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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
2
The excerpt praises a novel by George Marsh set in an unmapped Arctic region. It follows two northern youths and their Ungava puppy Flash as they endure treacherous exploration, blizzards, and cold with dogs trained to scent, track, and warn of danger.
Brock McCain and Gaspard Lecroix push toward the unknown Yellow Leg coast with dog teams after finding a schooner offshore and uneasy notions of free traders. They recall Pierre Lecroix and the family’s bush lore as they plan a perilous autumn trek for caribou, fish, and survival.
Brock and Gaspard push their cedar Peterboro canoe along the Yellow Leg through floods and rapids in a risky race for flour and shelter. They fend off hunger, endure peril, and reach the upper lake country, dreaming of a free hunt and trade. A husky dog Flash helps locate Brock after a fall, proving loyal as they begin a new phase toward exploration and trapping.
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