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BEARS!
Goldilocks has nothing on us
when It comes to'Bears. One would
think that these animals would soon
learn that there is open season <. n
them, but apparently they are either
very brave or .lust unaware of their
danger.
We understand that a bear insist
ed on attending Proyer Mooting out
at '-’amp at King’s Lake and finally
the minister became tired of his
intrusions and had to shoot 1 in.
We have another report fr m the
sawmill district near the Butto that
;on man- was out chasing the bear and
he f e'll 'down, breaking the stock of
his g\m.\ While “he was in his cabin
applying antiseptic to his wounds,
the bear decided to pay him. a call
and managed to. get his nos< • ver
the threshold before being discovered.
Another bear decided to pear in the
window first to see what t] inside
of 'the cabi^n diight contain, but was
frightened away when td o man yelled.
It has been authentically report
ed that Victor Falk has had to keep
night vigil to protect his ]•■ gs. He
lost thirteen which he believes were
used a a banquet for the bt?rs,
Clarence Hoffman vows that a
young bear about a year old got into
his hog pen and proceeded, t- eat
from the trough. Ho jumped out of
the pen and got away before they
could get the gun.
Bears have been seen In all parts
of the Valley and they are f rid of
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