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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
7
Kenneth Gwynne confronts Lapelle over Viola Gwynne and her night at Phineas Striker’s farm. Lapelle suspects but cannot confirm her departure, while Kenneth considers marriage with Rachel Carter and uncertain plans for Lafayette’s future growth.
Kenneth Gwynne confronts a twist of fate in Lafayette as he faces Rachel Carter Gwyn and his unknown half sister Viola. He grapples with revealing a family secret while Viola prepares to meet him under tense, scrutinizing eyes.
Kenneth Gwynne, a five year old when his father fled Kentucky with Rachel Carter, grows to hate the name. Now a young lawyer seeking lodging at Phineas Striker’s farm near Lafayette, he learns his father’s death and a mortgage tied to Rachel Carter. A mysterious nineteen year old visitor named Viola Gwyn is revealed as his half sister, while Barry Lapelle arrives with bold promise.
Kenneth arrives at a German town inn and meets host Johnson and a group of notables including the recorder Daniel Bugher and Doctor Davis. They tour a new courthouse and hint at Barry Lapelle, a stylish local figure, having just returned via river transport.
Kenneth patrols the town then returns to the tavern to shave change boots and smarten himself for a ceremonious call. At about three o clock he begins his journey through the streets toward Viola’s home avoiding direct routes with a hesitating bashfulness.
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