It could have a new roof put on, I reckon; the walls is there yet.

You can take a look around after you eat, and see what all there is to do.

Well, set up, folks; ain't much, but I've throwed my feet under the table fer less and was thankful to git it, now I'm a-tellin' yuh!" Big Medicine bethought him of the remains of the train lunch which they had frugally saved.

He brought that and added it to Applehead's impromptu meal.

The sandwiches were mashed flat, and the pickles were limp, and the cake much inclined to crumble, but Applehead gave one look and took off his hat.
"I've et, but I can shore eat again when I git my eyes on cake," he declared exuberantly, and pulled an empty box up to the table for a seat.
"I wisht Compadre could git a smell uh that there fried chicken; it would put new life into him, which he needs after tangling with that there coyote 'tother night." "We ought to unhitch and give the horses a feed," Luck suggested.