Mr. McQuesten,

Dear friend, I am living up to my word in writing you this letter.

Robt. is willing to do almost any way about the cart. He prefers to sell it and asks fifteen dollars for it. If you buy it, he would like the money by the second week in October. If you don't wish to buy it, he thinks three dollars would be all right for the use of it. We have a small three roomed house here and Mr. and Miss Goy are living with us, we have a very pleasant time, and I am not homesick yet, aren't you surprised. Hope you are doing your duty to the poor Heathen at Milden.

I must close now, hoping you are well or it leaves [sic] in first class order. Either Bob's address or mine is, Box 305, Saskatoon.

Yours truly

Annie Clark