Camp Chopunnish (Long Camp), waiting for snow to melt — John Ordway: June 4, 1806
The day began with a wet morning following a rainy night. Hunter John Shields returned to camp, having killed two deer, and brought the meat back with him. The weather improved as the day progressed, with the latter part of the day being fair.
night a wet morning one of our hunters John Shields came in
had killed 2 Deer and brought in the meat, the after part of the
day fair.
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The night and morning were wet. One of our hunters, John Shields, came in. He had killed 2 deer and brought in the meat. The latter part of the day was fair.
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