II that out whou -
9tts mp hyeaP vhAr ] en- talko .
look at him, returned Ann. sThat's
one thing this hyeaf telephone can't
do-show you what the body doin'
the tallins lool3 NkA Neetly you
can 60 more on FOLKS locks than
you can On thar talk
You must b careful, mother.
about receiving every Tom, Dick.
Or Harry that wants - intervisw
you. There Vim b al sorts Of
people trying = impoee upon you..
sLilhe's not he's o0o. of 6ese
hyear 6stectives yoa hysaP about,
o. mebbe : policeman a Z ~.
nuer.. said Nsncs. sYeu aist ~
- eall - taxa sieh ehanee4 Am.
'Isia't; SAFE; You'd bsst lssss q
Ann silsnesl her viii . look. Fl
Amt a1eare6 10 - a1ybo6y," tbo|
mountain woman sa5d, eol6lI. Tive
a1lus took esro oG my6o4 IN ! aim
= keep right On s-6oiAe hit"
Mr. jams Bsilsa proved b b OIL
walled. wsll-groomed eoptleman
with . generously roun0od lyont
and IN unmistalk6ble oir q pYoo.|
pefity. Judging 1rem bic whito|
hatr. b Vas we'll past nal66lo-aeo.
His countenanse vas kindly. HE
blue eyes, s. somewhat Queef3onine,
were frank and hoaaeA Hi NO.
ner wos businees-like but 1890 n
express . well . spirit 6 friendly
interest, togetAsr WITH . Quito juc-
~ bs;!ss:s VIII -. Nm.
"Never mind tollin. ~ youI busi.
ness. mister. Ell ] knew esnAsthin'
shout you. Yen oay 9 Nv 1eeYl
naase's Dsisn, st tSst sinf|
s-meanin' nothins 70 mo. WiGhtae
well b Smith or Jones. How'd ron
know we-uns war hyeerI Wo-une
didn't tell nobody ~ war eo1i1s.s
Mr.. BoldonS eyoe tWinklod IL
eppsevel. "tatP saesgh. madaM.
fair enough. may say, 4rs. Has,
bel, that e u our practice to-oh-
note occasionally Il arrival 81 -
city a important DeFsonagss; peo-
prove = - lssirablc Glisnts. IL
hoeol rog1etegs q e0aySa, in4or1lod
NJ that you WoTo hoIo.
amt never been ~ impoytont
pereonaeQ ~, mletoy," return0l
Ana d0ay. ~0ut In sase aiufBll