Utah County Democrat | 1908-12-01 | Page 5 | Castle That Cost Little

Castle That Cost Little. In the year 1030 Anastnsla Qoold, the wife of John Archdeken, determined deter-mined to astonish her husband when he returned from tho wars by building build-ing him a noble cnstle that should only actually cost four penco. She therefore there-fore engaged workmen, whom sho iui-plled iui-plled with provisions and other articles arti-cles at retail prices, and when tho castle cas-tle of MoukBtown, near Coik, was eventually finished, the thrifty wlfo found that the retail profit had paid all tbo building expenses except four pence. aBgaBSaaaaa