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experience of his, proving how
smart a dog can be.
It seems that one night after
retiring the gentlemen’s false
teeth bothered him so he took
them out and placed them on a
chair by the bed. Sleep followed
removal of the irritant.
The next morning, on arising,
he reached for his tushes, only to
find them gone. He knew they
couldn’t have gone far so he
searched diligently under the
chair, under the bed, in the bed
clothes, and elsewhere. The den
ture was nowhere about.
Then the gentleman was struck
by the thought that his dog, who
had pulled such tricks before,
might know something about the
matter.
Calling “Here, Baby!” he ca
joled the pet with “Go get papa’s
teeth.” And then, he said, the
dog ran out in the yard and be
gan digging near a small bush
and in as short a time as it takes
to tell it, uncovered the teeth.
Picking them up Baby ran to
her master with his teeth in her
mouth, a triumphant retriever.
The dog’s owner told us he had
read an article about dogs of
Baby’s breed, which asserted
such dogs have plastic minds.
And this incident, he concluded,
proves it.
How come there were more
“To My Husband” Valentine
cards left over in the stores than
there were “To My Wife” cards?
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Town Topics
Sam Koutavas, brother-in-law
of Mrs. Helen Koutavas, owner
of the Kodiak Recreation parlor,
arrived by boat this week to
make his home here. Sam, who
recently graduated from high
school at Fairbault, Minnesota,
will be employed at the parlor.
Mrs. Clara Peck, whose hus
band is stationed at Fort Greely,
left on the I.akina on her way to
Yakima to visit her parents, Mr
and Mis. Nap Beaucnene. Mrs.
Peck’s brother was recently re
ported missing in action in Eu
rope and she is making the trip
to be home when further news
of him >s received.
Mrs. Peck has been employed
by the Kodiak Amusement com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter I.arseD,
Mission road, left this week for
Seattle. Mr. Larsen has been
with the Public Works depart
ment at the NOB for the past 3
years.
They intend to build a log
house on Hood’s Canal or on
the San Juan Islands.
HeibertT. Domenici has ac
cepted a position as foreman
with the Washington Fish &
Oyster Company located at Port
Williams. He will be glad to talk
with any of the salmon fisher-1
men when he comes to Kodiak
this Spring.
i
Emogene “Pete” Peterson,
nurse at the Griffin Memorial
hospital, is headed for St. Peters
burg Florida on the recent Lak
| ina, and “if nothing happens”
j wedding bells are in the offing
for her on her arrival there. She
said she hopes to come back to
Kodiak some day.
Mrs. Mary Sorum, who has
been employed at the post of
fice. is a new clerk at the Bank
of Kodiak.
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