Beulah Leaves Home Amid Farm Family Tension
A Manitoba homesteading tale tracks John Harris and his wife Mary as Beulah rebels against their farm life. Beulah runs away after a heated clash over work, money, and meaning, seeking a life beyond mere toil while her lover Jim Travers faces suspicion and danger. The family confronts fault, pride, and a chance at reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Arthurs
Harris
McCrae
Mary
Jotin Harris
Allan
Beulah
Jim Travers
Travers
Coates
Rocunistos
Therris
Alan
Gardiner
Tfarrin
Grey
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Arthur
Bedy of Riles
Warris
Grant
George Grant
Father
Son
Jim
John
Horris
Beulath
Varris
Tao
Maury Mwarris
John Travris
Todry
Bewah
Mother
Maury
Plainville
John Blarris
Daugh‘ters
George
Mr. Flarris
Morrison’s
Morrisons
Crumbling Castles Ends With a Fateful Decision
Beulah pauses at the garden gate with a suitcase, weighing her feelings for Jim Travers. She concludes Travers is an inspiring incident rather than the central event, signaling a decisive upcoming step in her life.
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Beulah
Jim Travers
Travers
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Robert J.C. Stead
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Irwin Myers
All Righta
John Harris
Manitoba
Aleck McCrae
Clarris
Rockies
Riles
Hie
Juma Travers
Oro Harris
West
Harrys
Tug Farm
Gero
Gavin
Rabie
Ian
Nor
Gierdiner
Chea
New York
Sande
Geulah
Ike
Earth