Uintah Basin Record | 1933-09-01 | Page 2 | Dog Hitch-Hiked Back to his Master

Dog Hitch-Hiked Back to His Master Bolse, Idaho. It's a wise dog that knows enough to hitch-hike, and C. H. Chrlstensen owns such u dog. A group of picnickers parked their cars alongside a road In a canyon near Boise When they wei ready to leave the driver noticed a dog on the running board. Orders to "scrum" were answered only by a wag of a tall and a pointed nose to the wesL So the autoists drove on. About, fourteen miles along the road, the picnickers passed a camp, where they heard commands com-mands to stop. "What are you doing with my dog?' asked Chrlstensen of the tourists. "Hiving him a ri le," enme the answer. "lie asked for it several mill's down the road." The dog Jumped from the enr, wagging its tail, nnd the picnickers picnick-ers continued on their way.