Baree Finds Beavers As New Companions On Fork River Pond
In the Ernst vicinity Baree the young wolf dog bonds with Beavertooth and his colony after roaming the pond. He avoids predation, learns beaver ways, befriends Umisk the young beaver, and defends the troupe from Napakasew the fox, while Beavers build and maintain their dam and play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mierrut
Baree
Bearer Pond
Nepeese
Daree
Milk
Beavertooth
Beaver Tooth
Barre
Umisek
Beaver-tooth
Stis
Beaver Tooib
Fox
Iimsear Aghors
Minuta Aii
Beaver. Tooth
Bare
Amisk
Kazan
Gray Wolf
Beaver House
Rand
Orntsk
Instante
Umisk
Jan
Syorn
Denver
Buree
Uimirk
Ummisk
Umish
Baoree
Barce
Napaknsen
Pierrot
Amigh
Diree
Napakasen
Usiick
East McDaniel and neighbors pay social visits names and places
Mrs Charles Manwell and son of Sumner spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Drake. A. L. C. Wells did business in Annapolis Monday. Barnett Sackrider and family visited parents Will Sackrider and wife Cecil Wells. Maynard Melton spent Tuesday at Melrose. Fred Staum and Jess Syrake were in Melrose on Tuesday. Mrs M and Wells and Wiss Mary Ellen Wells visited Mr and Mrs LB Wilbert near Annapolis Wednesday. Mrs Angeline Nalhet moved to York last December and Wednesday to her farm. Mrs Win Sackrnd and Joan Sackrider shopped in Terre Haute Wednesday. Leon Sackrider spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Lear Told of Melrose. A. F. Francis and family attended church and Sunday school at Mr Olive Sunday. Alva Wells and family were business callers in Annapolis Saturday.
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John Mundy
Terre Haute
Earl Baker
Ernst Vicinity
Fred Baker
Harold Nundy
Gary Indiana
Orville Taylor
Fairbanks
Ind
Nix Geheb
Ernst
Ben Crocker
York
Ira Monk
Annapolis
Millard Martin
W H Harrison
Casey
Randall Burslett
Melrose
Cinity
AL. C Wells
Annapoli
Barnett Sackrider
Spen
Will Sackrider
Cecil Wells
Maynard Melton
Fred Staum
Jess Syrake
Melros
Tuesda
M & Weill
Wiss
Mary Ellen Wiis
LB Wilbert
Angeline Nalhet
Win
Leon Sackrider
Lear
Francis
Olive
Alva Wells
Local social notes from Terre Haute and surrounding towns
John Snedeker Armstrong and Joe Montgomery took a business trip to Terre Haute on Monday. Mr and Mrs VWoM Weaver visited Gus Thompson and family Sunday. Hy of Asbury and Mary BE Pulver of Stringtown spent Saturday night with her aunt Mrs Chas Sweitzer. Mrs Ben Medley of Terre Haute visited her father over the weekend. James Liggett and daughter Florence and Geo Cork with family heard Rev Wheldon at Marshall last Sunday afternoon. Frances Beckle visited Pauline Cork. David Setzer and family attended a church at Dunlap Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snedeker
Joe Montgomery
Terre Haute
Vwom Weaver
Gus Thompson
Fam Hy
Asbury
Mary BE. Pulver
Stringtown
Chas Sweitzer
Ben Medley
James Liggett
Florence Geo Cork
Rev Wheldon
Marshall
Frances Beckle
Pauline Cork
David Setzer
Dunlap
Beaver Pond Promise Returns Home Like Never Before
A fragmentary excerpt recalls a beaver pond feeling homeward, with voices describing a tremendous fuss in the water and a shore scene that makes Bareée feel the place more like home than ever. The note hints at a continuation next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Pond
Bareée
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West Union
M. M. Snyder
Marshal
Hugh White
T. Benoit
A. B. Craig
Gary Indiane
Harold Mundy
Gard
Indiana
L. E Nichols
Fannie Jackson
Howard Jackson
H A Orcutt
Howard Bunds
Ashles
Marshall EM and Clark Hall
Middletown
EO Nichols
Rousch
W L. Dutcher
Barees
Pierrot du Quesne
Nepesse the Willow
Beree
Nepesse
Wakayoo
Black Bear
Big Fellow
Sterrot
Nepoose
Wolf
Man
Chapter
East Mcdaniel
Charles Manwell
Sumper
James Drake
Armstrong
Fames
Oliver Curwood
Dowslecer, Page & Co
Servica
Tine Story
James J. Rosh, M. D
Ill
Chas. Kirchner
Victor Ryne Peto En
United States
International Harvester Co
Stapterd Oil Company
S. Kresge Company
DuPont de Nemours & Co
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Marshall Herald
Kokomo Moneer
Kokomo Pioneer
Chas, Kirchner
Marshall, Il
Kokomo
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