The Sullivanite, January 11, 1936

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Volume II
Number 48
.-JanUciryll, 1^36.
Brimson. Minnesota
Unlucky Bears Move On
by Marius Morse
Collecting of inventory data on .a
game study area is not all hiking and-
1 line--running' through the wood3 ac-"
cording to one, Otto Xuehne, who accidentally ioeated, only a week ago
yesterday, a mother bear and her three
ten month old cubs - in the act of hi-
berration in a spruce swamp and less
than \ mile from Highway #4, not far
from the Banger Station,
Hurriedly making an observation
on his most unusual'find', Mr, Kuehne,
proudly returned to camp with the 'big
news' which wasn't news at all by 'the
time he had arrived.
Little tmie was lost in making
plahs to pay the hibernating bears a
second visit on the morrow. It was a
red letter day •• mark thht ddwa. in
your little notebook., for one of the
rarer sights of Nature was viewed by
three of the more curious on that Sat-«
urday morning.
Camera lens pointing at this view
and that - no less than S •traps' were
taken to record the unusual actions of
the sleepy bears that were most rudely
awakened from a deep winter slumber*.
It took a lot of yelling and general
noise-making to arouse the drowsy animals - even at siz feet.
Surprisingly enough, the 'hibernation bed' was found to be but iu the
open swamp, protected only partirlly
by tho lower branches of a young tree*
B-prawlsd out over tho nock w_d i..' d of
tho mother bear, the three evJbs (tv?S
of whickh wer« more brown tha_.i think)
awakened f.'rat, one by oaev rai^ctd
their fussy heads
giua. look
of tut. n\\s
j yawned, toh^ •!_•?
at tho 'rv.v- :»ruvl nro _•._.!'
locking noise makers, then
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New Barber Shop
Just in case you don't know, the
barber shop has been moved to the work
shop.Which isJimmediately behind barracks three and four,
L      a The Worm Has Turned
Much to the disappointment of
several of the higher up officials of
Uncle Sam's Navy, Chester Ovnand has
decided not to enter the service. Of
courso, this is good news to all his
friends at 719 -» numbering about 230,
Chet.will continue in his old position
as Forestry Clerk,
Who's Who
They must be twins - Who? George
and Glen Wi lie oxer.. A card cnxno inethe
mail addressed to theso two lads#( ffe
knuw George, but WHO is Glen.
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