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Kougarok Leona
Shows Up After
Missing 4 Days
The mysterious disappearance
of Kougarok Leona immediately
after the preview the other night
was partially explained when a
couple of miners returning to
their cabin on the edge of town
last evening, reported having
seen the ‘Belle of Skookum Cr.”
wading through the deep drifts
on the back streets, like a snow
plow, singing ‘Show Me the Way
to Go Home”, in a charming bass
vo-ice.
She refused to state where or
how she had put in the time, al
tho admitted to having been in
good company—fine singers all,
and said she was certain, or reas
onably so. that she had conduct
ed herself like a lady, according
to Kougarok standards.
She was surprized that her ab
sence had been the cause of con
cern and said it was nothing for
her to go visiting around in the
Kougarok for a week or two at a
time. When found, she said she
was just walking around the
block a couple of dozen times to
get her second wind after which
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she was going back to show them
what real singing was.
Most of the afternoon Leona
spent in the fire station looking
at her first horses. She admitted
they might be all nght around
Nome, but didn’t think they
would do very well in the Koug
arok, pointing out how poorly
they wrere furred except for their
fetlocks and the parka rulT down
the back of their necks. She
thought the latter would be much
more practical if it grew around
their faces. Granting that the
^ron shoes might be quite an aid
in digging, she seriously doubted
that the beasts were properly
constructed for getting down to
■the moss thru deep snow. Leona
l refused to believe that Chief
Laws had not cut off their horns
t in order to get them in the stalls.
Just before leaving she went
I into a clinch with the Chief, and
by the time she had finished with
him he had pledged to support
Leona and swing every possible
vote for her. ,
So lookout boys, Leona is out
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Notice of Final Settlement
No. 513
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In the Probate Court for the Cape
Nome Precinct in the Second
Division of the Territory
of Alaska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
ROBERT B. BENSON,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to John
W. Benson, Bert or Birkett Ben
son, both of Seattle, Washington;
Richard Benson of Greenwich,
Conn.; Elizabeth Cargin, of 9
Wolley, New Farnley, Leeds, Eng
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Clydebank, Scotland, England,
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1937’ at the hour of eleven o’clock
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Judge of said Probate Court will
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who the heirs and distributees of
decedent are. This hearing will
be held at the Office of the U. S.
Commissioner, Nome, Alaska’
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