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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
6
A fragmentary tale follows Darrel as he contemplates a murder or suicide in a tense frontier town. The narrative centers on a boy named Nate Darrel and a sheriff's investigation, with references to a dangerous explosive plot and haunting local figures.
Darrel McCloud agrees to lead a private search for Ezra Avery, father of Miss Avery, after meeting Mrs. Gorton and Miss Avery in Anaconda. He demands full control of the inquiry and cooperation with authorities, warning that he will relocate if needed. The visitors announce their intent to travel to Sandy Bar and Swifty to continue the hunt.
In a crowded hotel, Darrel and Elise cause a stir as whispers rise among spectators. Elise steps forward to confront the crowd after a tense moment. Darrel guides the scene, with onlookers recognizing familiar faces from Hawkbilt's. The tension centers on a possible courtship and the reactions of relatives and friends as the event progresses.
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