Do you allow you'll move up to Ellisville and live there ?" "Well, I've started out to get some land," said Buford, "and I presume that the first thing is to find that and get the entry made.

Then we'll have to live on it till we can commute it.

I don't know that it would suit us at Ellisville just yet.

It must be a rather hard town, from all I can learn, and hardly fit for ladies." "That's so," said Sam, "it ain't just the quietest place in the world for women-folks.

Only five or six women in the place yet, outside the section boss's wife and the help at the depot hotel.