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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1922

Page

2

Night of Fear as Killer Bear Slips Through Moonlight

Bruce watches the killer, a grizzly known as the Killer, creep toward his camp as Linda trails Simon with a pistol. Fear grips Bruce as the forest moonlight flickers, and the Turners’ menace blends with wild predator tension in the mountain night.

Bruce Shaon Linda Simon Little River

Night of the Killer Bear and Linda’s Rescue

Linda tracks a dangerous bear that stalks Bruce as Simon’s shadow looms. Elmira’s eerie warning and Linda’s swift hunt culminate in a daring rescue where Linda frees Bruce and defeats the bear with courage and gunfire.

Pine Needle Trail Ends in Blood Feud and Kidnapping

Bruce Duncan travels to Trail's End after a mysterious summons to Linda, his childhood playmate. The Turners wage a long standing feud against Linda's Ross family, kidnapping Linda, murdering relatives, and forcing Bruce into peril as he seeks the lost agreement and battles the killers. Linda rejects Simon Turner, who then assaults her.

Linda Simon Bruce Elmira Aimira Dave Turner Yinda Dave Bruce Duncan Ross Oregon Newton Duncan Trail Simon Turner Pine-Needle Rosses Matthew Folger Small Hudson Aeigantic Grizzly Iudson Death Silmon

Fall signals rut as buck Blacktail seeks battle

The text portrays Blacktail the buck deer sensing the first freeze and a shifting autumn mood. His anger rises as fall begins the rut with a desire for combat and mating, marking a seasonal change from peaceful grazing to territorial conflict.

Trail's End Dink Blacktail

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