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Cadenhead (3) Mr J.D Cadenhead (97) Mr JD Cadenhead (2) Unknown Cadenhead (1) Miss Unknown Cadenhead (F) (1) Miss Unknown Cadenhead (4) Mrs Unknown Cadenhead (F) (2) Mrs Unknown Cadenhead (5) Ms Unknown Cadenhead (F) (1) Mr Unknown Cadenhead (24) Son Unknown Cadenhead (1) Unknown Unknown Cadenhead (2) Mr W. Cadenhead (3) unknown Cadenhead (1) Mr Unknown Cadhenhead (1) unkown Cahonns (1) Mr Joseph Cainne (2) Mr Charlie Calihasen (1) Unknown Chand Calishen (1) Mr Charles Calishen (52) Mr John Calishen (4) Mr M. Calishen (1) Mr Machall Calishen (1) Mr S. Calishen (1) Mr Savard Calishen (2) Mrs Unknown Calishen (3) Mr Unknown Calishen (6) Unknown Unknown Calishen (8) Unknown Wabban Calishen (1) Mr Calison (1) E. Callian (1) Mr E. Callian (3) Mr H. 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(1) unknown Judney (1) unknown Ka La Kou(assumed) (1) unknown Ka La Kou (1) unknown Ka Ta Kou(assumed) (1) Mr Unknown Katakose (1) Mr Unknown Keely (2) Mr P. Keenlig (1) JB Keith (1) Mr JB Keith (224) unknown Keith (1) unknown Kells (1) Mr Unknown Kelly (1) Mr W. Kelly (2) unknown Kelly (1) Mr Bill Kemp (2) Mr G. Kennedy (1) Mr Unknown Kenny (1) Doctor Unknown Kerney (1) Mr Kerr (2) Anglican Minister Unknown Kerr (1) Mr Pete Kesling (2) Mr Rod Kesling (1) unknown Keys (1) unknown Kiah(assuemd) (1) Mr Joe Kiah (12) Mr Unknown Kiak (1) Mr George Walter King (1) Mr Unknown King (13) Mr W King (2) W. King (1) Mr Walter King (12) Mrs Unknown Kingsley (1) Mr Unknown Kingsley (4) Unknown Unknown Unknown Kingsley (2) Mr Unknown Kinkade (2) Mr Walter Kiny (1) Unknown Unknown Unknown Kirkmes (1) Mr Henry Kirkness (1) unknown Kirkpa???? (1) Mr G Kirkpatrick (1) Mr Geo Kirkpatrick (1) Mr Joseph Kish (1) Lord Unknown Kitchener (1) L. 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?? Reserve,BC,CA (1) A??idy Lake,BC,Ca (1) Achas' Camp,BC,CA (1) Achu's Camp,BC,CA (1) Adisless Camp,BC,Ca (4) Adisless' Camp,BC,CA (6) Adisless' Camp,BC,Ca (2) Alaska, USA (6) Alaska,US (1) Alberta,Ca (1) Alexie's Camp,BC,CA (4) Alka (1) Angersoll Hall,BC,CA (1) Angus Beatton's Place,BC,CA (3) Angus Beatton's Ranch,BC,CA (1) Angus' Place,BC,CA (7) Angus' Ranch,BC,CA (2) Angus's Place,BC,CA (2) Appain's Camp,BC,CA (5) Arsas (1) Atcha's Camp,BC,CA (1) Atchas' Camp,BC,CA (2) Atchu's Camp,BC,CA (1) Athabasca Landing,AB,CA (1) Attachie's Camp,BC,Ca (3) Attachie's Camps,BC,CA (1) Attachies' Camp,BC,CA (3) Australia (1) Azeddy Lake,BC,CA (2) Azzedda Lake,BC,CA (2) Azzeddy Lake,BC,Ca (2) Azzeddy's Camp,BC,CA (4) Azzeddy's Lake,BC,CA (2) Azzeddy? Lake,BC,Ca (1) Azzeddys' Camp,BC,CA (3) Azzedy Lake,BC,CA (1) Azzedy's Camp,BC,CA (2) BC,CA (1) Baptiste Camp,BC,CA (2) Battle River,AB,CA (1) Battle River,AB,Ca (1) Bazile Island,BC,Ca (1) Beaton River,BC,CA (1) Beatton Ranch, BC,CA (1) Beatton Ranch,BC,CA (50) Beatton Ranche,BC,Ca (1) Beatton River,BC,CA (3) Beaverlodge,AB,CA (1) Big Pine River,BC,CA (2) Birley's Ranch,BC,CA (21) Birley's Ranch,BC,Ca (1) Black Creek, B.C, Ca (1) Black River,BC,CA (1) Blue Bang River,BC,CA (2) Blue Bell Mountain,BC,CA (1) Blueberry Bush,BC,CA (1) Blueberry River,BC,CA (5) Blueberry River,BC,Ca (1) Bu?ter River (1) Buffalo Lake,AB,CA (2) Burbank's Camp,BC,CA (1) Burns Lake,BC,CA (1) C?????? Creek,BC,Ca (1) Cache Creek,AB,CA (2) Cache Creek,BC,CA (28) Cache Creek,BC,Ca (2) Calgary, AB, Ca (2) Calgary,AB,CA (2) Cameron River,BC,CA (1) Catholic Mission,BC,CA (1) Charles Lake,BC,CA (1) Charles' Camp,BC,CA (1) Charlie Creek,BC,CA (1) Charlie Lake, BC, Ca (1) Charlie Lake,BC,CA (56) Charlie Lake,BC,Ca (14) Charlie's Camp,BC,CA (6) Charlies' Camp,BC,CA (2) Chief's Camp,BC,CA (2) Chimrose Prairie,BC,CA (1) China (1) Chinoise Prairie,BC,CA (3) Chinoise Prairie,BC,Ca (3) Clear Hills,AB,CA (3) ClearWater River,BC,CA (1) Clearwater Prairie,AB,CA (4) Clearwater Prairie,BC,CA (3) Clearwater River BC,CA (2) Clearwater River,BC,CA (7) Clearwater,BC,CA (1) Clinton,BC,CA (2) Clinton,BC,Ca (2) Conroy Creek,BC,CA (3) Conroy River,BC,CA (2) Corner Island,??,CA (1) Corner Island,BC,CA (3) Coupe Pouce,BC,Ca (1) Crooked Current,BC(assumed),CA (1) Crooked Nose Camp,BC,CA (2) Cubsie Creek,BC,CA (2) Cut Bank Creek, BC,Ca (2) Cut Bank Landing,BC,CA (1) Cut Bank River,AB,CA (14) Cut Bank River,BC,CA (10) Cut Bank River,BC,Ca (2) Cut Bank,BC,CA (1) Cut Bank,BC,Ca (1) Cut Banks River,AB,CA (2) Cutbank River,AB,CA (1) Davies' Camp,BC,CA (1) Davis Camp,BC,Ca (1) Davis outfit,BC,Ca (1) Davis' Camp,BC,CA (6) Dawson Creek BC,CA (1) Dawson Creek, BC, Ca (17) Dawson Creek, BC,Ca (2) Dawson Creek,BC,CA (51) Dawson Creek,BC,Ca (11) Dawson's Creek,BC,CA (1) Dawsons Creek,BC,Ca (6) Day Island,BC,CA (1) Deep Creek,BC,CA (1) Denis Trail,BC,CA (1) Deomes Store,BC,CA (1) Dog Island (1) Dog Island,AB,CA (10) Dog Island,BC,CA (8) Donis Post,BC,CA (1) Donis Trail,BC,CA (1) Doyle's Place,BC,Ca (1) Duncan's Place,BC,CA (2) Dunvegan, B.C., Ca (2) Dunvegan,AB,CA (162) Dunvegan,AB,Ca (11) Dunvegan,BC,CA (1) Duvegan,AB,CA (3) East Nelson, B.C., Ca (1) Edinburgh,Scotland (1) Edmonton, A.B, Ca (1) Edmonton, A.B., Ca (2) Edmonton, A.B.,Ca (3) Edmonton, AB, Ca (1) Edmonton, AB,CA (1) Edmonton,AB,CA (114) Edmonton,AB,Ca (17) Edmonton,Ab,Ca (1) Edmonton,BC,CA (4) Edmoton,AB,CA (1) England,UK (1) Finch's Store,BC,CA (3) Finlay Forks,BC,CA (2) Finlay Forks,BC,Ca (1) Finlay River,BC,CA (3) Finlay River,BC,Ca (1) Finly Banks,BC,Ca (1) Fish Creek,AB,CA (8) Fish Creek,BC,CA (100) Fish Creek,BC,Ca (2) Fish Creek,BC.,CA (1) Fish Lake,BC,CA (3) Fish River,YK,CA (1) Flatts,BC,CA (1) Fontas Post,BC,CA (3) Fontas River,BC,CA (5) Fontas,BC,CA (23) Fontas,BC,Ca (2) Fort George,AB,CA (1) Fort George,BC,CA (10) Fort George,BC,Ca (7) Fort Graham,BC,CA (40) Fort Graham,BC,Ca (1) Fort Graham,NWT,CA (1) Fort Grahame,BC,CA (3) Fort Nelson BC,CA (2) Fort Nelson, BC, Ca (25) Fort Nelson,,BC,CA (4) Fort Nelson,BC,CA (102) Fort Nelson,BC,Ca (21) Fort Nelson,BC.CA (2) Fort Norman,NWT,CA (1) Fort Norman,NWT,Ca (1) Fort Saint John, B.C., Ca (2) Fort Saint John,BC,Ca (1) Fort Simpson,BC,CA (1) Fort Simpson,NT,CA (1) Fort Smith,BC,CA (1) Fort St John, B.C., Ca (1) Fort St John,BC,CA (6) Fort St. John Post,BC,CA (5) Fort St. John's Post,BC,CA (1) Fort St. John, BC, Ca (1) Fort St. John,BC,CA (1) Fort Vermillion,AB,CA (2) Fort unknown (1) Fundy Banks,BC, CA (1) George Beatton's Ranch,BC,CA (5) George's Cabin,BC,CA (1) George's Place,BC,CA (35) George's Place,BC,ca (1) George's Ranch,BC,CA (2) Germansen Landing,BC,CA (1) Germanson Creek,BC,CA (2) Graham's Camp,BC,CA (1) Grand Praire,AB,CA (1) Grand Prairie, A.B, Ca (1) Grand Prairie,AB,CA (3) Grande Praire,AB,CA (2) Grande Praire,AB,Ca (1) Grande Prairie,AB,CA (53) Grande Prairie,AB,Ca (14) Grande Prairie,Ab,Ca (1) Grande Prairie,BC,CA (17) Grande Prairie,BC,Ca (1) Grande Prarie,AB,CA (1) Grouard BC,CA (1) Grouard, A.B, Ca (1) Grouard,AB,CA (14) Grouard,AB,Ca (9) Grouard,BC,CA (3) Grouard,BC,Ca (1) Guy River,BC,Ca (1) H B Store,BC,CA (2) H.B. Store,BC,CA (1) HB Store,BC,CA (2) Halfway River, BC,CA (1) Halfway River,BC,CA (141) Halfway River,BC,Ca (14) Halfway River,BC.Ca (1) Hanson,BC,Ca (1) Hay Camp,BC,Ca (2) Hay River, B.C., Ca (1) Hay River, N.T., Ca (1) Hay River,BC,Ca (3) Hazen's Place,BC,Ca (3) Hduson's Hope,BC,CA (1) Hollands place,BC,Ca (1) Holloway's Place,BC,CA (1) Hudson Hope's,BC,Ca (1) Hudson Hope,BC,CA (22) Hudson Hope,BC,Ca (14) Hudson's Hope Post,BC,CA (2) Hudson's Hope, B.C, Ca (1) Hudson's Hope, B.C. Ca (17) Hudson's Hope, B.C., Ca (2) Hudson's Hope, B.C.,Ca (1) Hudson's Hope, BC,CA (5) Hudson's Hope, BC,Ca (1) Hudson's Hope,AB,CA (1) Hudson's Hope,BA,CA (1) Hudson's Hope,BC,CA (781) Hudson's Hope,BC,Ca (173) Hudson's Hope,BC,CaA (1) Hudson's Hope,BC.,CA (1) Hudsons Bay,ON,Ca (1) Hudsons Hope,BC,CA (1) Hudsons Hope,BC,Ca (1) Hyth,AB,Ca (1) Hythe Alta,AB,Ca (1) Hythe,AB,CA (2) Ingenika River,BC,CA (1) Italy,EU (1) Jack's Camp,BC,CA (1) Jahys Camp,BC,Ca (1) Jak Atchies Camp,BC,Ca (1) Jameson River,BC,Ca (1) Japan (1) Japanies Camp,BC,Ca (1) Jasper, AB, Ca (2) Jehys Camp,BC,Ca (1) Jimrose Praire,BC,CA (1) Jimrose Prairie,BC,CA (1) Joe Mykose's Camp,BC,CA (1) Johnny Beatton's Place,BC,CA (3) Johnny Beatton's Ranch,BC,CA (1) Johnny's Place,BC,CA (2) Johny's Place,BC,CA (1) Joseph's Camp,BC,CA (9) Josephs' Camp,BC,CA (2) Judney's Camp,BC,Ca (1) Kamloops,BC,CA (2) Keg River,AB,Ca (1) Kelly Lake,BC,Ca (1) Kenny Ranch,BC,CA (1) Keskabis Row River,BC,CA (1) Laird River,BC,Ca (1) Lesser Slave Lake, B.C, Ca (1) Lesser Slave Lake,AB,CA (39) Lesser Slave Lake,BC,C (1) Lesser Slave Lake,BC,CA (7) Lesser Slave Lake,BC,Ca (1) Liard River, BC, Ca (1) Liard River,BC,CA (2) Liard River,BC,Ca (1) Liard River,YK,CA (1) Little Pine Post,BC,Ca (1) Little Red River,AB,CA (1) Little Red River,AB,Ca (1) Log Town,BC,CA (1) Log town,BC,CA (1) M?????? House (1) Macguire's Hall,BC,Ca (1) Macguires Hall,BC,Ca (1) Mackenzie River,AB,CA (1) Mackenzie River,BC,CA (1) Mackenzie River,NWT,CA (1) Maguires Hall,BC,Ca (1) McGuire's Hall,BC,Ca (1) McGuires Hall,BC,Ca (1) McKenzie River,BC,CA (3) McKenzie River,BC,Ca (1) McKnight's Place,BC,CA (1) McLeod Lake,BC,CA (1) McLeod's Lake,BC,Ca (1) McLeods Lake,BC,CA (1) McMillion Camp,BC,CA (1) Mcleod Lake,BC,CA (1) Measles River,BC,CA (1) Mickelson's Place,BC,CA (1) Middleton's Place,BC,CA (1) Middleton,unknown (1) Midway Creek,BC,BC (1) Milligan's Camp,BC,CA (1) Milligan's Camp,BC,Ca (3) Moberly Lake BC,Ca (1) Moberly Lake, B.C., Ca (3) Moberly Lake, BC,CA (3) Moberly Lake,BC,CA (68) Moberly Lake,BC,Ca (13) Moberly Lake,BC,ca (1) Moberly River,BC,CA (1) Montagine's Camp,BC,CA (4) Montagne's Camp,BC,CA (1) Montagneuse River,AB,CA (1) Montagnie River ,BC,CA (2) Montagnie's Camp,?BC,CA (1) Montagnie's Camp,BC,CA (14) Montagnie's Prairie,BC,CA (2) Montagnies' Camp ,BC,CA (1) Montagnies' Camp,BC,CA (3) Montaignes' Camp,BC,CA (1) Montigine's Camp,BC,CA (5) Montigne River,BC,Ca (2) Montigne's Camp,BC,Ca (4) Montigues' Camp,BC,CA (1) Montinge (1) Montinge Prairie (1) Montingine? (1) Montings Prairie (1) Montreal,PQ,CA (1) Moochues' Camp,BC,CA (1) Moon River,BC,CA (1) Moonen's Camp,BC,CA (2) Moonies' Camp,BC,CA (1) Moose Bar,BC,CA (2) Moose Creek,BC,CA (1) Moose Creek,BC,Ca (1) Moose Lake,AB,CA (4) Moose Lake,BC,CA (8) Moose Lake,BC,Ca (1) Moose River(Creek),BC,CA (1) Moose River,BC,Ca (1) Morsen's Store,BC,CA (1) Morwick's Place,BC,Ca (1) Mountines'Camp,BC,CA (1) Mt. Solomon,BC,Ca (1) Murray's Ranch,BC,Ca (1) N P. River (1) Naha's Camp,BC,CA (1) Napoleon's Camp,BC,CA (1) Nehanni River,NWT,CA (1) Nelson County,BC,CA (1) Nelson Post,BC,Ca (1) Nelson River, B.C., Ca (2) Nelson River,BC,CA (30) Nelson River,BC,Ca (7) Nelson River,MB,Ca (1) Nelson Trail,BC,CA (1) Nelson,BC,Ca (1) Nelson,MB,Ca (1) New Westminster,BC,Ca (1) Nig Creek Post,BC,CA (1) Nig Creek,BC,CA (69) Nig Creek,BC,Ca (1) Nigger Dam Bar,BC,Ca (1) North Pine Crossing,BC,CA (1) North Pine Lakes,BC,CA (1) North Pine Landing,BC,Ca (1) North Pine Post,BC,CA (3) North Pine Post,BC,Ca (2) North Pine River, B.C, Ca (1) North Pine River, B.C., Ca (1) North Pine River,BC,CA (72) North Pine River,BC,Ca (23) North Pine, BC, Ca (1) North Pine,BC,CA (23) North Pine,BC,Ca (11) Ogilvie's Place,BC,Ca (1) Ogilvie's place,BC,Ca (1) Ogilvies Place,BC,Ca (1) Oglivies House (1) Old Charlie's Camp,BC,CA (1) Old Chief's Camp,BC,CA (7) Old Fort St John Post,BC,CA (10) Old Fort St John's Post,BC,CA (15) Old Fort St. John Post,BC,CA (19) Old Fort St. John's Post,BC,CA (5) Old Pine Post,BC,CA (1) Old Police Camp,BC,CA (1) Old Telegraph Office (1) Omineca River,BC,CA (1) Pasenpy Prairie,BC,CA (3) Pasenpy Prairie, BC,CA (1) Pasenpy Prairie,AB,CA (1) Pasenpy Prairie,BC,CA (8) Pasenpy Prairie,BC,Ca (1) Paskupe Prairie,BC,Ca (1) Paskupy Prairie,AB,CA (1) Pat's Camp,BC,CA (1) Peace River Crossing (1) Peace River Crossing,AB,CA (37) Peace River Crossing,AB,Ca (6) Peace River Crossing,BC,CA (146) Peace River Crossing,BC,Ca (19) Peace River Landing,AB,CA (120) Peace River Landing,AB,Ca (20) Peace River Landing,BC,CA (3) Peace River Landing,BC,Ca (4) Peace River, BC,Ca (1) Peace River,AB,CA (9) Peace River,AB,Ca (1) Peace River,BC,CA (5) Peace River,BC,Ca (3) Peace Rover Landing,AB,CA (1) Peace, River, A.B., Ca (1) Pepper's Post,BC,CA (1) Peter's Camp,BC,Ca (1) Pine Bluff,BC,CA (2) Pine Crossing,BC,CA (1) Pine Flat,BC,Ca (1) Pine Flats,BC,CA (1) Pine Post,BC,CA (6) Pine Rive,BC,Ca (1) Pine River Crossing,BC,CA (1) Pine River Flats,BC,CA (1) Pine River Pass,BC,Ca (1) Pine River, BC, Ca (1) Pine River,AB.,CA (1) Pine River,BC,CA (52) Pine River,BC,Ca (3) Post Office (1) Potts' Camp,BC,CA (1) Pouce Coupe (2) Pouce Coupe, BC, Ca (2) Pouce Coupe, BC,CA (2) Pouce Coupe,AB,CA (3) Pouce Coupe,BC,CA (177) Pouce Coupe,BC,Ca (31) Pouch Coupe,BC,Ca (1) Pouche Coupe,BC,CA (2) Powell River,BC,CA (1) Ppuce Coupe,BC,Ca (1) Prince George, BC, Ca (1) Prince George,BC,CA (33) Prince George,BC,Ca (1) Prince Rupert Landing, BC,CA (1) Prince Rupert Landing,BC,CA (11) Prince Rupert, B.C., Ca (1) Princen George,BC,CA (1) Profit River,BC,CA (1) Prophet River,BC,CA (1) Puscupe,BC,CA (1) Puskpie Prairie,AB,CA (1) Puskupe Praire (1) Puskupe Praire, BC,CA (1) Puskupe Praire,BC,CA (2) Puskupe Prairie, BC,CA (2) Puskupe Prairie,BC,CA (2) Puskupe Prairie,BC,Ca (5) Puskupe River,BC,Ca (1) Puskupy Prairie,AB,CA (2) Puskupy Prairie,BC,Ca (7) Puskupy Prarie,BC,CA (4) Puspupy Prairie, AB,CA (1) R. Mackie Lake,BC,CA (1) R?la Town,BC,Ca (1) Ranch 24 (1) Ranch 24, B.C, Ca (11) Ranch 24, BC, Ca (25) Ranch 24, Peace River, BC, Ca (1) Ranch 24,BC,CA (10) Razile Island,BC,CA (1) Reids Landing,BC,Ca (2) Reveillon Store,BC,CA (2) Reveillon Store,BC,Ca (1) Rocky Creek,BC,CA (5) Rocky River , B.C., Ca (1) Rocky River,??,CA (1) Rocky River,BC,CA (1) Rolla,BC,CA (29) Rolla,BC,Ca (1) Roman Catholic Mission,BC,CA (1) Roslie Island,BC,CA (2) Roslie Island,BC,Ca (2) Rulla,BC,Ca (1) Russian Place (1) Sahin's Camp,BC,Ca (1) Sakeena Post,BC,CA (4) Sakina Post,BC,CA (1) Sakinna, BC, Ca (2) Sakkina, B.C, Ca (1) Sakkina, BC, Ca (5) Sakkinna River, B.C, Ca (1) Sakkinna, BC, Ca (4) Sakuna's Camp,BC,Ca (1) Saskatchwen,Ca (1) Sikanni,BC,CA (1) Sikeena ,BC,CA (1) Sikeena Camp,BC,CA (1) Sikeena Post,BC,CA (40) Sikeena Post,BC,Ca (43) Sikeena River,BC,CA (63) Sikeena,BC,CA (3) Sikkani,BC,CA (1) Sikkina River, BC, Ca (2) Sikkina, BC, Ca (1) Sikkinna BC, Ca (1) Slave Lake,AB,CA (2) Slave Lake,BC,Ca (1) Smoky River,AB,Ca (1) Soldier settlement (1) South Pine River, B.C., Ca (1) South Pine River,BC,CA (101) South Pine River,BC,Ca (18) South Pine,BC,CA (18) South Pine,BC,Ca (4) South Pine.BC.,CA (1) Spirit River AB,Ca (1) Spirit River,AB,CA (18) Spirit River,BC,CA (17) Spirit River,BC,Ca (1) St John Hall,BC,CA (1) St John's Post,BC,CA (2) St. John, B.C, Ca (1) St. Johns,BC,CA (1) St. Johns,BC,Ca (5) St???? Creek,BC,Ca (1) St??d Creek,BC,Ca (1) Stuart's Lake,BC,CA (1) Sturgeon Lake,AB,Ca (1) Swan Lake,AB,CA (1) Tatlow, BC, Ca (1) Taylor Flat,BC,CA (4) Taylor Flat,BC,Ca (1) Taylor Flats Hill,BC,Ca (1) Taylor Flats,BC,CA (31) Taylor Flats,BC,Ca (5) Taylor's Flat,BC,CA (1) Taylor's Flat,BC,Ca (1) Taylor's Flats,BC,Ca (1) Taylor, B.C., Ca (1) Taylors Flat,BC,CA (4) Taylors Flat,BC,Ca (1) Taylors Flats,BC,Ca (1) Tea Creek,BC,CA (1) Telegraph Creek,BC,Ca (7) The Mission at Fort St. John,BC,CA (2) The Reserve (1) Thomas Camp,BC,CA (3) Thomas' Camp,BC,CA (6) Thorsen's Hall,BC,CA (41) Thorsen's Hall,BC,Ca (2) Thorsen's Landing, BC,CA (1) Thorsen's Place,BC,CA (2) Tuscolay's Camp,BC,CA (1) Upper Peace River,BC,CA (1) Vancouver, B.C, Ca (1) Vancouver, B.C., Can (1) Vancouver,BC,CA (5) Vancouver,BC,Ca (1) Vermillion, A.B., Ca (1) Vermillion,AB,CA (1) Vermillion,AB,Ca (1) Victoria, B.C., Ca (2) Victoria, BC, Ca (1) Victoria,BC,CA (5) Victoria,BC,Ca (1) Victoria,BCCA (1) Wabamun Lake, AB, Ca (1) Wabasca River,AB,CA (1) Wabbie's Camp,BC,CA (1) Wablice's Camp,BC,CA (1) Wainwright,AB,CA (1) Whitehorse,YK,CA (1) Whitehorse,YT,CA (4) Willie's Place,BC,CA (2) Winnipeg, M.B., Ca (1) Winnipeg,MB,CA (1) Wolf's Camp,BC,CA (1) Wolfe Camp,BC,CA (1) Wolverine Point, Ca (1) Wuskluly's Camp,BC,Ca (1) Wuskully's Camp,BC,CA (1) Yakatchie's Camp,BC,CA (4) Yakatchies'Camp,BC,CA (1) Yakclase's Camp,BC,CA (1) Yukon,CA (1)
no date, To Angus Beaton I am going with Douglas Birley so I won't bother to get a team + Rack I am going to pitch in the field I'll be back by Sunday Nite also this is the lock + key you can use it on the door , here. Yours Wm Beaton Padlock for this house take the office out as I lost the key. W B1926-09-02, a fine clear day self busy in store with Indians Ka Tu Kou and a few others came in I sent Johny down to give them Flour at the old Post the Fire Ranger along with willie + Duncan. Left for the Pine to put out some fires.1926-09-16, a little Milder but cold toward evening a lot of Indians Around after debts Self very busy in the store Willie helping1926-09-21, continues cold self busy all day a few Indians around. Willim helping at od jobs weenusk arrived from the crossing1926-10-02, Continues fine weather Self busy in store and at od jobs went down to the Ranch in the evening left Willie here1927-02-10, a fine warm day blowing a strong west wind Self started to pack Furs Willim helping . 2 Teams left for Fontas with Freight at noon1927-03-01, Cloudy with Snow Parsons and another Man left with 2 teams for Sikenna River with Freight for Ross. Self very busy at od jobs Willie and Ogilvie left for Rolla for oats at noon.1927-03-06, a fine clear day Still blowing a strong west wind Self went down to Ranch Willie got in this Morng from Rolla with 295 Sheaves. C Marten arrvd from Spirit River with R.8. Freight Mowist arrived from the North. the Indians left this Morng after getting a few supplies1927-03-09, continues fine weather but cold at night Self went down with Mrs B to the Ranch. Willie left for Rolla to get a load of oats1927-03-21, weather fine Mr Middleton and Mr Harris arrvd from Edmonton the former to be accountant and the later to take over the Managment of this Post when I retire Self very busy Willie left for Rolla for sheaves1927-03-26, contins fine busy in store a few people around + Pepper arrvd from Grande prairie with 2 Sleds. Willie got back from Rolla with Sheaves along with Horses1927-04-09, Cleard up towards day light C Marten left for Rolla taking Mrs Ross along who is on her way to Edmonton. Willie + Duncan left for Rolla at noon for oats Parsons left this Morng for Sakinnia River with Freight for Ross also taking some H B Freight for Nig Creek1927-04-15, Good Friday Duncan + Willie got back from Dawson Creek with Fred + Oats they had a hard trip as Snow nearly all gone1927-05-04, A fine Clear day. Self at od jobs Willie brought down a load of lumber from upper Ranch. Fred + Willie went up with 2 load of Freight Cloudy and looks like Rain1927-05-20, Self Frank Willie + Ogrady at Road worked 9 hours, weather fine the miners left this Morng for the Mountain Grups + J Lustautete left with Pack train for Sikinna1927-05-23, contins fine weather finished the Road to top of Hill 3 of us was 4 days Willie 3 days ground getting very dry if it does not come rain soon than will be poor crops1927-07-28, weather fine Willie and his Mother picking berries the water going down fast in the River Bourassa + Joe Appassisen were going to leave to day to put up some Buildings out where Donis is established a Post last winter about 90 Miles from here1927-08-03, weather fine Self at od jobs Willie helping around the place Weavers Boat expected but did not turn up. very hot1927-08-06, cloudy with a few Showers Self and Willie brought up the Mowing Machine Mr Armeshaw got in on his Inspection trip of Roads. We had a little party this evening Mr Bolien the cattle buyer from Pouce Coupe arrived1927-08-29, the Boat left this Morning Willie + Frank took up a load to Fish Creek and Frank took up the Buggy in afternoon. Self busy at od jobs1927-09-28, a fine clear day self + Willie taking up Potatoes. Angus + Fred left at noon for their trap line Near Sikinnia River. the Company Pack train also left this Morng for Sikina Post taking Gardner out who is taking charge of that Post for the Winter. Weaver Boat left for P R Xing, this Morning. water very low1927-10-01, very cold this morning the ground slightly frozen. Self + Willis taking up Potatoes, had a visit from E Callian Cloudy towards evening1927-10-12, Rain this Morning but cleared up about daylight self busy putting roof on Root house Willie taking up the last of potatoes blowing a strong gale of wind towards evening1927-10-15, cold + stormey self + Willie putting Potatoes in the Root House. Weavers Boat arrived from Peace River Xing late this evening with 2 scows of Freight started to rain about 7 a clock PM with Thunder + Lightning and continued for some time Angus + Mr Barber arrvd from Sikkinna River1927-10-18, continues very fine weather Self + Mrs B went up to the H B Post for a visit and had dinner we got back about 5 in the evening Middleton has got a lot of oats to cut yet all the others are nearly through cutting Thorsen is busy threshing at differot places Angus and Willie Stacked the Sheaves at Johnys Ranch about 3000 Sheaves1927-10-19, weather fine self + Willie putting Potatoes in Root House + Cellar McDermott passed up in a Canoe at Noon H Weavers Boats arrvd about 6 P.M. and left again for the Crossing this is his last trip1927-10-27, weather fine self at od jobs. Writg letter in after noon Willie went to the Lake for a load of lumber a gass Boat passed down the River this evening Cloudy towards eveng and looks like snow1927-11-01, Cold all day with with a little snow self + Willie working at Roof of the Stable had a visit for Constable Barber who had dinner with us. a little Ice running in the River. Mikkelson + Marten got back from Nig Creek this afternoon1927-11-02, a fine clear day blowing a strong west wind snow all gone down here. Self working at building Willie went up to Fish Creek for his Mother1927-11-16, 15 below this Morning self bankat up the house and cut up some meat Willie sawed some fire wood and then went up the hill. Cloudy towards evening and started to snow for short time1927-11-21, Blowing a strong west wind mild but not thawing. Very cloudy and looks like snow. Self at od jobs. I went and cut fire wood in the bush in after noon Willie came down with the Mail.1927-11-22, very mild Willie at the washing machine Self haulled some fire wood.1927-11-25, fine and clear but cold self at od jobs. Willie came down this evening self went down to old Post to see the old Building, 15 below this evening1927-11-26, 18 below this morning willie cut some fire wood and then he took the mail up to the Post Office, as the mail goes out this evening. Self busy at od jobs. Very cloudy towards evening.1927-11-27, I hard that Inspector Hooker left along with Gerge + C Marten and 3 teams for Fontas Cold and stormy all day wind from North Willie came down with a load of sheaves1927-11-28, contins cold 22 Below this Morng self and willie at od jobs I hauled fire wood in after noon willie put out a few traps Duncan brought down a little hay1927-12-02, snow again to day and continued until noon and then cleard up very mild towards evening. Willie went up to the Post office to get the Mail but it will not get in until tomorrow on account of deep snow. Self not feeling very well.1927-12-05, Stormy all day wind frm North Self cut some wood in the bush Willie went up for a load of Fuel will be back tomorrow. I went up the hill after dinner very cold and stormy roads all drifted over1927-12-06, 38 below continued cold all day Self haulling fire wood. willie brought a load of Sheaves. 36 below at 9 aclock this eveng very clear1927-12-07, 42 below this Morning self haulling fire wood willie at od jobs. Duncan brought a load of hay this evening. continued cold all day. I hear that 7 Sleds with Freight for Pepper is leaving for Ft Nelson1927-12-10, weather Mild Self at od jobs Willie went up with our Mail, as the Mail Carrier leaves This evening Joe Clark left to day for Fontas and fort Nelson with 7 Teams of Freight Cloudy towards evening1927-12-12, 20 below this Morning Willie brought down a load of feed self at od jobs Carl brought Mikkelson came down to the old Post for a load of Freight1927-12-13, 30 below this Morning self + Willie went for a load of hay. Very cold all day 33 below at 9 aclock this evening1927-12-16, continues Mild weather Willie went up the hill, a danse at Thorsens hall to Night. Self busy at od jobs. Mail arrived late this evening1927-12-17, Continues Mild but not thawing Self went for a load of wood Willie brought home a load of sheaves Carl left this Morng for Rolla for H B Freight1927-12-20, Weather fine Willie went for a load of Hay, self went up to Fish Creek Harris got back last Night and Claims he got a lot of Furs from the Indians. Still no sign of George + Marten1927-12-22, Blowing a cold North Wind Self haulled 5 loads of Fire wood Willie took up 3 quarters of Beef to the H.B. Store and will bring down a load of Feed tomorrow. Cloudy towards evening and looks like Snow1927-12-23, Cloudy with a little Snow self went up the hill for a visit Willie got back with a load of Sheaves. the H B Teams arrived with Freight from Rolla. Duncan also got back from Nig Creek1927-12-24, Snowing before day light this Morning but Cleared up later about 9 a.m. Self busy around the place. Willie went up to the Post Office with the Mail as the Mail leaves this evening for Rolla Christmas Eve1928-01-06, Continues very mild still blowing a warm Chinook Wind. The hills nearly beare of snow. Self busy writing letter as the mail leaves tomorrow Willie went up the hill will bring a load of Feed in the Morning A Dance to night at Thorsens Hall1928-01-07, weather continues very fine Self busy at od jobs, Willie brought home a load of Sheaves. he took the mail up to the P.O. after dinner George quite the H.B.Co and moved to his own place1928-01-08, warm all day Willie went up the hill Cloudy towards evening and started to Rain and continued for some time1928-01-10, A fine Clear day but not thawing Willie at od jobs, self went up to Middletons and got him to shoe the old team got back about 430 in the evening the H B Teams pulled out this Morning1928-01-11, Continues warm Snow going fast Willie went up to get his Team shod Self at of jobs took a drive down to the old Post in afternoon.1928-01-12, C A little colder today very cloudy wind north East. Started to snow about noon and continued until about 7 in the evening fell about 2 inchs of snow with a strong N E wind. Willie got back this evening having got the horses shod1928-01-13, continues mild Willie went for a load of Feed. the Cattle came home this afternoon havng been gone for 3 days Mail got in this evening1928-01-14, a fine clear day self at od jobs Willie went for the Mail taking his Mother along to visit Mrs McLeod, H McLeod went across the River to get some meat for his dogs from 2 cattle who went acros the River and died, they belonged to Nelson the Line Mass. George found and brought in the Horse I lost last Fall1928-01-17, weather fine Self went up to Fish Creek I also took up the Companys sled the road are all Ice up on the hill, Harris was finished baling his Furs he has 2 Packs Willie very sick with a bad cold1928-01-18, continues fine self cutting fire wood Willie very sick with the cold. I understand Mr Harris started to day with McLeod to see the Indians on the Denis Trail Cold towards evening wind changed to North East.1928-01-20, weather continues fine sent willie up with the Mail, Self went out to the bush and cut some firewood. My dog came home this evening I lost him while up at Fish creek a few days ago.1928-01-21, Continues fine weather Self haulled a few loads of wood in forenoon Willie went for a load of hay after dinner. Mr Southwick came for a visit this after noon. Very cloudy towards evening and looks like snow wind from N.E.1928-01-23, weather fine self making a Cubard Willie went up the hill Slim brought down a Bull, and camped here with he he is taking the Bull over to C. Stauns David Taylor + party got back from Sikinnia Post where they had gone with Freight, they were 27 days1928-01-25, 10 below this Morning, cold all day Willie sick with a bad cold. Self at od jobs. our cattle came here this evening after being away for 2 days1928-01-26, another fine day 6 below this morning Willie still sick self at od jobs in the Morning. I went for a load of Hay in afternoon. George came down for a visit Cloudy towards evening and Snowed a little.1928-01-27, weather fine Self haulling Hay Willie still not well Frank came down for a while to day. Our cattle went away again as there is good feed on the hills mail arrvd this evening1928-01-28, weather fine self at od jobs Willie went up for the mail in after noon George brought down a load of lumber from the Saw Mill1928-02-02, weather fine self writing letters Willie went for Hay will be back tomorrow. George + Peters brought down 2 Loads of W.E. Lumber, the cattle came home from the hills this evening the snow is all gone on the hill side in fact there is very little snow left on the flats1928-02-03, Cloudy wind from East and looks like snow. Willie came home with a load of Feed. Self went up to Fish Creek for a few supplies. C Calishen brought his son Macheal in from the North Pine and is taking him out to the Doctor he has been sick all winter, H McLeod left with freight for Sikinnia River for the H B1928-02-05, weather fine Willie brought down a load of hay, Mrs B. and the boys went home win the after noon George + Peters came down towards eveng self not well1928-02-06, continues fine weather Willie went up the hill with some mail Mr Thorsen came down for a visit C Stearns also came across here to see Mr Thorsen1928-02-07, Blowing a warm wind from the west. Willie hauled a load of hay self at od jobs but not feeling very well1928-02-08, still fine weather wind from the west Willie went up the hill after dinner self at od jobs. Duncan brought down a load of sheaves1928-02-09, Weather warm blowing a Strong Chinook Wind snow going fast. Willie brought a load of hay Duncan went up the hill at 11 am. Self working around at od jobs1928-02-10, another warm day snow all gone on the Hill side. Willie went up for the Mail but it did not come in till late, and he came home without it. Mr Harris left this Morning for Sikinnia River1928-02-11, weather fine but cold all day Self went up for the Mail. Snow nearly all gone on the prairies Willie went up the Hill to camp with Frank who is cutting wood for Thorsen1928-02-13, blowing a strong gale of wind from west. started to snow at noon and continued for some time but very mild. Willie went up for hay after dinner. C Mikkleson was to leave for Rolla for H B Freight1928-02-20, Duncan left with freight for Nig Creek this Morning Self Cutting fire wood had a visit from Mr Ross at noon wind from North with Snow Willie went up for a load of feed, but cleared up later1928-02-21, continues fine weather I haulled 3 loads Fire wood before noon and at od jobs after dinner Willie brought a few sheaves1928-02-22, continues fine weather but cold Self at od jobs. Jim Wilson came down for a visit this after noon. Willie went up to help Frank who is cutting cord wood1928-02-23, 12 below this Morning B C Brady + E Dopp passet here this Morning on their way home on the River also D Peters went along with them taking some of his stuf to Halfway River Brady was down for supplies for his trading Post on the Halfway Self not feeling well, Willie brought down a load of feed1928-02-29, Continues fine weather self at Mining accounts Willie brought down a load of hay Howe The Mail carier arrvd from H. Hope and camped here for the Night, he reports that some one broke into the H B Store at H Hope and stole some cash + Furs1928-03-01, A fine clear day wind from west very Mild, Willie went up with the Mail Howe went up this Morng he brought a load of Coal from H Hope. 1928-03-02, continues very fine weather I went up to Fish Creek after dinner snow nearly all gone of the Prairie very poor sleying. Willie at od jobs he went up the hill about 4 aclock 1928-03-03, cold + stormey all day a little snow towards evening I went up the hill in the morning to Georges place Willie brought a load of hay in after noon1928-03-05, Blowing a strong north wind with snow. Willie cutting fire wood in back. Duncan went up the hill after dinner cold all day1928-03-06, Continues cold and Stormey with a cold N E wind Self at wood. Willie went up for a load of hay Mr Tomkins of Halfway River came up fron Taylor Flat this evening with a load of Grain and camped here for the night1928-03-07, 10 below this Morning, but Mild towards Noon. Mr Tomkins left for Home this Morning. the Ice good self in bush cutting fire wood Willie brought down a load of feed1928-03-08, A fine clear day but a little cold I went up to Fish Creek after dinner Willie took his Mother out for a drive up to the McLeods I hard that Ross freight teams got back from Sikinna and Joe Clark got back from Edmonton in will be leaving shortly for the North1928-03-09, weather fine self at od jobs Willie went up for the Mail cold towards evening1928-03-10, weather fine self went up for a load of Feed. Very mild towards evening and look like a thaw Willie went up the hill this evening C Calishen + Wife arrvd from Pouce Coupie Started to blow a strong North Wind and continued all night1928-03-12, a fine clear day. Self drove up to Fish Creek. Willie brought a load of feed. I also went to Thorsens and I brought down a Telephone to be put down at the old Post1928-03-13, weather fine self went up to Birlys for a visit and I also bought a team of Horses. Willie cutting fire wood a lot of settlers been coming in and taking up land here lately.1928-03-14, Continues fine weather Dave Taylor got back from H.Hope J. Roxtan Also came down for a visit from H.H. the Mail came down from H H this evening Willie brought a load of feed Cloudy this evening1928-03-16, McDarmott left this Morning for Pouce Coupe. Very Mild the snow nearly all gone. Self haulled up some shingles Willie went up the hill to get some oats from Pickler the Mail left this evening1928-03-17, Blowing a strong west wind very warm. snow nearly all gone around the place. Self went up to Fish Creek it is very poor sleying practily no snow left B C Brady passed here this after noon he went up to Finchs store, and expects to start back tomorrow. Willie brought home a load of Oats1928-03-19, very hot snow nearly all gone Brady and Man left this Morning for Halfway River, a lot of water on the Ice, Dill Peters + Partner got back from Hudsons Hope. they went up there to look for a Homestead but it did not suit them. Willie + Duncan brought down to little loads of hay, the slaying is now finished as the snow is nearly all gone. The McLeods was going to leave for the Sikinnia River with Freight to day. I expect they will have a nice trip1928-03-20, continues fine weather opened the Root house some of the Potatoes Frozen Willie went up the hill with some Potatoes, self busy around the place coloudy and started to rain towards evening wind shifted to N.W.1928-03-21, a hard frost last night but warm all day self went up the hill snow nearly all gone, a few more settlers arrving evry day. Had a visit from Mr Finch. Willie went up for Hay with the Waggon1928-03-22, Rain all day wind from N.E. cold + very dirty outside W. Getheying passed here on his way up the River Willie brought a load of hay with the waggons1928-03-23, weather fine willie went for the Mail which got in to day. Self at of jobs, Cloudy with rain towards evening1928-03-24, Snowed nearly all day very little doing Peters + George came down after dinner Peters is leaving a few things here as he intends going out to look for work. Willie went up with the waggon for a load of feed Howe left for H Hope on the Ice with the Mail this Morning1928-03-26, weather fine very warm but the ground very wet self at od jobs. Willie helping his mother washing1928-03-27, Cloudy and overcast started to snow in after noon very wet Self fixing road Willie and his Mother went to visit the McLeods Mowick got back from his trap line he brought in about $60000 worth of Furs. Mrs Jack McLeod has been very sick for over a week still snowing a 11 aclock this eveng and very cloudy1928-03-28, a fine warm day after the snow storm self busy writing letters Willie went for a load of hay. Snow all gone this evening but very wet and muddy, the water very low in the River1928-03-29, a fine clear day Self went up the hill for a few supplies I brought Fred down he got back from the Sikinnia yesterday Angus will be in Next Week. Willie will be in brought a load of hay. Roads very bad one of the N.P. Post Manager and family arrived here on his way North to Ft Sampson he is staying at the Bay1928-03-31, Started to snow early this Morning and continued Nearly all day with a cold North wind. Stoped snwing towards evening but very cloudy very little doing Willie + Fred went up the hill. the cattle came back from the Island this Morning1928-04-01, Cold and Stormy wind from the North. Willie brought a load of hay1928-04-02, Self + Willie cut some fire wood in the Morning and we haulled it in afternoon cold all day and cloudy but cleared up towards bed time I hard that the N.T. Inspector who is staying with Harris was to leave to day. The McLeods got back from Sikinnia River where they had taken H B Freight they got some bose on their way back and had a fight Angus came in with the McLeods1928-04-03, Cold and stormy all day very little doing. Started to snow at noon and continued the rest of the day wind from N.N.E. Willie went up for hay this evening1928-04-04, weather fine but cold. Angus came down to day. Willie brought down a load of Feed. Self went up to Fish Creek for a visit the road very bad. Cloudy and looks like more snow1928-04-05, weather fine a few showers but cleared up towards evening and turned mild Willie went up to Birlys to get the Team of Horses I bought. Angus went up to his Ranch and took his team along with them. Fred cut some fance rails. Self at od jobs1928-04-06, a fine clear day Self + Fred cutting fance rails. Willie brought the Team from Birleys, they look all ok. No Mail this is good Friday but no chenge.1928-04-07, weather fine Willie went up for the mail his mother went with him as far as McLeods wil Fred cutting cord wood1928-04-09, Continues stormy with snow all day. Self went up to Georges for a load of Feed and Willie went for a load of hay. We used sleds there is about 4 to 6 in snow but it is very soft as it has not been frezing latly1928-04-11, a fine clear day but continues cold fairly good sleying Willie went for a load of hay. Self busy at od jobs around the place1928-04-12, weather fine self + Willie drove up to Birlys and got back in the everning the roads was very bad cloudy and looks like snow1928-04-13, snowed last night and this morning Willie went up with the mail cleared up in afternoon Angus brought down a load of Hay I just hard that Slim Bhen got in yearterday from Fort Nelson the Mail left this evening for Rolla1928-04-16, cold and stormy but cleared up at noon. Willie took Johny up in the rig this Morning and he is going home this afternoon with McLean self at od jobs1928-04-17, continues cold I went up to fish Creek at noon I hard that Mrs C Bremner died at Spirit River yesterday very sorry to hear of her Death. Willie went up for a load of hay Johny + McLean left at noon yesterday1928-04-18, a fine clear day but continues cold mild in afternoon Duncan came down with a few sheaves, Willie went for some oats from Pickler 24 new settlers arrived. They have been coming in nearly every day for the past 2 months1928-04-20, weather fine self fixing lumber for a hot bed. Willie went for the mail. More settlers arriving every day very wet and dirty around the place1928-04-21, very fine weather snow nearly gone Willie + Fred haulling manure I was busy making a hot bed very wet around on acount of the water coming of the hill1928-04-23, a fine clear day the ground drying up nice with the warm sun Self pl put in some cabbage seeds and I also finished the hot bed Duncan came down for Georges Waggon Willie went up for some hay the water very low in the River cloudy this evening and looks like rain1928-04-25, continues fine weather self busy around the place Willie cutting fence posts. Fred got back from Mickelsons, had a visit from Slim Bhen1928-04-26, weather fine the ground drying up the last few days and the hills looking green the Ice still holds on the River. Self busy around the place Fred + Willie cutting cord wood Willie took the mail up to the P.O. this evening. D. McLeod came down for a visit. Cloudy toward evening1928-04-28, continues fine weather River full of Ice going down Self haulled a few loads of Manure down to the grade at the bank up the River. Willie brought down a few sheaves Fred cutting cord wood1928-04-29, a fine clear day Fred went to Carls for his Horse Willie went up to Ogreads for our Plow1928-04-30, Willie helping his Mother. I busy haulling Manure to the Garden H Bhen came down and is at the old Post making a skifft to go down the River Cloudy started to Rain about 820 Fred brought his horse Ice still runing thick1928-05-01, A fine Clear day after the rain Self + Willie plowed the Garden + Disket it. Fred cutting cord wood H Bhen finished his little scow and is now ready to start down the River but there is a lot of Ice going down yet1928-05-02, continues fine weather self working in the garden, Willie went up to our Ranch to put in the Crop. Fred cutting cord wood H Bhen + partner left this afternoon for P R Xing. Mr Harris + E Anderson down for a visit1928-05-03, weather Self went up to see the Boys Angus finished seeding yesterday Willie seeding to day he will seed 20 Acres George plowing the Mail arrvd from Rolla Sowed a few onion Seeds this evening1928-05-05, weather fine self working in the garden. Fred at od jobs. Willie brought down a load of Sheaves. River rising a little he finished seeding 20 aceres1928-05-06, Sef + Willie took some stuff down to old Post weather fine1928-05-07, weather fine self went to old Post with Mr Thorsen who Put in a Phone in old house Willie went up to help the Boys, at Johnys place1928-05-09, another fine day Self at od jobs Shorty Plowing Willie broght down some sheaves. I went down to the old house but could not get the Phone to work.1928-05-13, a fine clear day H Weavers Boat was expected but did not arrive Willie came down they have all finished seeding1928-05-14, Weather fine Self workin in Garden at the Old Post. H Weavers Boat arrived about 6 this evening with a full load of 2 Scows. Nearly all the store keepers was down to meet him. There was 1 passanger Willie disket the Field and then went up to help thresh at Duncans George Seeding today1928-05-19, very Hot all day Self working in Garden planted some Potatoes and onion Selts. Water rising in River fast. Willie went up to Fish Creek the Calishens arrived from the North also Alexis Cardinall1928-05-21, weather fine very hot all day Self at od jobs. Willie brought down a few Sheaves. Angus + H McLeod left for Sakkinia with the HB Pack train this Morning. George foun his team below Taylors flat. I put some Manatoba Plums in the Garden this evening1928-05-22, cloudy with a few drops of rain this Morning but cleared up about 9 a.m. Self + Willie sowed some oats and Timothy + Broome Grass, in the upper field. I put in some corn this evening1928-05-24, very dry and hot weather very smoky Fires burning all around. We took some Potatoes for seed out of Root house Willie went up the hill to Fence I planted some Beans this evening the ground getting very dry Victoria Day1928-05-26, weather fine George came down in afternoon and helpt to plant Potatoes we put om 3 1/2 sacks of Potatoes Willie came down and gave us a little help1928-06-04, weather fine busy in Garden Willie came down for some grub he reports Shorty started to break at our upper Ranch to day Sam Ogready haulling his wheat down to boat landing1928-06-09, very hot with a few showers River rising Self went down to old Post Willie brought down a few Sheaves1928-06-13, a fine warm day a few showers towards evening self cutting road in to from the bush to haul rails Willie came down this evening1928-06-15, very hot a few Showers in afternoon Self haulled a load of logs from Revillons old Building Willie went to Charlie Lake for some Lumber River rising again1928-06-16, Cloudy with Showers all day flys very bad Willie brought down a load of Lumber from C Lake self went up to upper ranch Shorty plowed 12 acres and as the flys were bad he quit1928-06-19, weather fine very hot self went up to Fish Creek for a few supplies Willie helping his Mother washing and went up the hill in evening had a visit from F Garrett + F Gross this evening1928-06-23, weather cloudy towards evening with a heavy Shower + Thunder self went for a load of Lumber Willie came home this evening1928-07-25, very dry + Hot weather hoeing up potatoes Willie took up a load of Freight to H B store1928-08-02, continues fine weather, busy writing letters as Mail leave Friday Mail arrvd this evening Willie Cutting hay1928-08-03, cloudy and looks like rain rain Carl + Margret down for a visit Willie + Fred at Hay1928-09-03, Cabrus day willie brought the Mower down Carl + Margret down for a visit, the Weenusk came up with the last of the Freight this eveng1928-09-20, A fine clear day wind from west Willie came down for the Plow Thorsens thrasher started to thresh this Morning Cloudy towards evening.1928-10-01, cold all day self went up to the Post office with a few letters also went to Fish Creek some Railway Engines are camped at Beatton River looking over the country two HalfBreed women + Children came in for a visit from Cut Bank River Frank + Willie digging Potatoes1928-10-07, a fine clear day Weaver brought up about 33 tons Freight as he had 2 scows after uloading here he left for H Hope about 2 P.M. with 1 scow self went up to see the Boys Willie was Plowing at Johny place cold towards eveng1928-10-09, Rain + snow all day self went up the hill on a visit Shorty breaking + Willie plowing roads very wet1928-10-13, Cloudy in morning with rain but cleared about noon and very mild blowing a strong west wind Angus + Willie came down and we put in 73 sks Potatoes 43 sks in Root house + 30 in cillar we have a few drills to dig up yet the Calishen ging arrvd on their way north to trap mail arrived1928-10-14, a fine clear day self + Willie drove up the hill the Boys left about 1 PM with Pack horses for their trap lines Jim underwood going with them. 1928-10-15, a fine clear day Willie took his Mother over to Mikkelsons as we hard Margret was very sick. Self digging up Potatoes, and finished them all about 12 sks The Mail went out today1928-10-24, weather fine but cold all day and looks like bad weather self haulled some fire wood Willie came down for a visit Duncan came back with the Horses and will start back tomorrow H Weavers Boat left for P R Xing this Morning1928-10-27, fine and clear but cold self at od jobs Willie went for the Mail C Anderson of H Hope came down with the Boat yesterday he left at noon for H Hope1928-10-31, Cold this Morning. Self plastering the house some Ice going down the River Willie came down with a load of straw1928-11-01, a fine clear day but cold I finished plastering the house. Willie haulled 2 loads of mud to bank around the house1928-11-03, Continues very fine weather Willie went up the hill this Morning self working at od jobs. 1928-11-04, blowing a strong west wind all day Self went up and helped Willie and Frank to put up a Porch in front of their cabin1928-11-05, a fine clear day self white washing the house. Willie brought down the Mail1928-11-07, Contenues very fine weather Willie came home very sick with a bad cold I went up to Fish Creek after dinner a lot of settlers are coming in every day 7 waggons came in yesterday and more expected today1928-11-10, a fine clear day but cold Willie came down with some Hay he then went up for the Mail I got a letter from M Godsell who is at Ft Smith1928-11-14, continues very fine weather Mr + Mrs C Mikkleson went home after dinner Willie went up the hill. 1928-11-15, cold all day Self at od jobs Willie went up for some oats very cloudy towards evening and looks like snow1928-11-19, continues very fine weather Willie went up for the Mail busy at od jobs1928-11-22, continues fine weather Willie went for a load of Sheaves, self at od jobs. Very little Ice going down the River1928-11-27, a fine clear day but cold Willie went for a load of feed. Self at od jobs around the place an eclapse of the moon tonight1928-12-03, 22 below this Morning the River Froze over this Morning Willie went up for the Mail Slim Behn arrvd and left at once for the North1928-12-04, a fine mild day blowing a strong west wind this evening Willie + Jim Commings cut some fire wood this afternoon Willie went for a load of Feed in the morning he also brought home old Bill I hear Shorty Myers came in he had 4 Lynx + 4 Marten and a few weseals1928-12-08, a fine clear day self at od jobs Willie went up for the Mail which got in this evening1928-12-10, a light fall of snow this Morning but cleared up about sun rise. Self fixed up a shade for the cows Willie went up with some mail as it goes out to day1928-12-13, weather fine self at od jobs Willlie went up to Mrs Crawfords after Turkeys but got none1928-12-14, blowing a strong west wind all day Cloudy towards evening Willie took the Team up to Howe and got them shod I made a door for the loft of the stable1928-12-31, last day of the year and a fine clear day Willie went for a load of Hay a dance to night at Thorsens and another dance at the Arynontol hall so ends the old year1929-01-02, weather fine Willie went for a load of Feed slayying good as there is about 4 to 6 in snow1929-01-03, a little snow this but Cleard at day light Willie went for a load of Hay self went to Fish Creek after dinner.1929-01-08, continues fine weather Willie went up with his mother to R McLeods self at od jobs1929-01-09, Very warm wind from West Willie went for a load of Feed Self at odd jobs1929-01-10, weather continues fine Willie went to Fish Creek to get the little Team shod but they had no coal, and could not shoe them. Cloudy towards evening1929-01-11, very warm all day. Willie went for a load of feed self went and cut some trees along the trail1929-01-12, very cloudy but cleared up towards evening we haulled some cord wood in for noon Willie went for the Mail after dinner1929-01-14, weather fine Willie brought down o 2 loads of old wheat from Georges place for cow feed Self cut some fire wood1929-01-15, a fine Clear day 10 below I drove up to C Mikkelsons place I got back about 6 aclock Willie went to Angus place for a load of Feed. Cobb went across the River with a team to day.1929-01-16, very cloudy Started to snow about noon and contenued all day self at od jobs Willie went up to Howes and got the little team shede. fell about 3 in of snow1929-01-17, a fine clear day Willie went for a load of Hay I went and cut a road in the bush to some fire wood Slim Gooden is haulling his stuff across the River to his Homestead he is to move over shortly.1929-01-18, Cold + stormy I went up to Birleys this Morning but no word from Mary I came home by way of the P Office and Finchs Store Willie was haulling fire wood he + Bill went to a dance this evening the H B teams got back from Sikinnea Post1929-01-19, weather fine went to my traps but no luck Willie went up and got the Mail1929-01-20, Blowing a strong North wind with snow all day, the worst snow storm we had this winter Jim Commings came down for a visit Willie very sick1929-01-21, 18 below this Morning Bill Mathews took up the Mail Willie still sick self at odd jobs around the place1929-01-23, a fine clear day 10 below Zero Willie went for a load of Feed Self at od jobs1929-01-24, 18 Below this Morning Willie haulled a load of feed, I went up to the H B store at Fish Creek roads all drifted over Slim Goodwin passed down with a load of straw to his ranch across the River1929-01-25, 15 below but fine clear day Willie haulled 2 loads of straw from Georges place 20 below at bed time1929-01-26, 29 below and continued cold all day Willie went up for the Mail which got in about 2 aclock it was 38 below zero at the Post Office this Morning Cloudy towards evening and looks like another fall of snow1929-01-28, 30 below this Morning I went on a visit to C. Mikklesons place and I got back at 630 in the evening cold all day the roads drifted over travelling very bad. Willie went for a load of Wheat at Georges place1929-01-29, 10 below this Morning but Mild all day Cloudy and overcast started to snow about 7 aclock Willie went for a load of Feed1929-02-01, 25 below this Morng contind cold all Willie haulled a load of hay in forenoon and we haulled fire wood in afternoon. Frank broght down a load of straw this evening1929-02-02, 20 below this morning Willie went for a load of Feed at Georges, in morning he went for the mail after dinner self sawing up fire wood. Frank went home after dinner1929-02-04, 34 below but got mild towards noon Willie went up with our Mail self very busy Mrs B very sick with Nusliga. Mild towards eveng and cloudy1929-02-05, 20 below this morning mild all day Willie haulled a load of Hay from top the hill self at wood. 12 below this eveng at 9 PM.1929-02-06, a fine warm day Willie went for a load of hay. Self cut fire wood in the bush after dinner.1929-02-08, a fine clear day very mild Willie went for a load of feed and then haulled fire wood in after noon1929-02-09, continues fine weather Willie went for the Mail, which got in late busy at od jobs1929-02-12, weather warm Willie brought down 3 loads of Feed. I was busy cutting fire wood1929-02-16, weather fine clear and mild all day Willie went up for the Mail I was busy at od jobs all day the Mail got in after dinner1929-02-18, cold this morng Self went up to the Post Office. Willie went up to his place to cut rails + clear land mild towards eveng the McDougalls left this Morning for Rolla1929-02-21, cold + stormy with a little snow I haulled some fire wood after dinner Willie came home this evening and brought a load of feed1929-02-23, a fine clear day and very Mild Willie went up for the Mail but it did not get in we hard the Train had been delayed on acount of the deep Snow1929-02-25, Continues fine weather I went up to the Post Office and got the Mail which got in at noon the roads very band all drifted over. Willie went for a load of Feed1929-02-27, weather fine Willie went for a load of feed Self at od jobs Bob McLeod came down to get a sled to go North with1929-02-28, Mild all day Willie went for a load of Feed. Jim Hallaway haulled Some logs up to his place from Reveillons old place1929-03-02, Contenues warm the snow going fast Willie went up for the Mail which got in at noon1929-03-07, A fine Mild day had a visit from Mr Harris and Mr Miline who got in yesterday from Edmonton he is on his way to Fort Nelson + MacKenzie River on an Inspecton trip for the H.B. Willie went up the hill to see Frank and will stay over night1929-03-09, a fine clear day we hauled up some Ice this Morning and then Willie went up with a load of Freight. And brought down the Mail.1929-03-14, contenues fine and warm Willie + Angus went up for a load of hay McDougal + Green passed on their way to H Hope1929-03-15, very warm all day snow nearly all gone. Brady passed up the hill from Halfway River the Mail Man also got back from H.H. Angus went over to see B Alsuth Willie went up the hill a dance to night at Thorsens1929-03-19, weather fine snow nearly all gone I was busy chopping brush this afternoon Willie cutting Rail Angus + Philip Dirsy came down for a visit1929-03-23, got back this evening from Pouce Coupe. We ha a fine trip the Roads was very rough we left our Car at Taylor Flat to take out Mr Russel who shot himself in the foot and we got another car and came to the P.O. where Willie was waiting for us1929-03-26, Cold + Stormy wind from North a little snow towards evening Mrs B still very sick had a visit from Filip Durchie + Frank this eveng. Willie brought a load of feed1929-03-29, Good Friday Willie went for a load of feed self cutting brush a fine clear day Cold and stormy towards bed time Mrs B still very sick the Mail Man got back from H. Hope he reports the Ice fairly good1929-04-02, Started to snow early this Morning and continued till Noon fell about 4 in of Snow cold + stormy all day very cloudy towards evening Willie brought a load of feed with the waggon1929-04-03, continues cold and stormy wind from North. I was cutting brush all day Willie helping Sandy Harold arrvd from Ft Nelson1929-04-05, Continues cold I went and cut brush after dinenr, and Willie went for a load of Feed1929-04-06, a fine Clear day we haulled some fire wood this Morning and Willie went for the Mail after dinner. Cloudy this eveng and started to Snow1929-04-08, a fine Clear day the Mail Man went up on the Ice to H Hope this Morning Willie went up for Margret Tustawitch to do some washing. Sandy Harold came down for a visit1929-04-09, a fine clear day Willie went up for a load of feed. We had a visit from the Mikkelsen this afternoon1929-04-10, a fine clear day self cutting brush. Willie went up the hill snow nearly all gone1929-04-11, a fine clear day Snow nearly all gone. Willie went up to get my teams shoes taken off and to get the bugy fixed. I went and cut a few spruce Rails (something written afterwards, but marked out with pen)1929-04-12, Continues fine weather Willie went up to Hanson and got 300 she- For the spring work. I went and cut some spruce Rails1929-04-13, weather fine busy at wood in the Morning. I + Willie went up to the School Meeting after dinner and Willie went on and got the Mail1929-04-15, A fine Clear day Self + Willie haulled straw + Manure away to the bush in afternoon Willie took some Mail up to the P.O. in the Morning1929-04-17, Cloudy with showers all day I was busy at the wood pile. Willie went up this Morning to start harrowiing at our Ranch, this leaves me alone here.1929-04-19, Cloudy with a few showers I went up to see Willie after dinner he is buy harrowing. Started to Rain about 6 aclock and contins until very late1929-04-21, a fine clear day Willie and Angus came down for a visit1929-04-23, a fine clear day busy at od jobs I went up to visit Sam after supper he is done sowing Willie came their and got the drill this evening1929-04-26, another fine day very hot busy cleaning around the place and after dinner I went up to see the Boys Willie had just finished sowing 32 acres of Wheat Angus was busy disking the new land that was broke last Summer. the roads are drying up fast. Cloudy and overcast this evening1929-05-01, A fine Clear day I disket this morning and haulled manure in afternoon Willie brought down a load of feed this evening I planted some Lilack trees this evening1929-05-03, A fine Clear day I disket this Morning put some onion seeds in after dinner Frank went up to help Willie who is busy putting the crop in at our upper Ranche, a few showers towards evening1929-05-05, weather fine we had a few visits Willie came down with some feed1929-05-13, Rain again this Morng and a few showers all day. I went up with our mail to the P.O. and got back for dinner. C Calishen + Henry came down for Mining Lisence they are going to the Mountains to prospect. Willie is at Georges putting in his Crop1929-05-14, A fine clear day I put in some Garden Seeds and planted a few potatoes. I went up Georges place after dinner to see Willie who is disking. Fred went away to Mikkelsons. this morning1929-05-20, A fine Clear day I haulled away some manure in the morning. After dinner I went up to George place and disket his Garden Willie is there harrowing in the Oats1929-05-22, I put in a few potatoes in the upper field this morning in after noon we put in 6 sks in potato field Fred + Willie helping. Rained a little in the after noon1929-05-27, A fine clear day I went up with the Mail this Morning, and then I went to Fish Creek. busy in garden after dinner Frank came down and helped a little Willie came down for some wire to Fance the oats1929-05-29, Continues fine weather I went up to Georges and planted 1 sack potatoes and some turnips I then went up to see the Boys Willie was harrowing Angus field they will be sowing oats tomorrow. Cloudy this evening and May Rain1929-07-08, a fine clear day I went up with our mail this morning and hoed up potatoes after dinner. Willie came down this evening and had a Run away and broke the waggon1929-08-10, a fine clear day River going down fast Willie came down and cut the field of oats Johny went up with some mail to the P.O. Mr H Laird + Party arrived from Hudsons Hope this eveng and camped at the old Post1929-10-14, continues fine weather busy at od jobs around the place. After dinner I went up to See the Boys they have finished Damm for water, and Willie will start to Disk tomorrow1929-10-23, weather fine warm all day busy at od jobs after dinner I went up to See Willie who is busy Disking at our Ranch. He is alone as the Boys all went North. We expect Frank back with the horses next week.1929-10-25, continues very mild weather wind from west Mr King and the mate of the Thomas came up this morning for a short visit Willie came down for a visit this evening1929-10-26, Weather fine blowing a west wind I went up to See Willie after dinner he is busy disking H Weavers boat passed down from H. Hope This evening he landed a short time and then went on his way down stream the River went down a little last night1929-10-27, 12 degrees frost this Morning, but a fine mild day Chief Constable + Mrs Greenwood arrived from Pouce Coupe on a visit and came down for a short visit here Willie also came down with a little feed cold + clear this evening1929-11-01, a fine clear day blowing a strong west wind all day I went up to see Willie he is done Disking the River still going down1929-11-06, weather fine but a little cold Glass at Zero this Morning Willie came down and helped his Mother to wash. about 3 in in Ice along the River water falling. 3 Familes arrved a few days ago to take up land1929-11-09, Continues fine weather I haulled some fire wood this Morning and I went up to see Willie after dinner but he was not home. Very cold up the hill the River still going down1929-11-13, another fine day Frank cutting fire wood. Self banking up House had a visit from J McDougall and Mr Finch and also the man that went North with George Willie brought down a load of Hay1929-11-16, A fine clear day but cold. I went to Willies and fixed the roof on our Granery. I then went over to Mr Thorsens and paid him for some Lumber. Frank cut fire wood in forenoon. he went to see the Mikklesons after dinner very cold and clear this evening1929-11-22, Started to snow this morning and continued till about 2 Aclock and then cleared up and we had a fine afternoon. Willie brought down a load of hay. Frank went for the mail which got in last evening very little Ice going down1929-11-24, Blowing a strong chinook wind and continued all day. I went up to see Willie and brought down some wheat for the Pig had a visit from Bob McLeod this eveng the Snow nearly all gone1929-11-27, Started to snow + Rain early this Morning and continued all day Frank and I finished the well and cribbed it but very little water came in. Willie came down with a load of hay1929-11-30, A fine clear day but cold the Road very Icy after last nights rain that I could not go up with the Mail, but as Willie was here I got him to take it up1929-12-04, continues fine weather Willie brought down a load of hay I fixed up the water sled, and also a cover for the will started to Snow this evening wind from N.E.1929-12-06, Cloudy and cold 8 below Zero this Morning. We butchart a young steer this Morning Wille was here and give us a hand he went up the hill towards eveng started to snow this evening fell about 3 in. still no mail a lot of Ice going down1929-12-11, 25 below this Morning the River Froze over this evening, the Boys haulled 2 load wood this Morning Willie went up to get a load of feed after dinner he will get back tomorrow 32 below this evening1929-12-12, 35 below this Morning cold all day Willie got back with a load of Feed this evening Frank cut some wood I was at od jobs No Mail River froze over1929-12-15, Willie and I went down with a team and haulled the Steamer Boat out of the Ice where it had been left, the River is not very safe yet1929-12-16, A fine clear day 10 below Zero this Morning Frank went over to the steamer and they cleaned the snow off the upper decks the steamer in good shape No damage done by Ice, Willie went up for a load of feed1929-12-17, 22 below this A M but fine and mild all day Mrs B very sick self at od jobs Willie got back this evening with a load of feed1929-12-18, a fine clear day but cold. Willie went for a load of hay, Self at wood, cold all day1929-12-19, 20 below this Morning cloudy and started to Snow about noon but cleared up about sun down Willie went for a load of Straw. Frank went up and got the Mail1929-12-20, A fine clear day Frank working at the steamer Willie went up to our Ranch, he will stay there for the night and bring down a load of feed tomorrow Self at od jobs. Very mild this eveng1929-12-21, a fine mild day I went up to the Birleys and got back at dark Willie brought down a load of feed, a Dance last night at Thorsens hall the school children had their christmas tree1929-12-23, a fine mild day Willie went for a load of straw self at od jobs around the place. looks like warm weather we can hear the Chinook wind across on the Pine hills1929-12-24, Very mild this Morning but changed to a regular Cloud in afternoon and very cold with a strong North Wind I and Willie went up to the PO in afternoon1929-12-26, a fine mild day Willie haulled a few loads of fire wood. Self cut some wood, the Taylors left for home at noon. Started to blow a strong west wind this evening very mild1929-12-27, a fine mild day blowg a strong west wind, but not thawing Willie took Margret home this Morning and he got back this evening Margret got sick on the way home. The roads very bad drifted over with snow. I was busy sawing firewood1929-12-28, Continues blowing a strong chinook wind a lot of snow going Willie went for a load of sheaves. I was busy sawing up fire wood Cobbs, brought his cattle from the other side of the River and drove them up the hill. A lot of water on the Ice1929-12-29, Weather fine Willie went for a load of Straw and Frank went away to See Margret, the Birleys drove down for a visit, and also Mrs Paterson came down1929-12-30, A fine Mild day had a visit from the Mrs McLeods. Willie sawing fire wood. I was busy at od jobs. The hill Side burn most of the snow gone1929-12-31, the last day of the year, a fine mild day. I sent Willie for the Priest but he was not home so he came back without him. Mrs B. very sick Very Mild this evening and may Snow Good by old year1930-01-01, a happy new year a fine clear day no one around but Willie. Frank came up for Dinner Cloudy towards evening1930-01-02, Cloudy with some snow. Willie went for a load of feed. I cut some firewood. Alex Begg passed here on has way across to Slims. This evening Mrs B very sick1930-01-04, Continues cold arnd stormy Willie went up for the Mail, the trails all drifted over Duncan + J Underwood arrvd from their trap Line they came in with Harris from Neg Creek, they report Furs very Scarce1930-01-05, 32 below this morning cold all day Willie had to go for a load of hay as we are short of feed 40 below this evening1930-01-07, a fine clear day Willie took the Preist home this Morning Self cutting fire wood. Started to snow again this evening Mrs. Green came down to stay for the night and clean up the house1930-01-08, very mild all day Willie went up for a load of hay. R McLeod Came down with the sleds I lent him. Cold towards evening1930-01-09, Snowed all day wind N E very little doing Willie went up to get the Mail but it had not come in Mrs B. very bad Mr + Mrs Halway came down to see her this afternoon. Blowing a strong wind about 10 aclock to night but very mild and still snowing1930-01-10, a fine clear day and very mild I was busy at Mining accounts Duncan drove up to the Game wardens Willie went for a load of Sheaves. No Mail1930-01-11, contenues fine Willie went up and got the Mail which got in this Morning our spoted cow had a calf to day X1930-01-13, A fine clear day I went up to the Post Office this Morning to get mail out Willie went for a load of Straw J Halloway came and borrowed a set of Harness. The roads very bad as it is all drifted over. Blowing a strong NE wind this evening1930-01-14, Cloudy this morning but cleared up towards noon. Willie haulled fire wood I let Frank have my Team and he haulled some firewood for their use at the old Post. Very cloudy this evening1930-01-15, 25 below this Morning a fine clear day. Willie went for a load of Straw Duncan and I cut some fire wood. 40 below at bed time to night calm + clear1930-01-17, 15 below this morning very mild towards noon and looks like warm weather Willie went and got the mail this Morning, he went for a load of Sheaves when he came back. A danse to night a Thorsens Hall. Jim Wilson came down for a visit1930-01-18, 10 below this Morning Mild all day. Duncan went up to Underwoods to make Arangments for their trip back to their trap line. Willie at Wood. Very mild this evening1930-01-19, 15 below this Morning but a fine clear day Mary walked down for a visit. Willie took her home with a rig this evening 25 below this eveng at bed time1930-01-20, 25 below this morning but a fine clear day I went up with some mail to the P.O. this Morning Willie went for a load of straw a few more settlers keeps a coming every week, they have got the road cleared of snow from Rolla to Taylor Flat, and Trucks are haulling Freight to their1930-01-21, a fine Mild day Willie got 2 loads of Sheaves from Georges place self and Duncan at wood and od jobs around the place1930-01-22, a fine clear day Glass at Zero wind from west Willie and the 2 watchmen from the D A Thomas drove up the hill this morning to the HB for supplies they got back this evening. Self at od jobs. A dance + Picture show at Thorsens Hall to night1930-01-23, weather fine I drove down to the old Post this Morning. Willie went up for a load of feed. Duncan at od jobs. A dance again to night at Thorsens. the Mail expected this evening1930-01-24, continues fine Mild weather Willie went up for the mail this Morning as it got in last night.1930-01-28, Snowed nearly all day I went up to the Police Barrecks to Sign Some pappers for the Polices road was all drifted over. Willie haulled some firewood cleared up towards eveng for a short time and started to snow again about 7 Aclock1930-01-29, a fine mild day Frank got the team and drove up to the Companys for some supplies for the Boat Willie cutting fire wood and haulled one load Mrs B very sick snowed again this evening1930-01-31, Cleared up this Morning it fell about 6 in Snow fine and mild to day, Willie went up to see the Horses they are in fair shape he went to the P. Office and got our mail which got in at noon. Very cloudy this evening. Joe Clarks team around from Ft Nelson1930-02-01, Snowed about 2 in during the night but cleared up this Morning. and it was a fine clear day and very mild. Duncan went up the hill, Willie at od jobs I cut Some firewood. Cloudy towards evening.1930-02-04, very mild. Cloudy and overcast some rain in afternoon. Willie drove Duncan up to Fish Creek. he is going along with H McLeod to Nig Creek, but he came back this evening as they will not leave till Thursday the River flooding close to the Steamer1930-02-05, a fine clear day very mild but not thawing and blowing a strong west wind Frank took Duncan up with them this evening they are leavig in the Morning. B Carmicheal left this Morning for Fontas + Sikkenna with freight for the Traders. Willie went for a load of Sheaves at Georges1930-02-06, A fine mild day Willie went for a load of Straw the H Hope man came down on the Ice the first time this winter. Ice good the McLeod boys left for Fort Nelson with freight this morning.1930-02-07, Continues fine weather Willie went up and got the Mail. Self fixing up the cow barn. Mrs B feeling much beter1930-02-08, weather self very busy. Willie hunting rabbits he got one. Frank took the mail up to the P. Office. Mary came down to spend the night she got here about 8 P.M.1930-02-10, A fine mild day blowing a strong West Wind. Willie went up for a load of feed I was busy at the wood pile. Wind changed to the North this evening and blew a regular blazerd and turned very cold1930-02-12, 25 below this Morning Willie went for a load of Hay. Very cold all day 35 below this evening W Laroque came down for a visit he came all the way from Ft Simpson in McKenzie River along with S. Poffer They are on their way to Edmonton1930-02-13, 38 below Zero this Morning cold all day we was busy cutting fire wood. as it was to cold for Willie to go for hay. 35 below at 10 this evening no mail1930-02-14, 38 below this Morning cold all day. Cloudy towards evening. And very mild looks like snow Willie drove up to the HB for a few supplies. The mail got in this evening, late. Started to snow about 11 aclock this evening and continued nearly all night1930-02-15, a fine Blowing the first Chinook Wind this winter. Fell about 8 in of Snow last night. but it has nearly all gone Willie went up and got the mail1930-02-18, a fine clear day Willie went for a load of straw. 3 men and teams went down the River to cut cord wood for the D A Thomas Frank Gross came down and cut some fire wood for us1930-02-20, Cold and stormy all day with snow wind from N.E. Willie went for a load of Sheaves from Georges place. had a visit from Mr + Mrs Ogilvie this afternoon the mail got in this evening1930-02-21, A fine clear day Willie went up for the Mail. I was busy at od jobs around the place1930-02-22, weather fine Willie went for a load of Straw. I went down to see the D.A. the men are busy haulling fire wood from near Taylor Flat Cloudy this evening and looks like snow1930-02-23, A fine mild day Frank + Willie went up the hill on a visit. the Bremners came down for a visit1930-02-24, Continues fine weather. Willie went up for a load of straw. I made a little sled for haulling wood. Mrs Green came down for a visit an araplain pased over here about 4 aclock this afternoon going up the River1930-02-26, Continues fine weather the glass at Zero this Morning Willie went for a load of hay I was busy at od jobs. D Bruce paid a vist this evening he went down to the Old Post1930-02-27, weather fine Willie went up and got the mail in afternoon. 10 below this evening1930-02-28, the last day of Fevuary and very fine day but a little cold Willie went for a load of sheaves at Georges place a dance at Thorsens Hall to night1930-03-03, Continues fine weather Willie went up for a load of straw and he also let Mr Hill have 68 Busl oats. Fred arrived this evening from Sikkenna River where he has been trapping all winter with Angus.1930-03-06, A fine warm day blowing a Strong West wind this evening and looks like a change in the weather Willie went for a load of straw this Morning and went for the Mail in afternoon1930-03-07, weather fine and mild a strong west wind. Willie went for a load of straw. The mail carier started for Hudsons Hope by the River but had to turn back as the snow was to deep. he went over land to Cache Creek had a few visitors1930-03-10, Blowing a strong west wind and mild this is the 1st thaw we have had this winter Willie went up and got a timber parmit for cutting house logs at C Lake1930-03-11, Stormy with a light fall of Snow Willie moved up to our Ranch and will stay their till spring cleared up towards evening1930-03-12, A fine clear day busy at od jobs. Fred went up to help his Brother, he brought home a load of straw.1930-03-14, continues clear and cold very little thaw except around the houses. Willie brought down a load of hay he also brought the Mail. Fred went up to help getting the horses. A dance at Thorsens to night1930-03-19, 30 below clear and cold all day Fred went up for a load of straw and Willie came back with and also brought down a load, roads getting bad. Parsons brought down a load of potatoes from Domanacks1930-03-22, a fine clear day very mild but not thawing. Willie brought down a load of Straw.1930-03-23, Blowing a strog west wind but cold I went up to See Willie he is going with Bob McLeod to get house logs from Charlie Lake twomorrow. the roads very bad.1930-03-28, very warm all day snow going fast Frank went up and got the mail Angus arrived from Sikkinna River with dogs this evening. Willie also got back with a load of logs. Very cloudy this evening started to Rain about 11 aclock1930-03-29, Continues fine weather Snow Melting fast the has been out grazing on the hill side for the past 4 days. Angus and Willie went up the hill this Morning. Fred got back this evening from the Mikkelsons place1930-04-06, a little snow this morning but soon cleared up and started to blow a strong S E wind. I went up to Angus place, Bob McLeod and Willie got their. they havving haulling logs across the C. Lake they expect to finish tomorrow the Captain + 3 Men arrived to take the D A Thomas, off the bar and down the River.1930-04-09, weather fine I was busy cleaning up around the place Willie came down for a visit, they have got all the logs haulled to this end of Charlie Lake. Fred brought us down a load of Sheaves. Duncan + Underwood arrived1930-04-20, very cold last night, but a fine clear day, the River very low Ice nearly all gone. I went up to our Ranche. Willie was away getting Coplands Seeder, he will start seeding twomorrow1930-04-21, A fine clear day. I finished Plowing the field this evening and then I went up to see Willie he started Seeding Johnys field to day a Dance to night al Thorsens1930-06-03, A fine clear day. I went up to Georges for some Sheaves before noon to feed 3 young Bulls + the team I expect to get the Bulls cut tomorrow Const Develin came down for a visit and had Lunch with us Angus + Willie down for a visit this eveng River very high and still rising1930-06-04, A fine clear day. I was busy in the Garden this Morning. Dan Mc Donald 3 others left for H Hope by boat this morning Bill Copland + Willie came down and cut The 3 young Bulls after dinner1930-06-05, weather fine very hot, I went up to Angus place and got Some Sheaves Willie was planting Potatoes, Duncan finished harrowing at the Russian place1930-06-12, Cloudy and Overcast Started to rain about noon and Continued the rest of the day. Willie brought our mail down1930-07-05, A fine Clear day I finished the Mining account for the Month of June and sent them to the Post Office by Willie. I then went up to see Angus who was busy breaking I brought down some Sheaves1930-07-20, very hot Willie drove up to Meet Johnny + his Wife they got down here about 6 aclock Mabel is rather weak after her Opperation.1930-08-29, cloudy with a few showers and blowing a strong west wind Johny took up a load of lumber to our New Home. And then we went over and had dinner with the Boy Willie was busy cutting which started to rain about 7 aclock and Blowng a strong NE Wind1930-09-01, weather fine Willie finished cutting the Wheat this morning and we moved down to Georges place after dinner and started to Cut the Oats their for green feed.1930-09-05, Cloudy and overcast all day We went up to the Boys. Willie was busy cutting Oats with the Binder I went over to the New House towards evening, the Carpenters will finish this evening I go home about 630 this eveng. Started to rain Shortly After and blowing a strong North Wind1930-09-08, Weather fine we went up to the Boys Willie finished at Angus place and we moved over to Sect 35 this eveng Mr Bruden the Minister of Land came in from Victoria he is going around with Mrs.Crawford looking at the Country1930-09-13, A fine clear day, Johny and I went up to the Boys it was to wet to cut so Willie came over with a Team + Plow and we plowed a Garden at 35. and I cleared up some land. very cloudy this evening.1930-09-14, A fine Mild a few showers we went up and Willie started to cut after dinner and finished about 6 aclock at sect 35 he took the Binder home with him the Weenusk passed down from H Hope1930-09-16, Weather fine we went up and dug the well about 2 ft more but no sign of water we went to Willies for dinner they was busy disking a few people a stalking.1930-09-20, fine and clear all day blowing a strong west wind I went up to see the Boy Angus busy disking Willie haulling from wood. Johnny killed a Bear this eveng on the hill side River rising1930-09-28, Weather fine Willie came down last evening. We haulled 2 loads of wood before dinner. He then went up the hill, the River rising a little a fine clear day a little cloudy towards evening1930-09-29, Rain + Snow this morning but cleard up about 9 (A M) cut some wood for dinner. I went up to see Willie after dinner. I got back about 5 aclock cloudy this evening1930-10-02, Weather fine Willie sick with the Chicken pox so I will go up and look after the Place. And leave him here.1930-11-06, Weather fine Willie went up the hill this Morning I was busy at od jobs around the place. Mr Camron of Grande Prairie came down for a visit he stayed for a short time. Very cloudy this evening and looks like snow1930-11-08, Rain this Morning for a short time but cloudy all day. I was busy cutting fire wood. I went up to see Willie after dinner. he came down with me for the night the weather is very mild for this time of year the Ice is all gone along the River1930-11-11, a fine clear day. I went up to see Willie he brought the H B Harris down to Georges place as their is a lot of good feed their for them Frank came down and will cut wood in the Bush tomorrow.1930-11-16, 15 below this Morning I drove up with Frank to Willies from their Frank started for Neg Creek along with Bob McLeod. Very cloudy this evening with a light fall of snow1930-11-17, 15 below this morning cold all day Willie brought down a load of sheaves and then we hauled some wood the Police came down with his Car he has arrested D McLeod for stealing and house breaking the trial will come of twomorrow1930-11-27, Blowing a cold north wind all day I went up for a load of Sheaves I also went to the see Willie but he was not at home. very clear and cold this evening a bit of ice going down1930-12-01, A fine clear day. I was busy at the wood pile we got a very bad cold. Willie came down this evening and brought a load of sheaves cloudy this evening wind from S.W. and very mild1930-12-02, A fine mild day Willie and I hauled a load of fire wood. Then Willie went up to look after the Horses. T. Hardgrave + Mr Heron came down to look at the Bridge on the Creek. they called in on their way Mr. Heron is the new road Boss and has some men cutting at the road from Andersons corner to the top of the hill. the River still open but lot of Ice running1930-12-07, A fine warm day blowing a west wind Snow nearly all gone the Birlys drove down for a visit at noon Willie also came down1930-12-10, weather fine but cold busy at od jobs. Willie brought down a load of sheaves this evening1930-12-14, Another fine day. I went up to see Willie. road rough as it is not enough snow. I brought down a load of sheaves. very cloudy this evening wind N.E.1930-12-19, Willie went with team and brought down Tomelison's saw and sawed up some wood weather fine the River charned down in the bend below the Old Post1930-12-20, we sawed until noon and finished the that was here. then Willie went up for the Mail which got in this morning River froze of over yesterday1930-12-22, weather fine but cloudy I went up to Willies and also the H B Store1930-12-24, very mild all day busy at od jobs Willie drove up with the buggy the water rose about 4 ft to day it is now runing in the inside of the Islands started to rain to night at 9.301930-12-25, Christmas Day. and a very fine clear day Willie came down along with R McLeod and Patterson came down for a visit the River came up about 2 ft since morning1930-12-29, still blowing a warm west wind it looks like spring weather I went up to Willies for dinner and then I went to Thorsens. The River is froze over but the Ice is not strong. . And the River rose about 6 to 8 ft during the past week on account of the warm wind1930-12-31, the last day of the year. I went up to the H B store this morning I found Mr Milvin the Inspector he arrived here on Monday eveng as Mr Seguin is away to Nig Creek I expect Mr Melvin will wait for him. I went up to Willies place this evening a dance at Thorsens this evening so ends the Old Year and I must say it has been the finest winter I have seen in this country1931-01-02, very cloudy and thick fog all morning Willie went up for the Mail. Mary and her little boy came down will stay till Sunday1931-01-04, Weather fine Willie brought down the Black Horse Nigger who I will use as a Mate for Bill, he got them both Shod I had at Fish Creek Willie drove Mary home after dinner1931-01-11, clear and cold we had a visit from Kanses Pete who came down for dinner along with Willie1931-01-13, a very fine Mild day in fact it looks more like Spring then winter I went up to see Willie but he was not at home I brought down some Sheaves for the cattle.1931-01-16, 10 below this morning cold all day I went up to Willies and put a new door on the Porch of the house I brought down our Mail1931-01-17, Another fine day I went up to see Mr Thorsen after dinner and then I went over to Willies he came down with a load of sheaves1931-01-22, very stormy with snow wind N.E. Cleared up this evening Willie brought down our Mail I sawed up some green wood for the box stoves. the white cow had a calf this evening1931-01-24, 12 below this morning and a cold North wind I went up with some Mail it is now fairly good sleying Willie brought down a load of sheaves this evening1931-01-26, 8 below this morning but fine all day Willie went up the morning self busy at od jobs. I also cut some fire wood in the bush1931-01-27, Weather fine very mild the snow melting of the house Willie came down with a load of hay. Old man Mr McLeod paid us visit for a little while1931-01-29, Very warm, the snow nearly all gone Willie brought the Mail down this evening Geo Bremner came down for a visit this evening he is moving out to Dawson Creek tomorrow where he has got a job1931-02-01, A fine clear day Willie came down last night and went home this evening. Bob + Mrs McLeod came down for a visit. HB Inspecor got back from the North1931-02-03, Weather fine very mild self busy at od jobs Willie rode down and brought some letter from the Boys which H Mc Leod brought in on his trip North1931-02-05, continues fine weather Willie brought the Mail this evening very cloudy this morning1931-02-06, Weather fine River rose about 2 ft This week. on account of the warm West Wind. Willie went home this morning1931-02-08, A fine clear day Willie brought down a load of Sheaves in the Waggon. As their is no snow and it is very hard haulling with Wagons cold all day1931-02-09, continues fine weather Willie brought down a load of wood from Bremners1931-02-10, Weather fine Willie took the old team up to Fish Creek. and got their shoes sharpened. Self busy at od jobs. A very fine clear day the Glass at Zero this Morning1931-02-16, Weather fine very mild. Busy at od jobs. Willie brought down a load of Sheaves on the Wagons this evening1931-02-17, Cloudy this morning but cleard up towards Noon. Willie took his Mother up to H McLeods for a visit I was busy chopping brush. A car left this morning for Fort Nelson with 2 men1931-02-19, Cold and clear all day. I went up for the Mail and I also went to Fish Creek. Snow all gone Willie brought a load of feed1931-02-24, Weather fine I went to Willies and had dinner I brought down some sheaves and Willie brought a load of wood this evening and will stay all night1931-02-26, Weather fine I went for a load of sheaves Willie brought down some Mail1931-02-28, Weather fine. I went up to Willie but he was away I brought down a load of sheaves. 2 miners came down this afternoon they are going out to the Nelson River to do some prospecting they are going with their car. and will leave on Monday1931-03-01, Weather fine F. Reid came down with Willie for a visit1931-03-02, Snowed early this Morning but cleared up before noon Willie drove his Mother up to H McLeods place for a visit Mrs Bob McLeod came back with them Mrs Green had a child last night at H McLeods place where she had gone on a visit1931-03-04, A fine clear day but not thawing I went up for a load of Sheaves Willie came down with a load of fire wood1931-03-05, blowing a strong Wind from N.W Mild in afternoon I hauled some Manure to the bush. Willie brought some wood down and then he went for the Mail1931-03-08, Cold and stormy with snow wind North East. the worst day we have had this winter Willie went home after dinner1931-03-11, 30 below zero this Morning Willie went up this Morning. I went up to the Post Office after dinner cold on the hill cloudy towards evening and started to snow1931-03-12, Continues cold and stormy wind NE very cold Willie brought the mail down this evening 20 below this morning1931-03-13, 25 below this morning. but but fine all day. I went cut down some brush after dinner Willie went home at noon1931-03-14, Cold and stormy wind from North. I went up to see Willie but he was not at home. Started to snow this evening1931-03-16, Continues cold + stormy I went up to Willies very cold up the hill and trails all drifted over very hard going1931-03-18, Snowed Most of the day cleared up towards evening I was busy cutting brush in Afternoon. Willie came down this eveng he brought a Pig down from Kansas Pete1931-03-19, Snowed again to day Willie sent the Mail down by Bob McLeod who came down for a visit1931-03-22, Wind still blowing the Snow going fast Willie brought a load of his down Frank came down with his Mr Seguen was to leave for the North to day1931-03-24, Cold and strong with snow with NE. Angus + Willie drove down1931-03-25, A fine clear day but cold Duncan + I hauled in 5 loads of firewood. Duncan went up to Willies with the Team, to get some feed. And will be down tomorrow1931-03-26, Weather fine but cold all day I was busy cutting Ice after dinner Willie + Duncan brought 2 loads of Sheaves from the R yester. Frank brought the Mail down1931-04-02, A fine clear day The Boys left this Morning for Nig Creek and to hunt Rats Willie brought the Mail down Seguin got back from the North1931-04-06, Weather fine very mild I was busy cutting bush Mr + Mrs McLeod came down for a visit Willie brought down A sow + 4 young ones from Sam Ogradys.1931-04-08, blowing a cold wind all day I rode up to see Willie who is not very well, but found him Much beter. the ground is drying up fast their is very little water in the Creeks if it does not rain soon it will be bad for fires1931-04-11, Weather fine I put away the seeds and busy cleaning up around the place Angus + Willie came down and brought some wheat1931-04-14, A fine clear day blowing a strong west wind and rather cold busy at od jobs. I went up to see the Boys after dinner Willie will start disking tomorrow the Police + Mr Pickle came down for a visit this morning1931-04-17, Weather fine but continues very stormy with a few showers. I was busy hauling Manure and clearing up around the place Angus left this Morning for the Sakkina Willie brought the Mail down this evening1931-04-19, A fine clear day but blowing a cold North wind. I went up for a load of sheaves after dinner Willie came down and the Bank Manager + Mrs Pickle came down for a visit with their car1931-04-20, weather fine I was clearing up in the garden. After dinner I started to make a wheel barrow Willie went to the Pine to see the Mikkelsons. The Ice breaking up in the River1931-04-21, A fine clear day I went up to see Willie at noon. He was busy disking. the land is getting very dry. the nights are very cold last night the glass was down to zero Ice went out today1931-04-23, A fine clear day busy at od jobs we cleared out the Potatoes that was in the Cellar Willie brought down the Mail1931-04-24, Blowing a cold wind from N E I went up to Willies for dinner very cold on the hill I have the hot bed ready and I may put seed in tomorrow.1931-05-01, cold and stormy all day wind from North I went up to see Willie who is busy plowing I brought down some sheaves Willie brought the Mail this eveng1931-05-06, weather fine a few showers I went up to see Willie he is busy plowing + Disking. I brought back a load of Sheaves1931-05-07, weather fine but blowing a cold wind from N.W. busy around the place I took some sacks up to Willie this eveng and I also got the Mail. Bill Ellsworth is helping Willie. Frost last night1931-05-08, A fine mild day a few showers I went up for the Disk. Willie will start to seed wheat tomorrow I was busy in the Garden after I got back. frost last night1931-05-10, Weather fine had a visit from Mr.Seguen + Mack Willie sowed Wheat today1931-05-11, I went up to Thorsens and had dinner at Willie put some seeds in the Garden this evening1931-05-14, very warm I went up to see Willie fires burning all over I went up after dinner as a few was close to Georges place I got back at 9 this eveng1931-05-19, cloudy a few showers Angus + Frank Arrived from the North where they have been trapping Beaver + Musguash, I went up to Willie after dinner very wet and poor weather for sowing grain1932-12-12, 10 below Zero this Morning but a fine Mild day Willie + L Smith brought down 2 loads of hay and after dinner we killed a 2 year old steer Mary rode down for a visit and will stay for the night the River Froze over for the Second time this year, last thursday. but it overflowd last night. the Snow is about 14 in1932-12-17, 8 Below this Morng very mild to day Willie broght a load of Straw I went up to the H B Store and and from there to the Post Office the roads are very good. Very mild this evening1932-12-18, fine and mild all day 9 below this eveng we had few visters from up the hill Willie went home after dinner1932-12-20, A fine clear day and very mild Willie brought the Mail which got in last night Laurance Diexel go kicket by a horse yesterdy at Willies Started to Snow this evenig1932-12-23, a Strong North wind all last night but calmed down this Morng fine all day but cold. Willie brought a load of feed. busy at wood + od jobs 15 below to night at bed time1932-12-25, Christmas day I am going to the North Pine and will be back tomow Willie went for Mrs. R McLeod who will come for dinner1932-12-28, A fine clear day Self buy at od jobs Willie brought a load of feed we had a vist from Old Man Taylor and he styed for the night 5 below at bed time1932-12-29, W curdy S cubby wed 80 30 June BP 1 Sey 1 2 (this text in blue is above the diary entry) continues fine weather 8 below this morning busy as before Willie brght the Mail down this evening1932-12-30, very mild I went up to the H B store after dinner L Smith brght a load of hay Willie went home this mornig1933-01-01, Cold and Stormy winde from North Snow towards evenig 12 below Zero Willie + Laurer went home after dinner1933-01-05, cold and Stormy all day wind from North East, Willie. went home after dinner. Laurence 2 Loads Firewood. Very cloudy this evening and may Snow 15 below1933-01-07, A fine clear day very mild. Willie brought a load of Straw Laurce haulld the old fence from the Potato field for fire food1933-01-10, a fine Mild day 9 below this Mornig Willie brought a load of feed the roads all drifted over very bad travellig1933-01-12, continues fine and mild Willie brought a load of hay the roads very bad 10 below this evenig1933-01-15, A fine clear day 10 below the Morning fine all day. Willie went home after dinner Glass down to 20 this evenig1933-01-16, 30 below this Mornig cold all day Cloudy towards evenig and a little Milder Willie broght a load of hay and also the Mail1933-01-19, cold and stormy with Snow wind from North I went up to the H B Store and also to the P O roads very bad very cloudy this evening Willie brought down 2 loads of straw this evening1933-01-20, Started to Snow early this Morning and continued all day wind from North Willie went up at noon Still Snowing at 10 aclock this evening1933-01-22, Started to Snow early this Morning and continued all day wind 28 below this Morng Wille broght 2 load straw1933-01-23, 25 below this Mornig but clear and cold all day Willie went home at noon Self busy cutting fire wood 20 below to night1933-01-25, 20 below but a fine clear day Willie broght a load of hay and repots the old roam horse dead. as the Snow gettig very deep it is hard on horses1933-01-26, 25 below this Morning but fine all day Willie + L Smith brught of 2 loads of straw. Snowed a little this eveng but cleared up almost 10 PM and very mild1933-01-30, 20 below this morning but a fine clear day Willie brought a load of hay I was busy at fire wood most of the day 18 below at 10 Aclock this evenig1933-02-02, 30 below and cold all day I drove up to Willies and also to Kingasleys cold and clear this evening 16 below1933-02-04, Blowg a Strog west wind Most of the day but the wind changed to the North this evenig and Started a regular Blazard with Snow the brought stagent wind we have had this winter it lasted about 3 hours. Willie brght a load of Feed after dinner Southwecks Daughter is to be Married to night1933-02-06, 20 below cold all day a north wind with a little Snow Willie brought a load of feed 10 below this evenig1933-02-12, 22 below this Mornig and cold all day Carl Mikkleson came down for a visit A Bill Moore passed close here after dinner Willie broght a load of Feed this eveng1933-02-13, 10 below this Morning Mild all day Willie went home this Morng very cloudy this evenig wind North east the Indian agent passed home in the Airplain at noon1933-02-18, Cloudy with Snow most of the day I drove up to Kingsleys Willie brought a load of Feed from Kingsleys the last of the stack I loads cleared up this evening1933-02-20, Continued Snowing all last night and all day fell about 9 inches Cleared up this evenig Willie brught Bessie Bremner who is going to stay with us for a while1933-02-21, A fine clear day after the Snow Storm Willie went home this morning. Self busy making trails around the place1933-02-23, A fine clear day 10 below Z this Morng Blowig a cold North wind all day Willie brght the Mail I drove up to the H B Store for a few Supplies the roads very bad and the Snow vey deep1933-02-25, A very fine day Willie brght a load of Straw from Sams. Mr Gardner brght back his cattle. Started to blow a strong N W wind this evenig1933-02-26, Snowed all last night and all to day Willie drove Mary home1933-02-27, cold and stomy 23 below this mornig Willie got back at noon and he went up to the H B also for the Mail clear and Mild this evenig1933-03-02, 33 below this morning cold all day Willie went home this morning and D H Taylor also went after dinner I was busy at od jobs around the place 12 below this evening1933-03-04, 8 below this morning clear and cold all day cloudy towards evening and may Snow before morning Willie brought the Mail down 8 below this evening1933-03-14, A fine mild day thawing a little in the Sun Glass at Zero this evening Willie brought the Mail down this evening1933-03-15, A fine Mild day and warm the Taylors stoped here at noon on their way to the Post Office Willie went up their mon very mild this evening1933-03-17, weather blowing a west wind very mild I drove up for the Mail I also went to the H B store roads very bad Willie came down a down to night at ??????(writing very faint)1933-03-19, Snowed this morning but cleared up towards noon very mild Willie brought down some wheat that he got crushed I will feed the cattle with it as I have very little feed left1933-03-20, Started to rain this Morning and continued all day Snowed towards evening. I went up to See Willie very wet and roads very bad1933-03-22, Stormy with little Snow but Mild Blowing a strong North wind to night and getting cold Willie brought the Mail I drove up to Halloways with B Bremner1933-03-25, Snowed a little this Morning but cleared up toward Noon but cold all day I drove up to Willies place I heard that Johnny was on his way in here with dogs1933-03-28, continues very fine weather thawing around the Building and on the hill sides. Willie brought down 50 sheaves from S Ogrady. Cold towards evening1933-03-30, very mild all day and thawing around the place but very little thaw in the bush or on the hill side. Self busy at od jobs no one around all day1933-04-02, cloudy started to rain before noon and continued until evening the Snow going fast on the hill side Willie drove down this evening because a strong west wind to night the cattle weny on the hill for a the first time Fred arived from Sikkinna1933-04-03, Wind and rain all last Night but cleared up this Morning and was fine all day the Snow going fast. Willie went up this Morning very wet around the place1933-04-09, very cold last night and cold all day very little thaw but much milder this evening wind from west Willie was down this evenign and Mrs. Halloway1933-04-12, A fine clear day C Mikkelson + family drove down for a visit Willie came down for a visit this evening cold toward evening1933-04-13, cloudy with a few showers wind from west very mild Willie went home at noon very mild this evening and cloudy1933-04-25, Rained for a time this morg and also after dinner but cleared this evenign Willie brough down the Mail1933-05-04, Weather fine haulled Manure and fixing up the Garden. Willie brought the Mail it got in yesterday as the had been running thick they was held up across1933-05-08, Rained all last night and part of to day I drove to Willie the hill very bad lotsof water all over Willie came down and he took Mary home in the buggy no Mail River high1933-05-09, A fine clear day Willie went home this Morning busy fixing up farms?. Mail got in I just got a letter from my Sister and reports My Brother James Death in Edinburgh1933-05-25, A fine mild day blowing a strong N E Wind the River Still rising I drove p and got the Mail I also went to the H.B stroe + Willies he is nearly through feeding1933-05-28, cloudy and overcast. I drove up to Willies. Angus + W Brown left this Morning for Sikkinna Post with Pack Horses. . Started to rain this evening1933-06-02, A fine clear day but clowing a strong west wind. I drove up to our place and planted a few Potatoes Willie was busy harrowing the R C Priest came down in his car for a visit this evenigthe River still going down1933-06-03, A fine clear day I was busy at Mining Account all day Willie brought the Mail a number of Mosquitoes around for the first time the River still going down1933-06-07, A fine clear day cold last night I drove up to Willies this morning and put in some Garden seed also a few potatoes1933-07-04, self busy at of jobs. I went down to the Ranch along with Willie I drove with 3 teams brought up 2 loads of lumber. We had a number of visitors this evening cold again this evening1933-08-09, A fine clear day and very hot Willie. I Angus making hay at Willies1933-09-07, A fine clear day Willie busy cutting wheat Johnny + Fred Working at the well1933-09-12, Tueday Monday 12 (large space between) I drove down to the River to see some Miners who was Minning down then I went to Willies after I got back he has mearly finished cutting the Wheat, cloudy and started to rain this evening. Mrs McMartin camped here this evening1933-09-18, Rained early this Morning got a few hours in but cleared up about 9 oclock. Johnny + his wife left on a visit to the Mikklesons at the N. Pine. I drove over to the P. Office with Some Mail and also to the H B store the Boys cutting oats1933-09-20, Self+ Johnny working at the well I dug out a frog 16 ft under the ground it was alive when I took it Willie cutting oats Johnny brought the Mail I drove down to See Frank this evening1933-09-21, A fine clear day Willie finished cutting the oats at Noon. He then took it over to cut Some Wheat that was down. A few Showers this evening very cloudy toward bed time and started to rain1933-10-11, We started threshing with Thresting Thorsens Thresher we theshed 3 10 bush wheat and 190 bush oats they finished about 5 oclock this evening. they will thresh for Willie and Laurance tommorrow1933-10-16, A fine clear day Willie + J Dixel stacking Sheaves they put up 5 loads Duncan + Bill Mc Leod left for their trap line. And Ike Gunneel + Stokie + Mrs Stokie left for Ft Nelson they were all using Pack horses. A picture show to highh at the same hall1933-10-18, continue fine weather but cold at night the Boy stacking at Willies place Frank helping them I was to busy to go after the Mail1933-10-19, cold and stormy all day winde from North East I went to the Post Office for Mail this Morning and then I drove to Willies they are done stacking very cold this evening1933-10-21, Cold and stormy with Snow Willie and J Dixel came over with 2 Waggons to move us down I got L Hardgrove to take Ms B + Jane down in his car and the Boys + I left for with all our outfit including the cow after dinner but it was very cold with Snow and blowing a strong N E Wind the River low and still falling1933-11-04, A fine Mild day Frank haulled 2 loads feed and Willie 1 load we just heard that Mr Planta got elected. and the Liberal got in power. very warm and cloudy this evening alot of Ice going down1933-11-07, Blowing a strong west wind and very warm the Boys brought 2 loads of feed from Georges place the wind changed to North after dinner and turned cold but again went toward the west Willie went home after dinner1933-11-19, cold and stormy blowing a cold North East wind. Willie came down for a visit. He drove Mary home in the Buggy after dinner very cloudy and looks like Snow this evening1933-12-01, Cold and stormy all day roads all drifed over Willie went up to has place after dinner a lot of Ice in the River I was busy at wood and od jobs1933-12-02, A fine Mild day very Cloudy a lot of Ice going down. Willie came down with a few Sheaves the Mail did not get in very mild this evening1933-12-04, 20 below z this morning cold all day Laurance + Willie came down and we killed the big steer the River full of Ice and I think it is jamed down at the bind. 18 below this evening1933-12-05, Started to Snow early this Morning and continued all day. Willie went home after dinner. Ice still running Cleared up about 9 aclock to night it fell about 9 in of Snow. The B C Police arived from Ft Nelson with dog team1933-12-07, Cold and stormy wind from North the River still open but lots of Ice going down. Willie came down this evening the Mail still held up at Taylor Flat as they cannon cross the River ti has been there now over a week1933-12-11, 32 below Z this Morning cold all day Willie went for the Mail but it has not yet been brought up from Taylor Flat 23 below this evening1933-12-12, 34 below this Morning cold all day Willie went again to day to get the Mail but only got a few papersThe River broke open at Taylor Flat and thy have got to use Boats to cross the River 25 below to night1933-12-14, Cloudy with Snow all day I had Lampinan Sawing fire wood all day I was busy at jobs very mild this evenign Willie went down some sheaves this evening1933-12-15, 30 below this Morning but fine all day cold towards evening Willie went up after dinner R Simpson sawing fire wood all day self busy at od jobs 25 below at 10 this evening a dance at Thorsens this evening1933-12-19, Cold and stormy wind from North 28 below this Morning Willie went home after dinner starte to Snow toward 4 oclock but cleared up about 10 this eveningGlass at 28 below1933-12-20, Cold and stormy with Snow all day wind North west. 29 below this morningthe Snow over 2 ft deep roads all drifted over Willie brought some sheaves this evening. It cleared up toward 9 oclock tonight but still blowing form North 25 below at 10 oclock1933-12-21, 48 below Z this morning clear and cold all day Willie went come at Noon self busy at wood it was 38 below at 11 oclock to night very clear1933-12-23, 55 below this morning the Birlys drove home this morning Willie brought a load of Sheaves this evening he drove up for the Mail after supper it was 48 below this evening1933-12-24, 50 below this Morning cold and clear busy at od jobs Willie went up this evenign to Ch??gh at mid night 55 below at 12 aclock to night1933-12-28, 35 below very cloudy and started to snow towards noon and and continued all day Willie went up after dinner I was busy at Fire wood very mild this evening and Snowing H Mc Leod + Party got back this evening having to leave his f?ght and start of feed1933-12-29, 25 below this Morning wind from North with a little Snow roads all drifted over cleared up about noon Willie brought a load of Feed and went back up again1933-12-30, 54 below this Morning very cold all day Laurance cutting fire wood. I drove p to the Post Office. And then to the HB Store the roads very bad and very cold driving 53 below at 10 this evening Willie came down this evening1933-12-31, 58 below this Morning and very cold all day busy at od jobs Willie and Laurance went up after dinner 55 below to night and very clear good by Old year you have done out very cold1934-01-02, 35 below this Morning and cloudy and started to Snow before noon but cleared up toward evening Laurance sawing fire wood Willie grough a load of bay this eveningvery mild this evening 15 below1934-01-03, 20 below this Morning but mild all day Laurance cutting firewood Willie haulled a load of Sheaves this evening ?? Is much milder and we may get some mild weather now it is only 2 below to night1934-01-04, Vey mild Willie and Laurance went up this Morning they will get another team and haull Hay with 2 Sledges all the BC School teachers are having a Supper at the Hotel this evening and a dance afterwards the Pouce Coupe teachers all came here. Very cloudy all day and started to rain about 7oclock this evening1934-01-07, A fine clear day H McLeod + Family and Frank came down for a visit Willie also came down1934-01-08, Continues very mild Willie went up this Morning I was busy at od jobs around the place very warm but not thawing1934-01-11, 1 below this Morning fine all day cloudy towards evening I was busy at od jobs Laurance brought a load of hay Willie was looking up some houses. Laurance went back up again very mild this evening1934-01-12, fine and mild this morning I drove up to Willies to see the Horses. Laurance + Willie brought 2 loads fo feed. Started to blow a Gale from the North East and turned very cold towards evening1934-01-13, 10 below this cold all day wind N E it Started to Snow about 2 oclock with a strong NE Wind and continued until 10 oclock Willie + Laurance brought 2 loads of hay1934-01-15, 15 below this Morning blowing North wind all day I drove up to Halloways place in afternoon. Willie brough the mail this evenign the wind changed to North East about 9 oclock and a regular Gale of wind wiht Snow started and ??? Very cold1934-01-16, cold and stormy wind Norht East 21 below this Morning Willie went home at noon Laurance brought a load fo hay we had a visit from the Priest this evening Mr S?antling drove him down very mild this evening1934-01-23, 10 below this Morning but fine all day Willie brought the Mail this evening. Clear and cold this evening 28 below at 10 aclock1934-01-24, 20 below this Morning cold all day I drove up to Post Office and to the H B Store roads very bad Willie went up afer dinner. Laruance came down with came very mild this evening1934-01-28, a fine Mild day Willie brought a load of hay Mr Scantley came down for a Sled I lent him the Sled Willie broke and he is to fix it up for the use of it until Spring1934-01-30, A fine mild day a little Snow + rain this morning but very mild al day Laurance + Willie brought 2 loads of Sheaves 2 Girls came down and scrubed the house cloudy this morning1934-02-04, Weather fine L??? Leprate brought Frank down from H McLeods he had cut his food on the way back from Sikkinna Willie took My team and will get them shoed1934-02-08, weather fine very warm this evenign and blowing a ? W Wind Willie brought a load of hay1934-02-09, very mild thawed a little in afternoon Laurance + Willie brought 2 loads Hay we saw a moose on the Island this evening was blowing a strong West Wind all day. cloudy this evening and a little cold1934-02-11, very warm all day I drove up to Willies for dinner Roads getting bad H Mc Leod left with freight for Donis1934-02-13, Still blowing a west wind a lot of Snow gone. Frank brought the Mail at noon1934-02-20, A fine clear day but a little colder Frank not very well self at od jobs Willie came down this evening and brought the Mail1934-02-22, 15 below this morning. Cold all day Frank cutting fine wood in the bush Frank went up to see Willie after Supper. Turned mild to night Glass at Zero1934-02-23, 10 below this morning but fine all day Willie brought the flour from the Mill this evening G Taylor dorve down here with his dogs. 9 below this evening1934-02-24, 23 below this Morning and cold all day Willie went home at noon 12 below this evening and very clear1934-02-27, A fine mild day. Started to blow a strong West Wind about noon and very thawing a little Frank haulled some fire wood beofore noon he took the Team up to Willie after dinner. I was busy at Mining Acoount start to fr????? A little this evening but still blowing a strong wind1934-03-03, Weather fine Started a warm wind about ???? Frank cutting Rails Willie brought the Mail I sent Frank up to the HB Store for a few Supplies after dinner. The wind changed to the North this eveninga a regular gail started with Some hail it lasted about 2 hours1934-03-04, A fine clear day but cold Willie came down and started for the night1934-03-14, blowing a Strong Chinook Wind all day Frank haulling fire wood with Willies team the wind changed to the North East this evening and turned cold. Very cloudy with a light fall of Snow1934-03-16, Continues cold Frank haulled some fire wood Willie brought the mail down this evening1934-03-21, cold all day busy at od jobs C Mikkilen + Family came down for a visit. Willie was also down for a visit blowing a cold N E wind this evening and very cloudy1934-03-24, A fine clear day continues a little cold Frank took the team up to Willies and he brought down the Mail1934-03-27, Cold and Stormy wind from North East I drove up to Willie and then to the H B Store H Mc Leod and a few other freighters left for Nelson River this Morning also Donis1934-03-29, A fine clear day but cold the wind still from North East Frank went up to Willies turned warm this evening and looks like a change in the Weather1934-04-03, blowing a strong West Wind the Warmest day of the Seasons the Snow going fast water funning all over Frank was cutting fence Posts Willie brought the mail this evening1934-04-04, Continues very mild the Snow going fast Frank cutting Posts Willie went up this morning1934-04-05, Weather fine the Snow nearly all gone around the place but lots of Water Laurance came down for a visit I got him to ?ull the shoes of my team Frank rod up to Willie1934-04-06, Blowing a Strong West Wind very warm all day cloudy toward evening and Rained about 2 two hours but very cloudy and looks like more rain Frank went up for the mail1934-04-12, blowing a strong North West wind I drove up with Fred to Willies he is going to help to clear the wheat very cloudy to North + East and started to rain and blowing a very strong wind Duncan + Bill McLeod arrived from Sikkinna River when they was trapping the past winters started to Snow about 11 oclock to night and very cold1934-04-21, the Ice went out this After noon the rose about 4 ft and the Ice brok up the River running full Frank drove up to Willies Duncan came down for a visit1934-04-24, fine warm weather I drove up to the HB Store this morning and I then to our house at the Russian. And had dinner with Willie + Fred Jim Hammond Started work this Morning 1934-05-10, Cloudy all day Frank went up to Willie for oats he also brought some Sheaves as he is going to put in oats at Georges place I was busy in Garden Angus came for a visit. Old S???Ker was down fixing his Boat. Rained towards evening1934-09-14, 12 degrees of forst this Morning the gardens all froze. I drove over to Willies. Thorsen. Thrashed our Wheat after dinner and finished about 6 PM ??? All day. it started to rain about 9 oclock this evening1934-09-16, Snowing early this Morning and then Started to rain . I drove down to the River for Duncans Bedding. cleared up at noon Johny + Willie busy haulling his furniture to Guss place. they then haulled the Sakinng freight to Angus place as they will pack the thorses from there tomorrow1934-10-02, Cloudy and looks like rain I drove down to out Ranch this Morning I had dinner at Franks. Willie + Frank stacking. I took up the onions and put them I nthe house I got back but the finished the stacking 10 loads. very cloudy to night Rained a little1934-10-04, Blowing a Strong west wind Willie cutting with the Mower. a lot of the crops aroubd here not cut yet. the Mail arieved this Morning1934-10-19, continues fine Weather still blowing from eh West I drove over to Willies ths Morning. He was busy raking a dance at Chalie Lake School to night. Very cloudy this evening Frank brot 2 loads fire wood1934-10-31, a fine Mild day I finsihed the Building. Willie + Frank Went down to the River and Butehared the Bulls as the was getting cows cold this evening. The trucks are busy hulling Freight form Dawson Creek as the roads are good1934-11-05, fine this Morning Willie + Fred haulled 2 loads of Sheaves Started a regular Storm from N.E. About noon. Will Snow and continued ?????? Evening and very cold1934-11-17, Cold and Stormy with Snow wind N.E. I drove down to the River Willie + J Dixel + Frank was there and we butched a old Cow and 1 steer Bob + Mr McLeod was also there. I got back about 530 the River high and ice running1934-11-19, continues cold and stormy Willie went over across the Pine River to bring Nellie Scranklie I was busy muding the House 8 below Zero to night1934-11-20, Continues cold and Stormy Willie + Nellie got back this evening I finished Muding the House 10 below this evening1934-11-26, I went over to the Barracks and tried a case of Lucy Fraser John the Swede took her and paid her fine Willie and John brot 2 loads fire wood Bob Mcleod left with dog team for his trap line1934-12-10, Weather fine I drove over to the Post Office but no Mail Willie brot the Mail this evening1934-12-16, cold and stormy wind from North. I drove down ot the River and had dinner with Willie H McLeod and his outfit around back from Sakinna Posts he report lots of Furs and all well at Sakinna1934-12-25, Christmas day and very cold 56 below this Morning we had Mr Thorsen to dinner and also Willie + J Dixel they came up from the Ranch very cold and clear weather1935-01-03, A fine clear day but a cold North wind blowing Willie brot the Mail1935-01-14, 20 below but fine all day Willie + I haulled a few loads of fire wood the Snow over 2 ft in the bush Willie went for the mail cloudy this evening1935-01-17, 36 below this Morning but a fine clear day Willie brot up a few Stove pipes and we put up a stove in our bedroom. As it was very cold Willie went home after Supper 40 below to night at 10 PM and very clear1935-01-21, 60 below this Morning cold all day I was busy at fire wood Willie went and rounded up the Horses. And then he went for the Mail it got in about 7 aclock Willie got back about 11 aclock with the Mail. Cold and clear to night1935-02-04, a fine clear day but not thawing. Cold last night and aand L?????? freying all day Willie brot the Mail this evening1935-02-06, Continues very fine weather but a little cold I was busy Sawing up fire wod Willie was up for a visit1935-02-08, Continues fine weather Willie brot the Mail . A Liberal Metting to night I did not feel well and I did not but I sent Willie and Mr Holland was ellected Presdient1935-02-09, a fine warm day thawing in Afternoon blowing a Strong West Wind and w?? Willie went home this Morning1935-02-10, A fine warm day Still blowing a Strong West wind Willie + John Dixel came up for supper H McLeod arieved from Ft Nelson1935-02-11, Continues fine warm weather wind from West thawing in the Afternoon Willie brot the Mail1935-02-15, very mild but cloudy John brot a load of firewood a number of teams busy haully S?? To the town Willie brot the mail this evening. Blowy a strong West Wind1935-03-13, Still cold and Stormy with Snow all day self at firewood Willie was looking the Horses. They are in poor shape they were all at the Old Straw Stack part of the Scantleys pulled out at noon to day they are taking their Horse on the North trail to Alt?1935-05-14, very warm blowy a strong west wind I went for the Mail I also Went to the HB Willie halled a few loads of firewood after dinner1937-03-14, Willie arievd home for a vist from Germansen Creek he will stary for a short time1937-03-22, the Plain left this Morng taking Constable Smith along to Ft Nelson A fine clear day Willie left this eveng for Germensen Creek I was busy at od jobs Frank sill Sick1938-02-18, A fine Mild day but cloudy Frank cutting rails Self Sawed up fire wood Frank + Willie got the Mail towards evening the McLeods got back from the North a dance in town to night1938-02-23, Blowing a Strog Chinook vey warm a big thaw Frank went to Mokers to help dig a well Willie got the Mail1938-03-01, A fine warm day I drove over to the H B for a few Supplies it is very hard Slaying as it was neay all mud the Snow it neary All gone Willie was going to have gone Away to day but the Plain did not get in1938-03-05, Snowed A little early this Morning very cloudy and Mild all day Willie left by Plain to Prince George this afternoon. Another Plain from Ft Nelson to Edmonton Jim Beattie of H Hope arieved and came over a visit he brot his daughter who is sick to the Hospitel1938-09-18, A fine clear day very warm Duncan Raked up the balance of the Gren oats and I was busy calking it up. Willie arieved he came down the River from Prince George along with Judge Robertson + Bob Fry they got here this eveng very cloudy this evening1938-09-19, Rained early this Morning I and Duncan fixing up the grainery Willie Visitig cloudy towards evening1938-09-20, Blowng a Strong West Wind the stacked 5 loads of lose Oats and put 3 loads of Sheaves in the stable loft fine and mild all day Willie went to Dawson Creek1938-09-28, We started thishing this Morning and finished at Noon. 320 Buhel Willie and Bob Fry left at noon With the Hudson Hope Mail Man on their way to Finley Forks from there Willie will go by Plain to Germansen Landing the Mail Arieved very cold to night1942-04-07, Blowing a cold North Wind and Very cloudy Snowed towards evening and very cold Willie arived by plain from Prince George1942-04-08, Cold and Stormy Willie came over to see us He is staying in town we had no mail1942-04-09, A fine mild day Angus brot the Mail Very MIld to Night1942-04-11, Very Mild and blowing a strong S.W. Wind Angus + Willie went for the Mail the BIrleys came for a Visit1942-05-07, Fred went over to R 24 to put in some wheat willie helping him I put in some turnips + carrots weather fine but blowing a strong east wind cloudy this evening1942-05-09, A few showers this Morning and very cold Cloudy and overcast we got the mail in afternoon Angus + willie packing for Macusker1942-06-13, Cold last Night but fine this Morning Fred as before I drove to town and got the Mail Willie got back this evening1942-06-14, A fine clear day Fred working I and Willie drove to Angus’ place1942-06-17, Rained this Morning for a short time Willie came for a Visit and brot over the Mail Fred put in a half day cloudy towards evening1942-06-18, Rained this Morning but let up towards noon Willie went over to R 24 where is staying Fred took him there with the team1942-07-02, A fine day but a lot of smoke, some bad fires out North I was busy around the place Willie came over for a visit1942-08-31, A fine clear day Willie moved to R 24 John Lock came got his binder and out over field of oats Very cloudy and started to rain this evening Angus came over and stayed the night1942-10-13, A hard frost this morning self busy taking a cut of stationary? Willie helping Fred as before1942-11-05, Cold and stormy snowed a little during the night I and Willie haulled a load of firedwood 1 below zero tonight1942-11-11, Still blowing from the west but still? Very warm Willie went to the ?????1942-11-19, 12 below thise morning Willie took Margaret home this morning1942-11-20, A fine clear day wWill took mary home this morning1942-11-27, 10 Below this Morning and a cold North wind Fred as before Willie helping him 8 below tonight1942-11-30, 10 below zero this morning with about ???? Taking the night Fred cutting firewood Will came over and camped1942-12-04, 18 below this morning cold all day Fred as before Willie came over for a visit this evening1942-12-06, A fine clear day Margaret and 3 of her children drove over for a visit Willie came up1942-12-08, 2 Below this morning and light falling snow Fred as before Willie went to visit Duncan1942-12-18, 22 below this morning and cold all day Fred cutting wood Willie brot the mail 20 below tonight1943-01-30, 30 Below Fred hauled 3 load of fired wood this morning The Birleys came for a visit we drove to town after dinner, Angust got back from Grande Prairie Willie joined the army and went to Edmonton angus was turn down1943-06-28, A fine clear Morning Fred as before self hoeing up potatoes Willie arived late tonight from Caglary1943-07-01, Cloudy and overcast this morning Fred as before Willie left this evening to join his regiment at Calgary I wish him the best of luck