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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)
1899-07-18, Fine weather. MacPhee + Reite came down from the Hope. Left Dr. Potts on the other side of the portage1899-07-20, Dr. Potts party arrived from the Hope. saw him about 40 miles up the river. fine day vey warm.1899-08-02, Went up the hill to cut hay. very bad weather. MacPhee arrived, he is going to Hudsons Hope1899-08-09, Raining ,all morning. The white men started down the river. Mac Fee + Peters arrived from Hudsons Hope Hinkles got drowned crossing Finy River1899-09-07, Dr Nickles arrived from Graham Some of Hudson’s indians also arrived to get tea + tobacco.1899-09-09, Fine day. The boat arrived Mr Beatton on board to take charge of Hudsons' Hope.1899-09-11, Busy fixing up the store puting Bales + Cases upstairs Some miners Arived from the South Sprout Pine River for winter suplies the Hudsons Hope Indians started Back after geting a few suplies. Joe Hunting for Horses1899-09-13, Dr. Nickles. started down the River started Joe + Baptist Le.Londe. to Hudsons. Hope. to haull out the Buildng Logs. for New. Buildings.1899-09-16, Some Indians arrived from H. Hope. for some suplies of Tea + Tobacco1899-09-28, Napoleon Thoma + Joseph Appisas arrived Joe from the Hope where he was getting out logs and fixing the place. reports that the logs + lumber that was sawn has all be stolen and that there is nothing there. Burbanks arrived in the1899-09-30, Laying out the Outfit for H Hope till late in the eaving, Snowed to day 1899-10-03, The Boat started this mornig with Beatton + family who is going to take charge of Hudsons Hope he will have to build a house to live in as there are none there @ present Joseph busy @ taking up potatoes. Indians are after debt but are refused1899-10-11, The boatmen arrived from the Hope havig taken longer than they expected they continue with raft to float down to X ing as we could not get boatmen here to take up the cargo1899-10-14, Frank Anderson started for the Hope. where he is going to date his sleighs +c1899-10-18, Ice flowing in the river to day on it seems that the winter is setting in inearnest which is very early Frank Anderson arrived from the Hope on raft 1899-10-21, Joh Shaw tried to go up to the Hope with boat but had to return as there was too much ice flowing1899-11-05, Fine day very heavy frost last night H. Arnold arrived from Hudson’s Hope and reports that Beatton is @ last in a house having finished a dwelling house for to live in this winter1899-11-06, Fine day John Shaw send a canoe of goods to the Hope. by Maschov + Dan.1899-12-16, F.W. Beatton arrived from Hudson Hope1902-01-03, Mr F Anderson + Man started this Morning to H Hope taking the dogs along with them with a few suplies for the Trade of his Post Reid Cuting fire wood1902-01-08, Doing same as before. Chas Halpin. arieved from Hudsons. Hope. he reports all well there1902-01-10, Chas. Halpin. started this morning to H. Hope. Still working on Office Reid geting out saw logs. Joe Mykose. Arieved bringing Reports of his fathers Death. 3 days ago. Continues very fine Weather1902-02-25, Charlie started to H. Hope. snowing a little all day.1902-03-03, Mr F Anderson. Charlie Halpin + C Truce men Arieved from H Hope. report all well in that Quarter but lots of snow1902-03-18, Blowing a fine warm wind F Anderson preparing to start for H Hope1902-03-26, Mc Kinnon arrived he reports having left Chas Halpin an Reid the Puds man at Clear water River short of Grub Joe Mykase started up to meet them Mr Anderson + Isadore Ferguson arrived from H Hope with Harner from freight1902-03-29, Mr F. Anderson. started for H Hope with 3 flatsleds taking 9 sacks flour 200 lb Bacon + some Dry Goods for his Post Charlie cutting fire wood Deome Discherlis his bought the balance of the outfit behind Late H Burbanks +cop it does not amount to much1902-04-27, The Ku Ku wins Indians along with one Beaver Indian Arieved for a few supplies They brought a number of furs The former paid most of their Depts which they got at H Hope Post over a year ago They started back towards evening1902-05-03, Snowing + stormy the boys started to Dunvegan this afternoon a canoe Frank Anderson + man along with traders Arrived from H Hope they brought W McDarmot along1902-05-15, Cloudy an looks like rain St Charmain + a Boy Arieved from H Hope with a canoe water rising fast1902-05-21, A lot of Indians arieved Mr Maitunue Arieved from Dunvegan started horses down for the freight left By the Canoe St Charmin started back to H Hope 1902-05-27, Frank Anderson Arived from the Hope with his Returns Rain all day1902-09-08, Blowing a strong gale of wind self an Wm. MacDarmott laying out the H Hope outfit1902-09-25, Boat started to Hudson Hope Wm McDarmott goes to take charge of the Post John Colissiure stuinon some Hunting Horses1902-09-30, the Boatmen arrivd from H Hope having made the trip in 6 days a party of Indians arrived Achu + the Wolf arrived from the other side1903-01-06, blowig a strong wind + thawing busy workig around the place James Haber + a Beaver Boy Arieved from Hudsons Hope with train of Dogs1903-01-07, Still blowing A Chinook busy paking up a small supply for H. Hope.1903-01-08, James Heber started back the Morning to H. Hope self + Keith geting firewood + working at odd jobs the wind shifted around to the East and looks like cold weather1903-02-02, Self + Keith went to our traps but got nothing the boys at wood A fine clear day self prapering to start to H. Hope.1903-02-03, Self + Chas Halpin. started to Hudsons Hope this morning cold + stormy Left Mr Keith in charge1903-02-08, I arieved this evening from H.H. We took three days to get up where I found every thing ok we had a hard trip going up as the Ice is very bad on this side H River I left HH on sundy Morning as it has been a lot of snow our tract did not show coming down 30 belw Zero1903-03-17, Cold + stormy self + Mr Keith went across for Hay still no sign of the HH Boys to arrive1903-03-24, Samson along with a Beaver Boy started to Dunvegan this morning at 600/am Self + Keith at odd jobs Mr. Panter + Chas Halpin Arieved from H Hope this evening Joseph Arieved1903-03-26, Mr Panter + Man started back this afternoon to H.H. self + Keith went and set a few traps A fine warm day1903-04-07, Boys fixig up to start to H Hope still very warm1903-04-08, the boys started this evening to H Hope Post with supplies along with John Bryan Edward Arieved from the other side reports Napolion very sick1903-04-13, Mr Keith + Samson Arieved from H Hope at noon self haulling up logs in the morning A fine warm day the water rising fast in the River1903-05-03, started to plough A fine mild Indians all gone James Heber and 4 H Hope Indians Arreved from HH this evening the former for some supplies and the Indians to buy Horses1903-05-05, James Heber + party started back this Mornig self plouing Samson at wood Keith at odd jobs F Anderson started to H. Hope the Mare had a Colt this Morning1903-05-23, Busy unloading steamer and Haulling up freight the Steamer started back in after noon the Boat arrived from H. Hope1903-09-16, Still bright with wind. FW Beatton + Keith getting up the outfit for Hudson's Hope. Azzeddys boys arrived, camp four days off. Geo Dickenson came down the river to day from Half Way, arrived about 4 oclock1903-09-22, the Boat Arieved this morning Tunner H Dunter who is going up to take charge of H Hope busy unloading boat Rain towards evenig hired a crew to go to Hudsons Hope with Boat1903-09-23, Busy laying out the Hudsons Hope outfit and geting ready to start the Boat A fine mild day1903-09-24, Busy loading the H Hope outfit the H Hope Boat started this afternoon rain towards evening1903-09-29, W.H. McDarmott. + Rev Father Hesse. started down the River in a canoe this morning the Boat men arrived from H .Hope an started down the River the first fine day for the last month Achu arrived1903-10-17, A very fine day but blowing a strong gale of wind from the S.W busy with Indians James. Haber arieved from H Hope on Horse Back reports all in that qurter1903-10-20, Same as yesterday James Haber started to H Hope taking the sundrie stud with him some of the Indians pitched of1905-01-31, A fine Clear day William NaKawins Arieved Keith working in the office self busy with Indians and making ready to start to H Hope1905-02-01, self + Samson started for H Hope1905-02-10, Mr Lemarque preparing to start to HH Cold 52 below zero this morning the coldest day we have had this year1905-02-11, Mr Lemarque + Samson started for HH this morning acompanied by J. Bryan who is going up for his cloths hes left at the Hope Self + Mr Keith at odd jobs1905-02-16, Self + Keith went up to the Island and cut some fire wood Samson Arieved from Hudsons Hope this evening. Along with J. Bryan who is on his way out1905-03-10, Keith went out with Samson to his traps self preparing to start to H. Hope1905-03-11, self + Samson started with dog train to H Hope this morning with supplies for HH Post1905-03-14, Arieved from H Hope this morning at 11 am having had very fine weather for the trip found everything ok on Arrivel found 3 Indian Boys waiting here from Achus camp1905-04-03, self + Keith + Samson went to the Island and cut fence Rails also a few house logs fine warm day was thinking to have made a trip to H Hope but as the Ice is geting bad I wont be able to go1905-04-27, Busy with Indians all day Keith at Acounts The Traders F Anderson started to H Hope Roberts of the firm of Bredin + Cornnell arieved with Pack Horses from Spirit River + Slave Lake This brings their staff up to 7 men here at the present time1905-05-15, self working at Garden. in Morning Busy with Indians in afternoon A few Indians arieved from H. Hope this evening for the Boat1905-05-16, busy in store putting up an outfit for H. Hope. the Trader F Anderson arieved from H Hope on a Raft started to rain towards evenig1905-05-17, The Boat started to Hudsons Hope this morning Samson + Joseph went after Horses this morning and brought them in sold three Mares Blowing a strong gale of Wind from S.W. River falling1905-05-19, busy with Indians. At acounts in the after noon quite a crowd of Indians around the Traders started to H. Hope this afternoon on a 2nd trip with Pact Horses1905-05-20, busy cutting down willows Samson getting fire wood the Traders started a canoe to H. Hope. there Boat also started to P.R.L. started to rain towards evening Char Culishen arieved from Moberly Lake1905-05-23, self at odd jobs Keith as before the RC Steamer left this morning the Boat Arieved from H Hope this evenig with the returns also bringing Mr Lemarque River still rising1905-05-24, self + Lemarque with Keith counting over the H Hope Furs + ace started to rain towards evening Indians around after depts1905-07-26, The boys at odd jobs Mr King and party arieved from H Hope + Moberlys Lake he is on his way back to Edmonton rain towards evening1905-08-29, Old Man, Kaih, Jack, + a few others arrived from Hudson Hope Trading with the H Hopers Fine day smoke on the river again1905-09-02, Like rain to day A few Hudson Hopes arrived also Asquity Tokoba + a few other with two bark canoe + a raft1905-09-14, FW Beatton + Mr Keith + Arnold busy opening up Goods Hired the Boat men to make the trip to Hudsons Hope Rain towards evening1905-09-15, Busy as before started to lay out the outfit for H Hope in after morning the Boat started to Hudsons Hope this evening with Mr Keith who is going to take tamporary charge for the present1905-09-20, Self same as yesterday with Samson helping an Indian arieved from H. Hope this morning after Horses dull and lonsome very few people around River rising1905-09-21, cold + stormy the Boat men arieved from Hudsons Hope to day busy opening goods Samson up at the Island cuting roofing poles A few Indians arrived1905-09-30, Busy as before Azzeddys + Band arrived Samson haulling up fire wood Mr Lemarque arrived from P.R.L. He is going to take charge of H Hope Post1905-10-03, fell about 3 in snow during the night Mr Lemarque preparig to start to HH Indians bothing after Depts1905-10-04, Mr Lemarque + men started to H Hope busy with Indians A fine clear day River rising1905-10-08, Busy with Ind(smudged) as usual Samson at odd jobs Mr Keith arieved from Hudsons Hope and reports all ok in that qurter1905-10-11, Some of the Indian pitched camp to day Fine day Getting ready a few things for Hudson Hope1905-10-12, All the Indians are off now F.W. Beatton preparing to start to HH Self at books1905-10-13, Splendid day F.W. Beatton + Samson a boy started for Hudson Hope with skiff Reid + Wabbie also Joseph + Thomas went up river for rafts Very loney no one around place except Old Arnold Went + saw horses1905-10-16, FW Beatton Arieved from H. Hope Blowing a strong gale of wind all day A few white men arieved on a Raft from H Hope on their way out1905-10-27, All hand went to the Island for a Raft of firewood Lakola arieved from H. Hope1906-08-11, SS Peace River arieved in the evening H Taylors on Board for HH.1906-08-18, started to cut Hay with Mowing Machine Traders Boat started to Hope1905-09-04, Boat started to Hudsons Hope 1st Trip H Taylor in charge with a crew of Beaver Indians1905-09-11, Boat started to H Hope 2nd trip1905-09-20, Heber started to H Hope over land. Hired Jokesic for 1 month1905-10-05, Trading with Indians. at Building in after noon Fort Grahame Boat men arieved report part of the Police fr(cutoff)left at H Hope postage. Cloudy and looks like Rain1905-10-11, More Indians arieved busy as yesterday 2 Indians arieved from H. Hope.1905-11-18, self went to my Traps 1 Lynx Samson at firewood and odd jobs. The Traders men Arieved from H. Hope. Cloudy blowing a cold north Wind 1907-01-12, Self + Bateson + Samson went of to Fish Creek with the dogs after some Moose-Meat and got back about 4 P.M. Taylor + man arieved from Hudsons Hope report having a hard trip snow very deep.1907-01-14, Self busy with Taylor putting up a small outfit for H. Hope Post Bateson as yesterday Samson at firewood Cold + looks like Snow1907-01-15, Taylor + Man started to H. Hope this morning self + Bateson went and made a sled road up the Hill for hulling down hay and we had quite a time as the snow was very deep Samson went for Hay. Cold with Snow Blowing a cold North wind1907-02-14, Self + Samson resting fine mild day H. Taylor arieved from H. Hope reports all well in that quarter1907-02-15, Mr Beatson working in office at H H acounts Self laying out a small outfit for H. Hope Samson at odd jobs H Taylor preparing to start back tommorrow started to snow towards evenig1907-02-17, self busy with Acha Batson in office working at H Hope acounts Samson Haulling fire wood snow towards evening 2 Teams arieved with outs for the Police from Edmonton1907-02-28, Self at odd jobs Mr Bateson at H H acounts Samson haullig Hay the Police arieved from a trip up Half way River where they have been takig up supplies for their summer work1907-03-21, Samson started to Dunvegan this morning self preparing to start to H. Hope with freight1907-03-22, Self + Bateson started to H. Hope this morning with freight left old Arnold to look after the place1907-03-24, Self arieved from above half way River where I left the H Hope freight I sent Mr Bateson and a Beaver Boy on to the Hope to tell Taylor to come down with his dogs + Haull it up Acha + Assosie when here waiting when I areved1907-03-26, Self Haulling firewood Mr Bateson + Boy arieved from H. Hope report Taylor Hulling up the freight Blowing a strong wind all day1907-04-04, same as yesterday Mr H. Taylor arieved from Hudsons Hope with dogs he reports the Ice getting bad1907-05-04, Self plowing most of the day finished in afternoon Samson haulling Rails Indians around bothering after dept Geo Dickinson arieved from H. Hope on a Raft reports all well in that quarter1907-05-07, busy planting potatoes Geo Dickinson started back to the Hope1907-05-18, busy at odd jobs Samson at potatoes the Boat arieved from H. Hope bring the returns from that Post also a few HH Indians +. Geo Dickinson1907-05-23, self as before lots of Indians around Samson plantig potatoes the Traders Boat started to H. Hope1907-05-28, All hands packing Furs Bateson working in office. A lot of Indians around. finished packing Furs this evening 36 packs in all H. Arnold started to H. Hope to look after the Police freight1907-06-04, busy at odd jobs Treaty day but no Treaty finished packing Joe Bessettes Furs R C Steamer left for H. Hope1907-06-06, busy cleaning around and fixing up the store Bateson as before + R C Steamer arieved from H. Hope1907-07-10, t SS Peace River left for H. Hope Taylor + family also went along Self + Bateson at odd jobs old Charlies son Died this evening1907-07-13, Busy as before self made a coffin the Steamer arieved from H Hope and started down the River passengers Trumbly. Bouler Chas Calisen1907-07-22, Mr King + Party arieved from H. Hope1907-08-03, Jas Heber started this Morning to Hudsons Hope over land Self. Beatson + Samson hoeing potatoes fine warm day River very low and still falling1907-08-13, Rivers Boat men arieved from Fort Grahame Samson out after Horses but could not find them Self went out in eveng and brought them in Mayor Constantine arieved from H. Hope he could find no Horses to take him across Portage so turned Back1907-09-08, Rain all day busy at odd jobs James Heber arieved from H. Hope River rising fast1907-10-03, Rain all day H Taylor arieved from H. Hope on a Raft reports all well in that water Heber on the sick List1907-10-08, Rain + snow this morning very little doing Samson went out after Horses and brought them in Self taking up potatoes Bateson in Office 4 Indians arieved from H. Hope Joseph Appassisen arieved from below1907-10-09, A Beautifull day finished taking up potatoes in all about 110 Bushels I hired the H. Hope Indians to take the Boat up to the Hope. Bateson taking up his potatoes1907-10-10, A fine warm day Busy putting up supplies for Hudsons Hope. Post loaded up the Boat this evening. 3 Police arieved from Ft. Grahame with Horses on their way to L.S. Lake some Indians arieved Atalchie + Wusklusly arieved1907-10-11, got The Boat started this Morning to Hudsons Hope Self busy with Indians and taking up some garden vegetables in Afternoon Bateson at acounts in forenoon digging his root house in afternoon. Mountisne + Japisa arieved Rain towards evening1907-10-24, More Indians arieved to day The Traders arieved from H Hope same as yesterday Samson at fire wood1907-10-29, Samson after lost Horses and brought them in Mr Bateson taking in his potatoes self at odd jobs + preparing to start to H. Hope.1907-10-30, Self FWB + Samson started to H. Hope this Morning with Horses1907-11-02, Arieved from H. Hope this evening found every thing all okk up theire had a talk with a few of the Indians Keith arieved from L.S.L for the Traders started to snow1907-11-05, Dr Rogers + 2 men arieved from H. Hope on a Raft on their way out a fine mild day but started to snow towards evenig the Indians started back today1907-02-04, Monday. A clear cold day busy at odd jobs Keith started to H Hope Samson at wood1907-02-25, Self + Bateson in office Samson at odd jobs fine Clear day but cold Joe arieved from H Hope1908-01-05, Blowing a strong gale of wind self preparig to start to H Hope1908-01-10, Arieved from H Hope to day at noon after a Hard trip as the Ice is vey bad in some places found the Pat people of the Hope all ok but very little trade being done found every thing all ok on my return Cloudy + looks like snow1908-03-14, Boys Hulling rails self on sick list continues fine weather Reid the Traders Man arieved from H. Hope. reports the Police having arieved their on their way t Grahame1908-03-19, self as before Bateson. as yesterday Samson at wood J.B. La.Londe. started back to day a fine clear day H Taylor Arieved from H.H. reports all well in that qurter Joe Acknim arieved on his way t P.R.L.1908-03-21, H. Taylor started to H Hope this mornig Joe Aknim started for P.R.L. Haulling a sled Self started down the River to see some Indians Blowing a strong gale of wind from S West with snow.1908-04-10, all hands taking out Batesons potatoes which he sold to the HB in afternoon self preparing to start to H. Hope a fine clear day No Arievals.1908-04-11, self started to H. Hope this Morning I took Jas Heber along to help Taylor.1908-04-13, Arieved form H Hope this evening found every thing all ok at the Hope. Had quite a time as the River is getting bad I left the Hope this mornig Saw a few Geese on the way down1908-05-23, Busy with Indians Bateson in office Samson at potatoes the Boat arieved from H. Hope this evening brining the returns1908-05-24, Self + Taylor counting over the H Hope Furs Bateson as yesterday quite a number of Indians around Albert Tate arieved from P.R.L. with A few head of Horses for sell John White arieved from Moberly Lake1908-05-29, Busy as yesterday. Bateson in office Cloudy with a few showers. A few Indians arieved from H. Hope. Albert Tate. started down the River on a raft this Morning1908-06-18, Cloudy with showers Self at odd jobs Samson at potatoes Bateson a in office Philip atkinson arieved from H. Hope. on a Raft he left here at once on his way to P.R.L.1908-07-14, Started to load H.H. freight Steamer started to Hudsons Hope in after noon Mr Brobant + Keith as passgers I also went up to store the freight1908-07-16, we arieved from Hope this morning at 8. A.M. After taking the Furs on Board the Steamer started to P.R.L. Mr Bateson left for out Edmonton1908-08-30, a Clear day self after Horses. found them back on the praire Adisless + Aker arievd A few Indians arievd from H Hope and brought a few Mooskin1908-08-31, busy at odd jobs from Dog Island Taylor + McDarmott arvd from dog Island + and brought down a Raft of logs. the H Hope Indians started back after geting a few supplies water rising fast1908-09-18, Self + McDarmott laying out H Hope outfit Taylor helping Samson + Duncan hunting Horses rain nearly all day1908-09-19, busy at odd jobs. McDarmott in office Taylor putting up H H outfit Samson hulling logs Duncan fixing Pack saddles1908-09-26, Self + McDarmott in office Duncan preparing to start but lost some of their Horses were unable to start to day Taylor Making ready to start to H Hope Samson hunting Horses George Miskineck + Brother arieved from LS Lake with Horses.1908-09-27, Busy all day the Boat started to H Hope with H. Taylor + family sent McDarmott up to look after G T outfit which will be taken down D McDonald also started for North Pine Rivr Post with Pack train Joseph helping self busy about the place intended makig the trip to the Hope but expect the Indians in consquently could not leave1908-10-03, Self as yesterday Samson taking up potatoes the Boat arieved from H. Hope this evening bringing the G. T P supplies down Blowing as yesterday 2 Beaver Indians arieved this evenig from Jimrose Prarie1910-01-04, Fell a little snow last eveng Self at odd Jobs Fildes in office Edwd after Horses but could not find them Mr Taylor arvd from H Hope reports very little fur in that qurter1910-01-05, Self in store Fildes in office at H H Books Edwrd haullig wood for Mr Campbell Continues fine weather1910-01-06, Self at wood Edward as yesterday after Horses Mr Taylor left for H Hope this Mornig Fildes in office 1910-02-16, busy at grade and got some firewood and then put the sled up the hill Cold and Cloudy with snow preparig to start to Hudsons Hope Post1910-02-19, I arrived from H Hope. this evenig left H H this Morning at 7am. very little doing in the fur line at H.H. Continues cold.1910-03-16, Edwrd started t Joe Mykose Camp self out after Horses Taylor arvd from H.Hope1910-03-17, Buy at odd jobs Edward + Fildes haullig cold wood continues fine weather snow nearly all gone Taylor started to day at noon for H Hope1910-05-20, Self at odd jobs Fildes as before Edward fixig up the Fur press. Reid Revillion’s Man arrivd on a raft from H. Hope this evenig A fine Mild day River still risig1910-05-21, the Boat arived from H. Hope this Morning with Taylor + family also the fur returns. and 3 white men from the other side who are looking for stask county Self workig in store Fildes as yesterdy Edward at odd jobs Continus fine weather Knudson and his 2 partners arrvd from R Mactie Lake where thy have been winterg1910-05-23, moon eclipse Self busy countg H H Furs Taylor helping Fildes at work in office Edward after Horses bought some furs from the white men very hot and dry River risig Appain + Adisles arrvd also atchu1910-07-01, Self at odd jobs Fildes in office Joe at Potatoes a fine clear dy Mr Jones arivd from H Hope1910-07-08, the steamer arived here this Mornig 3 passegers on board started to unload fright Joe + Joseph haullig up fright the steamer took on freght this evenig for H. Hope. Continues fine Clear weather. constabel Jamison arivd here and is to take Mr Campbells place1910-07-09, The steamer left this Morng for H Hope Taylor going up to receive the fright self and Taylor Fidles busy in office Joe at Potatoes a slght showr of rain in after noon1910-07-10, self + Fildes buy in office the steamer arvd this evig from H H and took all the Furs on Board1910-07-25, Self at od jobs around the Place amundson left this morning for H. Hope Cloudy with a few showes.1910-09-13, Self in office Taylor at stable. Samson getting fire wood on Island. 3 white men arrvd from H Hope on a Raft. Thy will turn from here to Ft Gahame a fine clear day1910-09-22, A fine Clear day Self in store Started to day out the H. Hope. outfit Taylor helpig 5 Indians arrvd from H. Hope last night a f Cold towards evenig with wind1910-09-24, Self in office Taylor doing up the H Hope outfit Samson muddig stabal Jakatcha and a few Indians arvd The Hon Mr Grousson arvd from P.R.L. over land lookig at the County thy took their outfit across Intendg to go. look on the South Side1910-09-26, Self busy in store Taylor fixig up the H Hope outfit Samson Muddg stabel A fine Cler dy A few Indians arvd from H. Hop.1910-10-03, Self busy getig the Boat started to Hudson. Hope. thy left at 11 a.m. Raind a little in the after noon. Samson and Kenny puttig Potatoes in Root House 15 sacks out of the Mission field. and 16 Sks from our Big field put them in ciller of House Mr Rutherford lost his Horses and could not get away1910-10-22, Busy as yesterday a lot of Indians patched of Revillon Boat left this evenig for H. Hope.1910-10-27, Self + Samson makig a Road for haulig the hay. Cloudy and looks like snow Jones + his partne left for H Hope1910-12-27, Samson as yesterday Self at odd job D H Taylor arvd from H. Hope Post and Reports 11 Deaths amongst the Indians and nothig doing in the fur line1910-12-28, Self busy in office at H Hope Books Samson at wood Started to snow towards evenig1910-12-29, D Taylor started to H. Hope this mornig Samson out after Horses and brought them in Self in office at H Hope Books. adisless + 4 others arrivd from the North and brought a few furs they have all pulled thrgh the sickness and ou are patched off. Snowig all day1910-12-31, Self in office Samson haullig fire wood Frank Anderson. arrvd from H. Hope + M. Lake John Bean arrvd from Montigine Camp Cold 35 below Z this morng1911-01-02, Self in office Samson across haullig fir wood for the Police a fine clear day Reid arrd from H. Hope.1911-01-03, Samson haullig fire wood self in office a fine warm day Reid of Revellion arrd from H Hope.1911-01-05, Samson haullig fire wood Keny helpig self in office Cold + Stormy F Anderson + Reid started to H Hope1911-02-24, self as yesterday Kenny at wood continues fine weather W H Taylor + Badenhood arieved from H Hope1911-02-25, Self busy at H Hope accounts 2 more white men arieved from Edmonton looking up land continues fine weather1911-02-26, Continues fine weather the white men packed their loafs to top of the hill and will start tomorrow Taylor left this morning for H Hope1911-03-24, Samson + john Beau left this morning for Dunvegan. Self at odd jobs a fine clear day. Taylor + Cadenhead Arived from H Hope Bob Barker arived from the South Pine1911-03-25, Self in office at H H books Kenny at odd jobs Cadenhead Left this morning for down the river Nah arived and brought a few furs continues fine mild weather1911-03-26, Taylor + Reid left this morning for H Hope Nah also left along with Eugine Norkiah B Barker left of his camp at the South Pine A fine clear day but cloudy1911-03-30, a fine clear day self as yesterday the surveryors left this morning for H H continues fine weather1911-04-17, A fine clear day Nachawns Left for H Hope with Revillion Bros train Samson + Kenny cutting cord wood B Barker arived 1911-04-28, Self at odd jobs samson + Kenny getting out fence Rails a fine clear day a few geese flying around the ice still jamed down in the bend F Anderson arived from H Hope where he has been freighting For Revillion Bros1911-05-30, Self in office Samson haulling fire wood blowing a strong gale of wind all day the Boat arived from H Hope this evening with the return of that boat Also taylor and family also to Jones Davis + the Wolf got back having found the lost boy1911-05-31, Self in office at H Hope book Taylor looking after store Samson out after the mares and brought them in and gave them attachie A lot of Indians around attachie brought in his furs1911-06-01, Self busy at H Hope books Taylor looking after store Samson after horses and getting horses in for Debts a fine clear day1911-06-07, The S.S. Peace River arived Mr Fugl officers in charge of the west Came up on an inspection trip unloading Boat and haulling freight the steamer left this evening 4 men arived from H Hope they came in by the Mcleod's lake1911-06-16, Self as yesterday taylor + samson covering up fur packs. A fine clear day 2 Indians arived from H Hope with a canoe River very high and still rising1911-07-01, Self at od jobs Samson hoeing potatoes rain nearly all day 2 White men around form H Hope by Moberly Lake Bart Carmichael Left for up the S Pine river very high Jones very sick1911-07-03, Self opening up a few cases Indians nearly all gone water still coming up a Raft arived from H hope and 4 white men they report a lot of B C surveyors at the Hope1911-07-06, B Barker left this morning with G Ammundson For Hudson's Hope. Self in office Samson hoeing potatoes rain in after noon1911-07-13, left this morning for H Hope on steamer1911-07-15, arived from H Hope this evening on steamer1911-07-25, Self busy as yesterday Samson making a round of hay grounds Continues very hot Cloudy towards evening Mr Jamieson and Jones arived from H Hope on a Raft1911-08-01, Self as yesterday Samson at willows Jar Perry left for home to day rain towards evening 2 men arived H Hope on a Raft this evening1911-08-11, Self as before Samson at wood 4 white men arived from the Hope in a raft Mr Rolfson left for this camp to day continues fine weather still no steamer1911-09-01, Hired taylor to go to H. Hope for the winter Self + Taylor laying out the H. Hope outfit Mr Fletcher in office continues fine weather1911-09-12, Self busy in store Taylor preparing to start to H Hope 3 of Mr Rolfsons men arived on their way out continues very fine weather1911-09-13, Taylor started with the Band? To H Hope this morning self busy in store George + his partner arived from H Hope along with 2 of Mulligans Men who are on their way out1911-09-16, Mr Mulligan + Geo Harvey? Arived from H Hope this morning after supplies self busy in store rain all day 1911-09-17, Mr Mulligan left this morning for the Hope cold and stormy1911-09-18, Jones and Part? Arived from the Hope this morning and brought down Geo Harvey who cut his foot with an axe he is in a good shape Mr Jamieson came over and fixed up his foot. 1911-09-20, Self in store snow this morning and continued nearly all day cleaned up towards evening Samson arived from the Hope1911-09-21, Self in store a fine clera day Bart Gregory + partner left this morning for the Hope. Jones and this crowd also pulled out cold towards evening. 1911-10-01, revillion Boat arived from the Hope and wil go on to Murrays They brought down 2 passenger who will remain here for some time1911-10-04, I sent samson to H Hope along with another indian by canoe to take up a few supplies for the trade he will tay up their for a little while to help taylor who has cut his foot self busy at odd jobs Samson helping continues fine weather 1911-10-15, Blowing a strong gale of wind all day Samson arived the Hope with Cudenheard1911-12-07, Samson haulling fire wood self in store a slight fall of snow but cleared up again soon after W Cadenhead arived from the halfway river + Thomas arived from the N Pine LaRoque? Arived from the Hope1911-12-09, Self busy with indians all day the boys at wood jack atehes + 3 others arived from the North and brought in a few furs a fine clear day but cold H Garbitt left for the hope today with a pack outfit1911-12-15, The boys went for a load of Hay again self in store it still constinues fines eather Garbitt arived from H Hope1911-12-31, Self busy with Indians all day Mr Milligin and party arived from H Hope Wablice also arived 30 below this morning appassisen + 5 others arived also Thomas + Davis1912-01-04, self in store Monteath + Brady left for Halfway River Bart Gregory + partner arived from H. Hope. Wablice left for home to day at noon. 1912-01-06, Self in office Samson cutting wood Kenny haulling fire wood with team Gregory left this morning for H. Hope Joseph A patched of Japasin? For home1912-01-31, Revillions sent 2 horses + sleds to Dunvegan this morning Self preparing to start to H. Hope Samson at wood continues fine weather1912-02-06, arived from H Hope to day at noon found all ok up their a fine weather all the time I stopped 2 1/1 days up theirs 1912-02-11, Self in office 2 white men arived from PR Landing on their to H Hope Samson arived from the Hope this evening 1912-02-12, Self Busy in office all day Samson preparing to make another tip to the Hope Continues fine wather Walker of Revillion left this morning1912-02-13, Samson started to H Hope this morning along with a usholt Man Who came up form the crossing self in office Sakuna and Appain boy arived with their horses1912-02-17, Samson arived from the Hope Mr Rolfson arived from Edmoton by way of Grande Prairie on a tour of inspection 1912-02-23, Self busy with Indians Samson cutting fire wood Monteath got back from the Hope a slight fall of snow 1913-05-05, Self in store boys putting up fance Story with Showers the fire Ranger left for H Hope J Jarvis left for up the Pine River. Japasin killed a jumping Deer up the River1913-05-09, Self as yesterday sowed some oats in after noon C Pacquette arrvd from the Hope old Mack came down from the Island Cadenhead arrvd from Halfway River1913-05-10, 2 men arrvd from H Hope with a canoe on their way out Rain all day very little doing Self in office1913-05-13, Self busy in Garden a fine clear day a man arrvd from H Hope on a Raft another man Ben Bryan came in from Puskupy Prarie Samson in Garden1913-05-18, Mr Jamieson arrvd from H Hope1913-05-26, steamer left for HH this morning Wabbie arrvd + all the Indian on the South side Joseph Appassisen + C Noskiak arrvd also Tuskola + Joe Kiuh + B LeLonde1913-05-27, Self busy all day in Store the Steamer arrvd from the Hope1913-06-02, Busy taking Inventory Woods + Gregory arrvd from the Hope.1912-03-21, Self busy in Store and at od jobs I broght Gregory + Millers furs Taylor + Samson preparing to start to the Hope1912-03-22, Taylor + Samson started to H. Hope this morng Self in office continues fine weather1912-03-25, Self in office Kenny at odd jobs Samson arrvd from H Hope1912-03-28, Samson started this morning to Hudson's Hope with dogs started to Snow this morng and contind all day self in Store the freghters left this morng for Dungans Takola arrvd from the North and reports furs Plentfull1912-03-29, all the white men left for H Hope where they are going to take up land self at od jobs Takola arrvd Contins cold but clearing up1912-03-31, a fine Clear day Samson arrvd from H Hope1912-04-01, Self + Samson taking out Ice E Brolar + Stuart arrvd from Hudsons Hope Continues fine weather1912-04-02, Self out sutting logs Samson helping Mr Jamieson arrvd from the Hope and left again this evening but on acount of the Ice getting bad he had to return and got back about 9 aclock1912-04-06, Self at odd jobs Samson cutting Rails Mr Combs arrvd from Grande Prarie on his way out to H Hope Mr Jamieson + partner left for the Hope to day1912-04-26, Self busy in Store Samosn hired and went of with Milligan survy party for the Summer Mr Milligan party left to day for H. Hope. Continues cold + Stormy snow to towards evening1912-05-05, Montigne + his outfit patched in also Attachie and his Band Miller + Wild Bill arrvd from H Hope1912-05-07, Self busy in Store with Indians Miller + Mners left this morng for H. Hope. Taylor arrvd from H Hope this evening and brght down the Furs Blowing a Strong gale of wind all day1912-05-08, Self busy in Store Taylor preparing to Start to the Hope again Blowing a strong gale of wind again the River coming up1912-05-09, Self in office + Store Taylor left this morng for H. Hope a fine Clear day1912-05-10, Self in office a fine Clear day a few Indians arrieved Carter arrvd from H. Hope.1912-05-14, Self + Kenny planting potatoes we put 3 Sacks in the lower field and 2 1/2 "in the upper field Appain + Thomas also Davis + Yakatchie patched in to day Carter left for H Hope the Mail arrvd this evng1912-05-15, Self busy with Indians all day Appain Yakatch Thoma + Davis and a few others came in and paid their dept Revillon Boat arrvd from H Hope Cloudy and looks like rain1912-05-17, Self busy with Indians 2 french men arrvd from PRL on their way to H Hope the River coming up fast Mr Milligens pack train came in for Supplies1912-05-20, Self + Kenny planting potatoes we put in 7 Sacks to day in uper field Taylor arrvd from H Hope on a Raft having closed up the place for the Summer a fine clear day the River still falling1912-05-22, Self in office at H Hope Books Taylor at od jobs McDonald + partner came in from 1/2way River after their Horses1912-05-26, Self + Taylor out after Horses Jamieson + Gregory + D Shaw arrvd from H Hope1912-05-27, Self busy in Store Taylor helping Mr Milligan + party arrvd from Hway River 2 white Men arrvd from Duvgan on their way to the Hope1912-05-28, Self in office continues fine weather Grgory + 2 others left for the Hope1912-06-01, Self busy in store some Indians arrvd from the other side also 2 men arrvd from Stewarts Lake by way of the Hope Blowing a strong gale of wind all day1912-06-14, busy unloading freight the Steamer went to the other side to load up Freght for H Hope this eveng a little rain in the four noon1912-06-15, Self busy in Store all day the Steamer left this morng for H Hope Geo Harvy arvd from Milligans Camp this eveng1912-06-18, Self busy as yesterday the Steamer arrvd from H Hope and after taking on a few passengers continued on her way down the River very hot weather Ahern pack train arrvd from the South boundry Mrs B went to the Crossing1912-06-19, Self busy as yesterday 2 men arrvd from puskupy prary on ther way to H Hope1912-07-06, The (P Diamond) Boat arrvd from PRL and continued on her way to H Hope Self in Store1912-07-08, Self in office cloudy to Dimend P Steamer arrvd from H Hope this evening and camped here for the night1912-07-24, busy unloading Steamer the Steamer left at noon for H. Hope River rising1912-07-25, Self busy with Indians The Dimond P Steamer arrvd and left at onse for the Hope1912-07-27, busy as yesterday the Steamer arrvd and left again for P.R.L. after taking the Furs on board to (diamond P) boat also arrvd from the Hope and left for P.R.L.1912-07-29, a fine clear day Self busy in Store all day Wabbie left for Moberly Lake Miller + Wild Bill arrvd from H. Hope.1912-07-30, Self busy in Store Miller + partner left for the Hope a fine warm day1912-08-10, Self busy laying out supplies for Hudsons Hope a fine day but Cloudy River away low1912-08-16, Self busy at od jobs Kenny after Horses 2 men arrvd from the Hope on a Raft one Man arrvd from Dunvegan by boat alone contins very hot weather1912-08-19, Self in Store a Raft past down from H Hope this morng a fine clear day but very Hot1912-08-20, another hot day self in office 2 Rafts went down to peace River Landing with 6 men another man arrvd from H Hope and is to wait here for the steamer1912-08-28, Mr Rochford + Mr Foster left on a trip out north to see the country Self busy in store 2 more men came down on a Raft from H Hope the Indians lef this morng for their camps1912-08-31, Self in office another outfit found on their way to the crossing this mornig Geo Harvey + C anderson arrvd from H Hope their way to LS Lake1912-09-09, the SS Peace River arrvd from P.R.L. with freight and a number of passagers Mr Heron arrvd for H Hope Busy unloadg steamer Kenny hauling up freight a Police man also arrvd for this place Chas Paquete + 2 others arrvd from H. Hope1912-09-10, the steamer left this morng for H Hope self busy in store Kenny of to the Hay Camp Paquete + partner left for Dunvgan1912-09-11, Self busy in store 2 men arrvd on a Raft from the Hope1912-09-15, The Steamer arrvd from H.Hope and contind on her way down the River Mr Graham came down on the Boat from H Hope the Mail arrvd from Grande Prairie1912-09-21, Self been out making hay all week and arrvd home to night Samson arrvd from H Hope where he has been working for Milligan all Summer C Paquete arrvd from Dunvgan + his 2 partners a big fire burning back in the bush Montgin + his band arrvd1912-09-25, Self busy in office Kenny + Samson putting up a corrall Wablier + his Brother arrvd from M Lake C Peyeute left for the Hope this morng1912-09-26, Self busy as yesterday C Calishen left for G. Prarie Wablier makin ready to start home Attachie + his crowd arrvd Saunders arrvd from H. Hope.1912-10-01, Self painting birch board Alexie arrvd from puskupy prarie Thomas + Kiah arrvd Joseph patched of The Police left for H Hope The Maiil Man also left for Grande prarie also1912-10-08, Self in office Some Indians arrvd from H. Hope Cloudy Snow this morng on the hills1912-10-09, Self busy with Indians Appain + Adisless arrvd and a few others The Police arrvd from H Hope a fine clear day put the Boys put the potatoes in the ciller + 10 Bushels in the Root House 1912-10-12, Self in office busy as yesterday Brenot left for H. Hope. Garbitt arrvd from H Hope this eveng blowing a strong gale of wind all day1912-10-15, Busy with Indians Wablie arrvd Mr Milligan + party arrvd from H. Hope on their way out the Mail arrivd this evenig1912-10-24, Self busy loading boat for the Hope Tailor arrvd from below some Indians came in from Puskupe Prarie a fine clear day Wablier left for home1912-10-25, the scow left this mornig for H. Hope also Mr Ruthford + party left for the north started to Snow about 11am and contind all day fell about 4 inches of snow Cleared up towards eveng self busy with Indians nearly all the Indians are patched off1912-10-28, Self busy in store very foggy all day the Boat arrvd havig failed to reach Hudsons Hope they also report one of the men being drowned on this side Halfway River they broght back the H H freight with them they area fine outfit of boat men I most say1912-10-29, the Boat left this mornig for PR.L. I sent my 2 Boys down with them to School Self + Samson + Edward haullig up the H Hope freght Jus Stuart came down from Cache Creek1912-11-15, Self at od jobs Samson haullig hay Mr Brenot preparing to start for out??? 3 white men arrvd from the mountains they start from H Hope on a Raft but got caught in the Ice and lost every thing they had above the Halfway River1912-12-19, contnues cold weather Chas Paquette came down from H Hope for the mail1913-01-18, Self busy at wood pile Samson haullig wood Joe Appassisen came in with a few furs and paid his Dept Chas Paquette arrvd from H Hope for freight1913-01-20, Busy loading up C Paquettes sleds with freight to H. Hope Snow all day1913-01-21, C Paquette left this morng with freight to H Hope Samson haullig fire wood cold + stormy with snow1913-01-23, Revillons Team left for H Hope this morng Samson haullig fire wood a little milder but cloudy + looks like more snow1913-01-30, the boys got back this afternoon Mr Jamieson arrvd from H Hope with a team of Horses contind Snowing untill noon and then cleared up1913-02-01, the boys got back finished haulling all the Hay 7 Loads from Dean Mr Jamieson left for H Hope at noon taking along some freight for the HB a fine clear day1913-02-02, Duffle Noskink and 3 Indians arrvd from M Lake and brght a few furs Reid Johnston arrvd from Hudsons Hope1913-02-26, Mr Rackham + Samson also E Shaw left for Hudsons Hope this morng Self busy in office Keny at odd jobs1913-03-02, Self busy all day Mr Rackham arrvd from H Hope1913-03-14, Self haulling fire wood the Indians left for their camps after getting their supplies. the white man who came up the River left for H Hope contines cold and stormy1913-03-20, Self busy at wood a fine clear day 2 men arrvd from below haullig a sled on their way to the Hope1913-03-22, Samson + Kenny hauulig fire wood Self in store Ed Shaw arrvd from H Hope1913-03-25, the Boys started this morning to Dunegan E Shaw started back to the Hope Brady left after getting a few supplies1913-03-27, 6 Treams arrvd from outside on ther way to H Hope Taylor arrvd with Hay1913-03-28, all the Teams left to day for H Hope a fine clear day Joseph came in and brght a few furs Miller + Manson arrvd from H Hope1913-04-08, came home from the Island after the horses as they went away and left us Ed Shaw arrvd from the Hope to take up freght with the dogs1918-09-21, self in Office The Mail arrvd at noon a lot of people around the Mail arrvd from H Hope1918-09-24, Cadenheads Boat arrvd from PR Xing and also the Lady Mackwoth " " " " (from PR Xing) after unloadg some Freight they both continud on their way to H Hope a few Passngers came on the Mackwoth Chief Constable Taylor and C Finch the Later brought a Trade outfit there was also a new maneger for H Hope Mr Craig1918-09-26, Self in store Judge Robertson arrvd on his Annual visit the Lady Mackworth arrvd from HH on her way down Mrs McDugall and famly passngers on there way to Edmonton1918-10-10, Rain again this morng Self at od jobs the Police left for H Hope1918-10-12, cold last night very hard frost Sef finish taking up the potatoes to day the Assisan arrvd from H Hope1918-10-27, cold + stormy 2 men passed down the River from H Hope at noon on their way to PR1919-01-08, Self in store a lot of people around the Mail arrivd the Cadenheads arrvd from Halfway River + J Beattie from H Hope Fraser arrived from Cache Creek on his way to Cut Bank River for freight1919-01-10, a fine mild day snow all gone of the Hills and very slipy around the place Self in store The Cadenheads left for Home this morng also J Beatty of H Hope1919-01-14, cloudy and looks like Snow. a report from H Hope that a man has been found shot some where across the Portage1919-01-15, Snowed nearly all last night cleared up this morng Fraser arrived from Pouce Coupie with Freight for Cadenhead The Chief Constable Taylor left this Morning for Hudsons Hope1919-01-22, a lot of people arrvd looking for the Mail Cadenhead arrvd from H Hope also B. Grgory on his way out. no mail1919-02-17, cold + stormy the Police arrvd from H. Hope1919-02-19, The Mail arrvd Macdougall + Woods arrvd from H Hope on their way out Macdougall was arrested and tried got of on suspended sentence Mr Hart arrvd he has been in the Navy during the last 3 1/2 years1919-03-05, Self in store a fine clear day the mail arrvd a lot of people arrvd a Freighter passed here on his way to H Hope1919-03-26, the Macdougall outfit left for H Hope self at od jobs1919-04-02, contens fine the 2 miners who was camped here left this Morng for Hudsons Hope water deep on Ice self in office1919-04-07, Self busy with Indians Takola arrvd from Davis Camp Oaker Paid his depts Sakona left his Fur in camp as he had to pack their Saddles for 2 days to get their Horses he will be in about 2 Weeks later with Furs and pay his depts Cadenhead arrvd from H Hope1919-04-08, self at od jobs 2 Retired men arrvd with a Waggon looking for Land W Macdougall + C Taylor arrvd from H Hope to buy pack Horses.1919-04-10, contins rain all day self at od jobs mail left for H Hope1919-04-22, very fine weather self as yesterday the Ice Breaking up in front of the Post Cadenhead arrvd from H Hope1919-05-05, a fine clear day the Boat left for H Hope this Morng Self at od jobs the Boat arrvd from H Hope this eveng1919-05-09, the Indians left this morng for their camps self in office Frank Twdwell arrvd from up the south Pine were he has been trapping for the winter 2 men came down on a Raft from H Hope this eveng1919-05-11, 7 men arrivd in a small moter boat this morng from PR Xing on their way to H Hope cloudy and over cast Mr Macdougall arrvd from H Hope their eveng River still comg up1919-05-14, Self busy X in Store the Indians left at noon Joe Appassisen arrvd and paid his dept the SS Pine Pass arrvd from PR Xing with a number of passengers + Freight for H Hope she left after a short stay here Self sowed some Garden seeds up at the Ranche this eveng1919-05-15, a fine clear day more Indians arrvd self busy with Indians the SS Pine Pass arrvd from H Hope this eveng I got a few supplies by it from H Hope1919-05-25, a fine clear day the SS DA Thomas arrvd with a number of passagers after unloadg some freight they contind on their way to H. Hope. Self busy takg up some freight1919-05-26, blowg a strong gale of west wind the DA Thomas arrvd in after noon from H Hope and after a call of a few minutes contind on her way down the Pine Pass not yet turnd up1919-05-30, a fine clear day self very busy in store Mr Macdougall arrvd from H. Hope to Record some claims River falling1919-06-04, Self busy takig Inventory a lot of people around the Mail arrivd Revellons Inspector came along with mail 3 men passed down the River this AM Bethie arrvd along with Cadenhead from H Hope1919-06-07, cloudy with Some Rain the Pass arrvd from the Hope this eveng Self very busy1919-06-08, a fine clear O day to SS DA Thomas arrvd from PR Xg and brght some HB Freight and a number of passager after unloadg she contind on her way to H Hope Self + Johny Haulled up the Freight1919-06-12, A fien clear day 2 boats passed down the River from H Hope 3 men left here on a Raft for Dunvgan self busy in Office1919-06-14, a fine clear day Japans arrvd but had very little Furs the Pine Pass arrvd this eveg and a small moter Boat with 4 men who had been stakg claims at Cut Bank River Dr Grimshaw and arrd from H Hope in canoe he left on the Pine Pass for PR Xing this eveng1919-06-17, cloudy and over cast a little rain cleared up towards eveng self in office Mr Laird Indian agent and party arrvd from H Hope with Pack train and will pay treaty tomorrow1919-06-20, Busy as yesterday a few men came down from H Hope in a canoe1919-06-22, a fine clear day the SS DA Thoms arrvd this eveng after unloadg some freight she contind on her way up to H Hope a lot of Homesteads Seekers arrvd1919-07-02, the Pine Pass left this am for H Hope self packing Furs Rain towrds eveng made 3 Pack the smallboat fur trade ever made at this Post1919-07-06, Rain all day C Paquette arrvd from H Hope the S.S. DA Thomas arrvd a lot of passangers George arrvd + Mr Boyd District Manager and conted on tt to H Hope a few Indians came in from the North1919-07-08, The DA Thomas left early this morng for the Hope Self at od jobs Rain again1919-07-15, contins very fine a slight shower towrds eveng. Mr Boyd arrvd from H Hope in a canoe1919-07-16, a fine clear day self in store Mr Boyd busy in office Capt Colt passed down the River in a canoe the SS Pine Pass arrvd from PR Xing this eveng and contind on their way up they brght up over 20 passegers a Raft arrvd from H Hope way 3 men + 4 women this evenging1919-07-19, Pine Pass arrvd from H Hope this A.M and took on a few passagers and left about 8 am Self in store Rain again this eveng1919-07-21, Self busy the SS DA Thomas arrvd and unloaded a little freight and contind on her way to H Hope a number of passangers arrvd looking for land heavy Rain towrds eveng with thunder + Lightenin Ed LeBlans Died on steamer and was buried here1919-07-22, a fine clear day the DA Thomas arrvd from H Hope and after takng a few passangers contind on her way down Mr Boyd left on steamer1919-07-30, Rain this morng but cleared up towards noon a moter Boat arrvd from H. Hope with a few miners on their way to the Crossing Rain towards eveng Sakona arrvd from the North1919-08-05, a fine clear day self + Boys haulling up Freight the steamer left this morng for H Hope1919-08-06, the steamer arrvd from the Hope at noon and after taking on a few Passagers left for PR Xng Mrs Birly went odwn with her little Boy to the Doctor to have a Bean taken out of his nose Self at od jobs weather fine mail arrvd 1919-08-14, Boys at Hay a fine clear day Self very busy a few men passed down the River from up above H Hope1919-08-21, the steamr unloaded a little Freight and left for PR Xing the Pine Pass arrvd in after noon and contind on to H Hope Rain nearly all day self very busy1919-09-05, Rain nearly all day the Lady Mackworth arrvd from PR with the Lady Ronda + Mother and a few others but no Freight thy contind on their way to H Hope1919-09-10, a very fine day self in store George cut the oats at the Ranche Mr Chase oil explorer and Pack train arrvd on the South Side and Crossed his Horses he is going up to H Hope with canoe1919-09-15, the white cow took the Bull the Road Gang Started work this morning C Paquette arrvd from H. Hope after Horses Self busy in Store Angus helpig George to stalk hay1919-09-19, the Pine Pass left for H Hope this morng self at od jobs1919-09-27, a hard frost last night but a fine warm day Cadenhead arrvd from HH with his Boat and left for Pr Xing1919-10-12, Lady Mackworth left for H Hope this a m busy haullg up Freight a fine clear day1919-10-29, a fine mild day Mr Kelly + Party of the Dredge left for Pouce Coupie over land Mr Fugl + McDougall + Party arrvd from H Hope1919-11-05, 18 below Zero this am contind cold all day no mail from outside mail arrivd from H Hope self very busy a few people around Mail arrvd across this eveng1920-01-21, Contins very Cold 35 below this morng Cold all day Mail arrived from Hudsons Hope this evening brought 1 bale Furs for H.B. No mail from Pouce Coupie a few people around waitg for the mail but eventuly went home disapontd1920-01-27, 40 below this morng Mild towards noon the Mail left for H Hope this evening Cloudy and looks like snow1920-02-04, a fine mild day and looks like fine weather no mail Cadenhead arrvd from H Hope1920-03-03, Contins cold Mr + Mrs Gregy + Cadenhead lef this morng for Spirit River The Mail arrvd Ed Furfur arrvd from HH with the Mail Self busy in store 25 below Z this a m 1920-03-21, Snowig all day and blowg a cold north wind K McMillen + party of Miners arrvd from H Hope the Family moved back to Ranche to day1920-03-30, cold and stormy with snow 10 below Zero very little doing Joe Turner + another man passed on their way to H Hope.1920-04-01, very cold + story with snow all day RS Heddle + another miner Passed on their way to HH Brooks arrived with 2 passangers Self at odd jobs Moccisens arrvd from the North he brought a few Furs and paid his depts he reports nearly all the Indians Horses dead at the north Pine on acount of the deep snow1920-05-06, Self working at the Creek all day weather fine an warm a lot of Ice going down Mail arrd from H Hope1920-05-16, a fine clear day self went up the Hill and sowed some oats + Barley Furfar came down from H Hope in a canoe1920-05-18, a fine clear day a few Indians around. Self puttig in Potatoes in front garden 4 men arrvd from H. Hope with a dead man who had W died above H Hope they Burried him here his name was olson 1920-05-22, the SS H Hope arrvd but very little Fright a few passangers steamer after a short stay left for H Hope1920-06-22, The DA Thomas left this am for H Hope Self haullig freight the DA Thomas arrvd from HH and after taking on some Horses + passangers left for PR Xing1920-06-27, 2 men passed on their way down to the crossig on a Raft cloudy + overcast Mr Laird Indian agent + Party arrvd from H Hope on a Raft1920-06-30, contins very hot Cadenhead arrvd here this morng at 4 am with some Freight and a few passangers and contind on his way to H. Hope Mr Henderson went up to the Hope Treaty paid to Indians this eveng self busy in store1920-07-04, a clear day self + Angus went up the hill for a visit a moter Boat arrvd from PR Xing with a few passgs and contind on her way to HH1920-07-09, self busy as before weather fine Cadenhead passed up with his Boat this a m for HH1920-07-19, weather fine DA Thomas arrvd and broght a lot of Freight and passager and after unlodg contind on to H Hope Self + the Boys Haulled up the HB Freght1920-07-20, The Boat arrvd from HH in after noon after takng on HB Furs contind on her way down the River very hop water dropping fast1920-08-02, weather fine the DA Thomas arrvd this a m and unloaded some fish and Passingers and left for H Hope Self + Boys haullig up freight1920-08-03, weather cloudy the DA Thomas arrvd from H Hope at noon and left for PRXing a few passigers going down1920-08-16, Rain again to day self busy haullg freight the DA Thomas arrvd from H. Hope and contind on the way down1926-05-02, went down to old Post the SSDA Thomas arrvd about Noon with a big Load having Government oats for the Settlers after unloading part of her Cargo they left for H Hope Rained part of the day1926-05-14, Blowing a Strong west wind all day Self busy at od jobs. Mail arrvd from H.Hope Mr Strand Fur buyer arrived from H. Hope.1926-05-15, Self very busy 4 Indians came in with a little Furs. I hear Strand bought all the Trappers Furs around here, weavers Boat arrvd and left for the Hope this eveng. Weather fine.1926-05-20, Boat arrvd vry little Freight Mr Wilson came up as our Acountant Self went down to old Post Rain all day the S.S.D.A. Thomas went on to H Hope a few Passegers came up on the Boat Mr + Mrs Barber also came up1926-05-21, a fine clear day busy opening up the Furs from out Posts Boat arrived from H Hope and contind on her way to the Crossing. Self very busy. No Mail a dance to-night.1926-05-23, a fine clear day the B C Police Inspector + Game Warden arrived from H. Hope. Self went down to the Ranch1926-06-01, Cloudy but Cleard up towards Noon Self + Bourassa went down to old Post and took stock got back in the eveng a few Indians came in.the Buliah Boat got in about noon she brought some freight for the store and ???sold on her way to H Hope. C Calishen + family patched in1926-06-04, Blowing a strong gale of wind all day Self in store the D A Thomas arrvd from H Hope and continued on her way down E Bourassa went down on steamer to Vermillion1926-06-18, weather fine self fixing up for treaty and Cleang up the Store weavers Boat got back from H Hope about 6. P.M. and left for the Crossing with a few passengers R Pickard + Mother who is leaving for Prince George and also Mr Middleton and a few others1926-06-20, weather fine Indian agent and party arrived from H Hope at noon self + Ogilvie went down and brought them up to the Post, a lot of the Indians came in for Treaty Monday Billy fool + 2 others came in from the Sekinnie for Treaty1926-07-20, continues fine weather D A Thomas will arrive from H.Hope today I intend going down with it to Peace River Crossing Johny in charge1926-08-02, weather fine Thomas arrived from H Hope + continued on her way to the Crossing. the Grasshoppers are destroying the Crops here. the farmers are cutting what is left of it for feed1926-08-07, weather fine Bulah left for H H this morning Mr Fraser + 2 others arrvd from Pouce Coupe and had a Meetng in the Hall this eveng Mr Thomas is the Conservative C???it Memer for the Dominion Houses1926-08-20, D A Thomas left this Morng for H Hope. Self got home this Morng about 5 am Cloudy towards evening Joe Appassin arrvd1926-09-04, Middleton went down and haulled up the Freight + Hay there was 84 Bales of Hay a few showers all day Self went down and helped with the Freight. the Bulah passed down about 5 Aclock and the Weenusk arrvd from H H about 8 aclock and tied up for the night I got back here about 12 aclock1926-09-20, cold and stormy with Snow the Weenusk Arrvd at noon and left our Freight on the bar and contind on her way to H.Hope. Self went down to meet the Boat.1926-09-22, weather cold Weenusk arrvd from H.Hope. They brought the Freight from the bar in the Little Boat to the Landing Self and Middleton haulled up the Freight they left about 7 a'clock P.M. for the Crossing R Easton went down on Weenusk Self got home at 11PM. 4 Teams left with Freight fo the B.C.Police to Sakinna River.1926-10-22, a fine clear day snow all gone self very busy. Buliah Boat left for H.Hope about noon 1927-01-20, Indians left this Morning still cold. McDarmott arrvd from H.Hope on his way out taking the HH Furs along he has over 20 000 worth of Furs1927-01-22, cold + Stormy wind from north Sarg Duncan and the Road fore man came in this eveng they got lost out their way to H Hope having taken the Nelson Trail by mastake Self at od jobs Mail left to day1927-01-28, Continues cold and Stormy with Snow Self very busy Mr Watt in office mail arieved this evening a dance at Thorsens Hall to Night the Police arrvd from H.Hope1927-02-09, weather fine McDermott left this Morng for H.Hope Self + Mr Watt went down and loaded up 2 sleds Freight for Fontas1927-03-18, Very cold last night by warmed up towards noon. Some Freighters arrvd from Rolla for Ross. a few people arrvd from Hudsons Hope for the dance which is coming up to night Self busy in store. Mr Watt making ready t go out with the Mail Man who will be leavg tomorrow1927-05-22, weather fine the Buleah Boat Arrvd from H.Hope on her way to the Crossing1927-06-12, The S.S. D A Thomas Arrived this Morning from the P R Crossing their was a few passangers and Some H B Freight after unloading here they left for H.Hope. weather fine self went up to Fish Creek towards evening1927-06-13, weather fine the D A Thomas got back from the Hope at 2 P.M. after short stay they contind on their way down the River. Johny went down on his way to Edmonton there was also a few other passangers. Self working in Garden Mosquitos very bad Cloudy towards eveng and looks like rain. Mail boat left this eveng1927-06-25, Rain again this Morng but cleard up apout 10 Aclock the Buleah boat Arrived from Peace River with Freight and a few passangers after unloadg part of her cargo she proceded on her way to H Hope. Rain again towards evening1927-06-27, A fine clear day After the rain last night The Bulaha Boat arrived from H.Hope this Morng after taking on a few passngers they contind on their way down. the D A Thomas arrvd about noon from H Hope D McDonald of Lairds party came back down to prepare for Treaty the D A Thomas continued on her way down. cold this eveng and looks like Frost1927-07-05, A fine clear day a few showers towards evening every thing wet after the past 2 days rain. Very little doing water rising in the River. The Indian Agent still at Hudsons Hope. Cloudy again this eveng and looks like more rain1927-07-07, Rain again and continue until about 2 P.M. when it cleared up the Indian Agent and party arrived from H. Hope this evening cloudy again and started to rain but cleared up towards morning River rising fast1927-07-15, continues fine Mail arrived also the Goverment Fire patrol Boat arrived continued on their way to Hudsons Hope the Bulah around from H H this evening and brought 15 Indian children who is going to the R C School at Grouard and 2 more children went along with them from here they continued on their way to the Crossing, finished our Store, house this evening1927-07-17, The D A Thomas arrived this Morning with a large Number of Passingers but very little Freight Johny also arrived and Mr Melven who is inspecting the Posts the Boat stayed here all day they had a danse on board at night they left about 8 a.m. for H Hope weather fine1927-07-19, weather fine busy at od jobs the Fire Boat arrived from Hudsons Hope, and the D A Thomas arrvd at 9 P.M. after taking on 11 packs of Furs + a few passagers they continued on their way down the River1927-07-29, continues fine weather a few Showers mail arrvd early to day the Goverment Grass Hopper arrvd from H. Hope And are going to make a Raft to go down the River with as the grass hoppers are gone their services will not be required here for some time. Self very busy had a visit from Jack Appan1927-08-05, Continues fine weather H Weaver Boat got in to day at noon with a lot of Freight and a few passengers including H Garlutt + his wife who are on their way home from Slave Lake the Boat left this evening for H Hope1927-08-07, D A Thomas arrived they brought some H B Freight and a few passangers the R C Bishop also arrvd and I took him up to his Mission the Boat left for H. Hope after unloading1927-08-23, Continues fine weather we finished Stacking Hay, we put 13 loads on top of the Hill. We just heard that Mrs McDermott died at Edmonton on Sunday Morning. Mr Anseyshaw + C Th Towers went to H Hope with Moter Boat this evening where they will meet some of the Goverment Officells1927-08-26, Cloudy and overcast with a little rain Weavers Boat left for H Hope this Morning with Freight and a few passangers. Very little doing the R C Bishop came down to the old Post to wait for the boat1927-08-28, went down to old Post and helped to Pack up the Godsells freight the Bulah arrved in the evening from H Hope Mrs Godsell and Harris Also George is going to P R with the Bulah the air leavig in the Morning. Wablin + Family and 2 of Calchens arrved last eveng1927-09-09, a fine clear day Weavers Boat arrived from the Crossing this Morning Mr Harris And George came as passangers and a few others they had a lot of Freight for the diferet stores they left about 2 P.M for H Hope. the Mail arrvd this evening for Mr McDermott + 2 children passed up in the Mail Boat1927-09-25, a fine Clear day Weavers Boat left for H Hope this Morning1927-09-27, Rain again This Morning self at od jobs. Weaver arrived from H. Hope this evening and Camped here Judge Robertson came down from H Hope with Weaver self went up the hill to see W Gardner who arrived from L S Lake last evening, he is going to the Sikinnia Post for the winter1927-10-16, Weaver unloading freight this Morning he left for H Hope about 2 P.M. Cloudy all day self took Johny up to Fish Creek he was visiting here for a little while. Started to Rain about 9 P.M. Mr Barber left for Pouce Coupe1928-02-25, a fine clear day Howe passed here on his way to H Hope with the mail. D Peters got back from Halfway River, he says the Ice is good. George brought down our Mail I hear Pepper got back from Edmonton with a lot of more Freight1928-02-27, a fine clear day self went up to Fish Creek roads geting bad as the snow is going fast George + Peters came down for Supper. Peters and McKoy is leaving for H. Hope in the Morning1928-02-28, weather fine. D Peters + McCoy left this Morning for H.Hope, where they May locate. Self not feeling very well1928-02-29, 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. 1928-03-14, 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 evening1928-03-15, A fine clear day very warm and thawing the hills getting bare again J Roxton left for H.Hope at noon self at wood. Mr McDermott arrived from H.Hope this evening and stayed for The Night. He is on his way to Pouce Coupe1928-03-19, 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 trip1928-03-24, 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 Morning1928-05-15, continues fine Weavers Boat left for H Hope in afternoon with 1 scow self disking Thorsens Threshing at Duncan at wheat. Cloudy towards evening and looks like rain I planted a few potatoes this evening1928-05-17, the D A Thomas arrvd this Morning at 5 aclock they had Freight for the H.B. also 3 passangers. they left for H Hope about 9 am Blowing a strong west wind Weavers Boat arund from H Hope this eveng and contind down the River Mail arrvd1928-05-18, Self very busy the D A Thomas arrvd from H Hope about 9 am and left at 10 am for Peace River Xing. Weather fine George brought down the mail the Boy sowed Oats this Morning in the field1928-05-28, A fine clear day the D A Thomas arrived from the Xing this Morning with a little freight + 3 Passangers she left for Halfway River to load Grain Weavers Boat arrived about noon with a lot of Freight + 12 Passangers after unloading they continued on to Hudsons Hope. 3 men arrived from Prince George with a canoe on their way to P R Xing they campet heere for the night1928-05-30, A fine clear day self working in the Garden. Put in some citron and sqush this evening. H Weavers Boat arrived from H Hope about 6 PM and left for Taylor Flat to load Grain1928-06-11, the D A Thomas arrived this Morning at 8 aclock they had a number of passengers and Freight after unloading they left for H. Hope. Rained hard this Morng about 4 a.m. the River rising1928-06-12, a fine clear day the D A Thomas arrvd from H Hope about 10 a.m. and loaded some wheat and left about 1 PM for PR Xing self down at old Post1928-06-18, A fine clear day very hot and lots of flys Weavers Boat arrived this morning with 2 Scows loaded with freight and a few passangers, after unloading part of the Freight he left for H Hope. Cloudy towards evening and looks like rain1928-06-20, very hot weather self + Fredy fencing Weavers Boat arieved from H Hope this evening a lot of passangers from here went down the River with him he will take 2000 Busl Grain on at Taylor Flat. River going down.1928-06-21, continues very hot weather and I and Fred putting up a fence Mrs Taylor + 2 children came up for a visit and stayed for the night Mr Perry M.P.P. + 2 others went up to H Hope with a Boat at noon1928-06-25, the DA Thomas arrived this Morning with a few Settlers and Freight they left for H Hope at noon continues very hot1928-07-17, Contins fine weather Weavers Boat got back from H Hope this evening, and contind on to Taylor Flat to load Wheat the River falling1928-07-20, the DA Thomas went down to Taylors Flat to Meet the Governor General who is coming in by car via Grande Prairie and will go up on the Boat to H Hope the Governor + party Motered up to the Settlement and came down to the Old Post and went on The Boat I had the honour of meetg him1928-07-21, weather fine self at od jobs the D A Thomas pa arrvd from H Hope about 10 30 this eveng after taking on a few passangers they contined on their way down1928-07-30, Rain nearly all day the Clark of the Indian Agent and Dr Watson + W. Kelly arrvd in a Canoe, from H. Hope at noon to Pay Treaty to the Indians the D A Thomas expected1928-07-31, Treaty paid to the Indians. Mr Laird Indian Agent + Mr McDermot arrvd from H Hope about 10 a.m. Report the D A Thomas got in a sand bar at Pallings and got off Safely but will not come up farder as the water is to low1928-08-01, Mr Laird and party left this Morning for Dunvegan by Canoe Mr McDarmott + party also left for H Hope. Weather fine I went up the hill to see the Crops the River rising1928-08-15, the Weenusk left for H.Hope this morning as the D A Thomas could not get over the Bar. Weavers Boat arrived this evening with 2 Scows and a big load of freight and a few passangers weather fine1928-08-16, Weaver left for H Hope this AM Self shingling the stable the Weenusk arrvd about 10 PM from H Hope. Rain this eveng and very cloudy1928-08-20, cold last night frost up on the hill self at od jobs Weavers Boat arrivd from H Hope this eveng and continued down the River1928-09-19, a fine Clear day blowing a strong west wind All day Weaver left this evening for H. Hope1928-09-23, weather fine H Weavers Boat got back from H. Hope1928-10-07, 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 eveng1928-10-10, Cloudy all day Cleared up towards eveng self took up the turnips in the Garden Weavers Boat arrvd from H. Hope this eveng and camped here for the night1928-10-18, a fine Clear day the Wenusk left this Morng for H Hope self busy at od jobs I sent some potatoes + vegatables by Ogrady to the H.B. Had a visit from some of the Indians to day they report wolves numerous North and are killing of the Moose1928-10-27, 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 Hope1929-02-17, a fine clear day The McDougal Boys arrvd from H Hope this eveng and camped for the Night they report the Ice good1929-03-11, blowing a strong west wind very mild Powel came down with 5 Men + 4 teams and took his Steam Boiler up to the Lake I went up to the P O with some Mail. I met F Perry and 2 other Miners on their way to Ft Grahame J McDougall + T Green arrvd from H Hope and camped here1929-03-12, continues fine weather snow going fast Frans passed here at noon with a Car + 2 teams he is taking the car to H Hope on the Ice. Self went up to Fish Creek1929-03-14, 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 Thorsens1929-03-25, A fine clear day Mrs B sick again A Yaeger left this Morning the Mail Man also left for H Hope on the Ice1929-03-29, 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 good1929-04-08, 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 visit1929-05-16, started to rain early this Morning and continued all day. H Weavers Boat left this Morning for H Hope1929-05-18, A fine clear day I went up for the Mail this Morning I saw a few prospectors who are going out north and some of them going up to Fort Grahame. I got back in the afternoon and planted a few potatoes Weavers Boat got back from H Hope this evening1929-05-24, the DA Thomas arrived this morning they landed a little Freight here and continued on to H. Hope Rained all Morning, but cleared up about 10 am I went up to Birlys for a few eggs. Cloudy towards evening a dance at Thorsens to night1929-05-25, cold + stormy with Rain the D A Thomas arrived from H Hope about 10 aclock this Morning and after staying a shot time continued on her way down1929-06-05, Continues very hot I was busy in the Garden this Morning H Weaver got in about 11 am he had a little Freight for here. He left about 630 for H. Hope the water high and still coming up I went up to see the Boys this evening1929-06-06, the DA Thomas arrived this morning with Settlers freight and a few passangers after unloading they left for H Hope. Rained this afternoon.1929-06-07, I went up for our Mail the Thomas arrvd this evening from H Hope and continued on her way down Cloudy towards evening. was very hot all day1929-06-08, A fine clear day and hot but cloudy towards evening, and a few Showers. H Weavers Boat came down from H Hope this eveng and after landing a short time continued on his way down Mr J A McDougall came down for H Hope on a visit1929-06-21, Rain again and contenued nearly all day but let up this evening the D A Thomas left this morning at 4 am for H Hope1929-06-26, weather fine Johny got back this evening H Weavers Boat arrived from the Crossing after unloading some Freight, they left for H Hope1929-06-28, weather fine self at od jobs weaver Boat passed down from H Hope this evening Pepper and his men arrvd George + Duncan from Ft Nelson Weenusk arrvd from PR and went on to H Hope1929-07-10, a few showers blowing a strong North wind. The DA Thomas arrived from the Crossing with some passangers + Freight also Mr Milven who is Inspecting the Posts they left about 730 this evening for H Hope (written in pen afterwards) My Birthday 64 years. I was Born in 1865.1929-07-11, weather fine I went up for the mail after dinner the D A Thomas got back from H Hope this evening they loaded a lot of Wheat at Thorsens Landing and they will load more at Taylor Flat very cold this evening1929-07-14, a fine clear day but very hot Bob McLeod + Family came down for a visit Mr Milvin came down from H. Hope by Canoe, this evening and after supper I drove him up to the H B Co (written in pen afterwards) Post at Fish Creek1929-07-19, Rain this morning but cleared up about 7am the Weenusk left early this Morning for H Hope a few showers this evening1929-07-20, Cloudy with a few heavy showers the Weenusk arrived from H Hope we shipped 125 sks Wheat by it to Peace River. I went up to the P.O with some mail after dinner Machell Calishen came in from Dawson Creek he is very helpless and using cruches1929-07-25, Contenues fine weather self calket Up some hay Johny went up for the Mail. The DA Thomas arrived this evening and after unloading some Freight left for H Hope.1929-07-26, very hot all day Johny + I went down and broke up the old Shor at the Dredge. H Weavers Boat arrived from the Crossing and landed some Freight. and then left for H Hope the water falling1929-07-27, (this entry is circled) Blowing a strong gale of West Wind all day the D A Thomas got back from H Hope and got on a Bar in front of the old Post and was their this eveng at 11 aclock. McDermott was on the Boat on his way out also Mr Sutherland who was up on a visit1929-07-29, continues very fine weather I went up with some mail to the PO this morning. The D.A. still on the Bar the water still droping H Weavers Boat arrived from H Hope this evening1929-08-01, I got back from Grande Prairie to day in afternoon. the DA Thomas Stil on the Bar The Weenusk got here a few days ago to help but as the water is very low they cant get her off. And the Weenusk left for H. Hope this Morning1929-08-02, Cloudy weath a few Showers Johny went up the hill this Morning self fixing up Mining A/counts the Weenusk left for H Hope this Morning1929-08-03, Cloudy with showers all day I took the mail up to the PO. the Weenusk got back from H Hope this Morning and left for the Crossing after dinner. They brought some wood down to the Thomas who is stil on the bar1929-08-08, I finished cutting hay at noon very hot weather the River still going down. The DA Thomas still on the Bar. Johny went up for the Mail. The Mikkelsons came down for a visit, Dr Green and his daughter. Arrived from Peace Rivr with his car, but it broke down close here and Johny took them to the old Post with team and they are going to H Hope by Boat1929-08-10, 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 Post1929-08-16, the Weenusk arrvd from the Crossing at noon and brought up a number of Men to Work on the DA Thomas and also some Freight she is not going to H.Hope. Weather very hot George stalket the Hay I cut on top of the Hill1929-08-19, a fine clear day Self busy at od jobs Johny went up the hill. Middletons man started to cut the wheat on Johnes place H Weavers Boat arrvd with freight after unloading he left for H. Hope1929-08-22, weather fine I went up for the mail this Morning and got back at noon. Sam Ogrady cutting his wheat. H Weaver Boat got back from H Hope this evening and will stay for the night as he is taking the Workg Crew from the DA Thomas down with him1929-08-30, Cloudy and overcast all day the M B Weenusk arrived after dinner after unloading some Freight she left for H. Hope. the water falling very cloudy this evening and looks like rain1929-09-13, Blowing a strong gale of Wind all from the West. The Weenusk arrived from P.R. Xing this afternoon with a big load of Freight Mr Harris and a few other passangers after unloading part of the Freight they left for H Hope1929-10-08, very hard frost last night, but fine + warm after sun rise the Boys finished the potatoes 62 sacks. H. Weavers Boat arrived from the Crossing with a load of Freight he had a hard trip as the water is very low. He is going on to H Hope1929-10-09, weather fine busy at od jobs, the River still going down. Weavers Boat left this Morning for Hudson Hope1929-10-22, Continues fine weather. I went up to Georges place this Morning and cut wood after dinner H Weavers Boat got in about 2 P.M, I went down to see them they had 26 ton freight some for here + H.Hope. Jim Beattie was on the Boat on his way home he is not well yet, he just came from Edmonton the water droping Joe Clark also came up on the Boat1929-10-26, 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 night1930-02-03, very mild I went upto the PO this morning with a few Letters blowing a strong wind snow drifing 2 Railway engineers arrived and went on to Hudson Hope this Morning. Snow about 2 1/2 to 3 ft on the Prairies1930-02-06, 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.1930-03-07, 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 visitors1930-03-30, A fine warm day 3 teams Arrived from H. Hope with 60 sks coal which they left on the bank here. the teams went down to Taylor Flat for freight for Tompkins of Halfway River Mrs Birly came down for a visit very warm all day1930-05-20, Very cold all day wind from North. I went up to the Barricks to Court Mr Abbott held court H Weavers Boat passed down from H. Hope, this evening1930-05-30, Cloudy all day rain towards evening. I went up to Thorsens and Issued 7 Mining certificates to some Miners who are going up to the Mountains. The Weenusk arrived this Morning after unloading some Freight they continued on their way to H Hope1930-05-31, Rain most of the day the Weenusk passed down from H Hope at noon the Mail arrived to day from Rolla the roads very bad1933-01-11, very mild I drove up to the Police Barricks and had meet an Indian from H Hope. the roads very bad all drifted over very miled this evening1933-02-11, 12 below this Mornig a cold North Wind all day I went up to the Post Office and also to the H B Mr Bartteman came in last Wednesday and left for H Hope yesteday the Indian agent arivd by airplain at noon1937-08-21, A fine clear day Mr Fildes came over and I went down with them to the Old Post we got back here for dinner and then they left with there Carr for Hudson Hope Fred got the Mail1940-08-15, A fine clear day In 2 Goverment Officials Arieved from Pouce Coupe also Thom and Jamison they went to H Hope and also to see Monting and after a meeting here to night they left by car to Pouce Coupe1916-10-24, self working at stable Johny at od jobs the Indians patching off for the winter Smiths boat arrived from the crossing this evening and continued on her way to H.Hope Chief Const Parsons went up as passenger on a boat to H. Hope1916-10-30, self made a coffin for the dead women and in the afternoon we went up the hill and buried her blowing a cold wind all day the deaf boy arrived from Adisliens camp + reports a women very sick still no sign of Smiths boat from the hope1916-11-01, self fixing stalls in stable and flooring up Cap Smiths boat arrived from H. Hope at noon and continued on her way down the River a fine clear day snow nearly all gone1916-11-17, continues fine self fixing up the Porch in front of the house the mail arrived from H. Hope this evening looks like a change in the weather1916-12-05, the mail left for Pouce Coupe this morning they crossed in a canoe the mail also left for H. Hope self + George cutting firewood1916-12-19, stormy with snow self in offIce Mr Bartleman left this morning with the mail man for Hudsons Hope self at od jobs1917-01-06, self at od jobs the boys at wood a fine mild day Mr Birley of Revillions + Constable Parsons left today for Hudsons Hope at noon1917-01-10, a fine mild day self pacing furs Taylor up from the flat 4 men arrived from H Hope on business requesting their land a strong north wind started blowing 6 oclock along with snow and turned very cold1917-01-11, a fine clear day but cold self counting up fur packs the H Hope men left today for home1917-01-13, a fine clear day Mr Bartleman + the Macdougall boys also Mr Birly + Parsons arrived form Hudson's Hope self very busy1917-01-14, the Macdougall boys left this morning for home to H. Hope a fine clear day moslest came in from the south side where he had been trapping but had poor luck1917-01-19, cold + stormy all day busy as yesterday Macdougall boys + 2 others with teams arrived from H Hope on their way to Spirit River1917-01-28, continues cold + stormy all day Mr Dykes arrived from H. Hope about 2 oclock in afternoon1917-02-05, I bought W Kings furs this morning self in afternoon cutting firewood George hauling hay Mr Bartleman arrived from H. Hope he has brought about $2000 worth of furs for Revillon Boat a fine warm day blowing a chinook wind in afternoon1917-02-13, continues very fine self at od jobs 2 teams arrived from H.Hope on their way to Spirit River for freight also Forpar on his way to Pouce Coupie 1917-02-14, continues fine self cutting rails George left for the N Pine Mcdougalls boy arrived from H. Hope1917-02-23, George went for hay Forpar + Aglisie arrived from Pouce Coupe with over 20 heard of cattle Mr Beatty arrived from H. Hope1917-02-24, self busy at od jobs Mr Beatty of Hudson's Hope was married today by Chief Constable Parsons continues cold1917-02-25, a fine clear day but cold Beatty left for H. Hope this morning 1917-03-05, continues fine hills all bare self at od jobs George get loads from Walter Kings with oats 2 of the russians left for Pouce Coupie for oats Mr Pairners left for H. Hope1917-03-07, continues fine but overcast Mr + Mrs Birly left this morning for H. Hope self in back cutting firewood1917-03-15, a fine clear day self in offIce J Conipa + Farrel arrived from H Hope Conipa went on to Pouce Coupie Farrel is to work here for Mr Birly1917-03-16, continues fine the boys hauling hay on top the hill self in store Mr Parsons arrived from H. Hope1917-03-17, continues fine weather self in offIce mail arrived from H. Hope + Pouce Coupe Mr Mansell also arrived a lot of people around and a lot of furs sold1917-04-04, a big fall of snow this morning but cleared up about noon Birly of Revillons left for H. Hope self busy in offIce1917-04-07, a fine clear day self in store the mail arrived from H. Hope and also from Pouce Coupe a lot of people around1917-04-22, the mail left this morning for Pouce Coupe and also for H. Hope the Ice getting bad showers all day1917-05-16, the gasoline boat left for the Hope this morning self in store Montigine + his outpost arrived and put in their furs the surveying pasrty put up their tents and fixing up their camp + supplies rain nearly all day the little boat got back this evening making the round trip in the day1917-05-17, Adislien + a few others arrived and paid their depts self very busy Dr Green + family arrived from H. Hope on a raft also W Innis the boat left this morning for PR Xing1917-06-05, Mr Reid arrived with a gasoline boat with freight this morning and continued to day Island where they loaded the freight self in offIce the SS Pine Pass arrived from H.Hope and continued down the River1917-06-09, self in offIce cloudy with rain all day the Lady Maqworth arrived this evening with a lot of land seekers also HB Inspector Mr Bassett + wife who will procced to H. Hope the mail arrived on time1917-06-10, continues rain most of the day Lady Maqworth left this morning for H.Hope the mail also left1917-06-11, a fine clear day self in offIce the boat arrived this morning from H. Hope Birly arrived by canoe1917-06-13, 3 men arrived from H. Hope this morning to make applications for their patents at the land offIce self in offIce Monsell left for P.R.1917-06-17, blowing a strong gale of wind all day Inspector Bassett arrived from H. Hope the North Land Call arrived from PR and continues on her way up1917-06-19, Rain all day self busy in offIce the Indians came in to see the Inspector and after having a talk they left for their camps the steamer arrived from H. Hope and left again for PR Mrs Cuford landed here from the steamer and intends on taking up land here 3 men arrived from P.R. with horses1917-06-25, self [counting] fur packs the steamer Da Thomas arrived this morning she had a few passengers and continued on her way to H.Hope1917-06-26, continues fine the DA Thomas arrived from H Hope and continued on her way down self in offIce1917-06-29, the SS Athabasca arrive with freight and a few passengers after unloading she continued on her way to Hudson's Hope self very busy1917-06-30, self very busy the Steamer arrived from H. Hope this evening and will leave in the morning 1917-07-07, treaty paid Indians this morning self very busy Mr Laird Indian agent left this evening for Hudson's Hope the Indians left for their camps this evening the mail arrived this evening 1917-07-12, continues fine cloudy towards evening a B.C. Roadman arrived and left for H.Hope1917-07-18, Mr Birily had a son this morning at 9 am Taylor passed up with his canoe and 2 men on their way to H Hope self at od jobs1917-07-19, very hot all day the Road man arrived from H Hope and left for Cut Bank Creek very smokey there must be big fire somewhere up the River1917-07-20, a fine clear day 3 miners arrived from H Hope on their way to P.R. Xing self in garden hoeing potatoes 1917-07-22, the mail left this morning Miss Cadenhead around for the H Hope mail1917-07-27, cloudy and looks like rain the SS Pine Pass arrived from PR and continued on their way up to Cache Creek with a party of settlers Cadenhead passed on his way to PR started to rain towards evening Reid Johnston of H Hope arrived from LS Lake where he has been on a visit 1917-07-30, the SS DA Thomas arrived and had a number of passengers and some freight for the HBCO self + George hauling freight some rain again the steamer continued on her way to H Hope1917-09-11, the SS Lady Maqworth arrived from PR they brought some HB freight and a few passengers along I had the pleasure of packing the freight to the top of the bank the boat continued on her way to H Hope1917-09-13, continues fine fire Ranger Forpar arrived self at odd jobs the Lady Mackworth arrived from H Hope and continued on her way down Joseph crossed his house and went out to Adisliens camp1917-09-17, a lot of Indians around looking for debt I gave dept to a few of them Premer Booster And 6 other arrived from H Hope and camped across at the polIce building1917-09-22, self in store blowing a strong gale of wind all day Mr Booster arrived with his pack train the mail got in this evening R Wood arrived from HH on his way out George left with Mr Booster1917-09-24, very cold last night self + Johny taking up potatoes 6 men arrived in a boat from H Hope and camped on the other side1917-10-04, a fine clear day self + Johny putting potatoes in cellar 3 Indians arrived and reported the death of Tilly Judge Robertson arrived from H Hope 1917-10-05, the Judge holding court but no cases to be tried a fine clear day water rising the SS Pine Pass arrived and continued to H Hope1917-10-15, cold with a little snow towards evening 3 Indians arrived from H. Hope self very busy1917-10-24, continues fine the Indians all patched of Attachies crowd gone to Hudsons Hope to get Dept from McDougall self at od jobs the River falling the PolIce left for Pouce Coupie this morning1917-11-10, the mail left this morning for Pouce Coupe to H Hope weather fine for this time of year self went out and plowed this afternoon water falling1917-12-11, continues very cold 35 below self got timber for a hay rack 2 men arrived from Pouce Coupe on their way to Hudson's Hope1917-12-22, cold + stormy all day the mail left this morning Cadenhead also left for H Hope with mail1918-01-05, the mail arrived from H Hope the mail canoe left this morning but left the mail as it was not ready on time a little colder today J Thomas around from Hudsons Hope on his way to inlet 1918-01-08, 15 below this morning J Thomas left for Edmonton where he intends to enlist he was delayed here for 2 days on account of a dept he owed to MacDougall at H Hope but he settled it this morning self + Johny fixing the fur packs now I will cover them with carcass before shipping1918-01-11, cold started to snow in afternoon the 2 miners left for H Hope also the PolIce for Halfway River George went out to see the house and brought in Old Jim Adislen arrived and brought a few skins of furs1918-01-18, a fine clear day started to snow towards evening the mail arrived also Constable Duncan arrived from Pouce Coupie Cadenhead arrived from H Hope for mail with pack horses1918-02-03, cold + stormy all day with snow we all went up to the ranche for dinner the deaf Indian arrived from the north and reports lots of moose but very little furs the H Hope Chief died this morning news came by wire1918-02-10, blowing a strong chinook wind from the west and snow drifting bad the H Hope mail arrived this morning1918-02-11, the mail left this morning for Hudsons Hope self at od jobs George at wood a fine mild day cloudy towards evening1918-02-25, a fine mild day self at od jobs George breaking a trail to the hay stalks snow very deep J Beatter around from H Hope1918-02-28, Blowing a strong Chinook wind Beattie + Mckenna left for H Hope this morning Mr Birly + Agelise left for Pratts Place to buy furs one man arrived this evening from Ft Graham hauling a sled he is on his way to Edmonton George went for a load of oats1918-03-17, the Macdougalls left this morning for H Hope thawing all day1918-03-22, a fine clear day the mail arrived at noon self in offIce the arrived from H Hope this evening 1918-04-18, continues fine self plowing the gardens young McDougall arrived from H Hope for supplies Montigine + 3 others arrived this evening1918-05-09, the Lady Mackworth left for H Hope about nine am self + Johny hauled up the freight Japanin arrived and paid his dept self went up to Georges place and sowed some oats1918-05-10, weather fine self + Johny planted 3 sacks potatoes up at the ranch in the morning self at od jobs in afternoon the Lady Mackworth arrived from H Hope this evening and camped here1918-05-24, a fine clear day self in offIce the Lady Mackworth arrived this evening Mr Bartleman on board on his way to H Hope1918-05-25, a fine clear day the Lady Mackworth left for H Hope this morning self in offIce the Mackworth arrived back this evening from H Hope1918-06-16, a fine clear day the Indians agent arrived from H Hope1918-06-17, a fine clear day self very busy treaty paid by Mr Laird to Indians Rain towards evening but George arrived from H Hope 1918-07-08, the DA Thomas arrived his morning with a few passengers including Mr + Mrs Birly + Johny also some freight after discharging the freight they left for H Hope1918-07-09, a fine day very hot self at od jobs the SS Da Thomas arrived from H Hope at 1 oclock and continued on her way down JD Cadenhead arrived this evening and camped for the night1918-07-22, the SS DA Thomas arrived and brought a lot of freight and a few passengers 3 Government men arrived to look up land for returned soldiers the boat left on her way to H Hope after unloading her freight rain nearly all day1918-07-23, self busy packing furs down to the bank the arrived at noon and landed for a short time then continued on her way the opperator + Mrs Mcquire and a few others left on boat Mr McDougall of H Hope was also a passenger very cold last night a light frost a few of the potatoes were frozen1918-07-24, a fine clear day self in store very little doing Cadenhead + brady arrived from H Hope1918-08-12, The Indians left this morning the DA Thomas arrived with a lot of passengers for H Hope Mr Boyd the boss of this district on board and they all continued on their way to H Hope a fine clear day1918-08-13, self in store the boat arrived this evening from HH and took on board 3 men George one of them also Clark + the Chief Constable bound for Vancouver to be trained1918-08-17, self in offIce mail arrived this evening Mr Boyd District manager arrived with Cadenhead from H Hope