The Doings Of
Kougarok Leona
Are Daily News
LEONA left the hospital today
amid the rousing cheers of her
many admirers while Two-Story
Hans is receiving congratulations
from all sides for the heroic role
he played in saving LEONA’S
life
Hans is a very modest fellow
and blushingly said he is only
one of the many old timers who
would gladly have risked their
lives for LEONA.
In the meantime our up country
Queen entry is taking in the city
seeing many new wonders for the
first time. The telephone poles
around town are absolutely be
wildering to Leona.. Fried Muk
tuk! she exclaimed, I thought I’d
seen big willows around Serpen
tine Springs, in the Kougarok,
but they’d only make branches
for these whoppers, planted in
the streets of Nome with wires
on 'em. Leona confessed that she
had never before had any desires
to go OUTSIDE; but, as she phil
osophically observed, if they
grow water-willows like that out
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If the trail between Fairbanks
and the States is in good condi
tion after the Carnival, Leona
will try to persuade her Uncle
“Joe” to drive her down to Sea
ttle.
In speaking of the tough mush
down from the Kougarok at this
time of the year, Leona recalled
that they had been holed-up in
the shelter cabin on Garflled
Creek by a howling blizzard that
raged for two days. It turned
very cold and about midnight the
second night the temperature
dropped to around 50 degrees be
low zero. The cabin began crack
ing with reports like pistol shots.
A stranger lying on the floor with
only a couple of blankets tolc
LEONA he was freezing and ask
ed if he could share her sleeping
[bag. She answered him very
! briefly to the effect that if he had
, to freeze to get it over with as
[quickly and quietly as possible.
His crude method oi approach,
she added, is a very old one and
well known in her section of the
| country. As a matter of fact she
said she heard it for the firsl
! time over on the Inmachuk while
she was still doing her traveling
!on her mother’s back. What was
her surprise upon waking up in
the morning to find the stranger
stretched out stiffer than the last
income tax. One metts so many
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate ol
P. M. DANIELSEN, deceased.
In the Probate Court for the
| Cape Nome precinct, Second Div
| ision, Territory of Alaska,
j Notice is hereby given that
j the undersigned has been duly
appointed Administrator of thf
j Estate of P. M. Danielsen, deceas
jed. Notice is further given thal
| all persons having claims again
st the estate of said deceased
| are requested to present therr
[ with proper vouchers within si>
j months from the date of this no
i tice, to the undersigned Admini
strator at his office at Nome ir
said precinct, Territory of Alaska
Dated at Nome, this 24th dai
of February, 1937.
E. K. JOHANSEN
Administrator of the estate of F
M. Danielsen deceased.
Publish Feb. 24, 3, 10, 17 1937.
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inkers nn the trail, she explained,
how was I to know he wasn’t
fooling? Any way what is a
prospector more or less alongside
of a gal's reputation.
vVi'alluT Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Fair skies obtained over west
ern and northern Alaska this
morning while snowstorms were
reported at Tan.ana River station*.
Rain was falling over southeast
ern Alaska and long the Aleu
tians.
Sub zero temperatures were as
follows: Deering 30 Council 25
Golovin 29 Flat 24 Nulato 20
Kaltag 20 Kotzebue 24 Pt. BaTrow
14 Bethel 14
High barometric pressure is
charted over northern Alaska
an>d the interior of western Can .
ada with crests near Pt. Barrow
and over the province of Alberta
Low pressure is central near the
end of the Aleutians. Generally
fair weather is indicated for
Nome and vicinity tonight while
| increasing cloudiness is Likely
'• for tomorrow.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was minus 17 and the
highest yesterday 8 above. 42 in- .
; ches of snow remain on the
I ground. j
and our cartful abate finishing
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