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| Monday, October 30, 1893 |
| Joe & I killed a deer on the Eastern also one Nov. 2 th. |
| Friday, November 03, 1893 |
| We went North from the Rail Road about seven miles and |
| came to Willow River. We killed a couple red squirrels and |
| roasted them for our dinner. This is my birthday. I am 27 |
| years old. This will always remind me of where I ate my |
| dinner that day in the wilderness on the North bank of the |
| Willow River. |
| Monday, November 06, 1893 |
| We came home as it was so dry that we could not do |
| anything hunting and could not afford to buy our board. Such |
| is always my luck. It seems there is no use of trying to do our |
| thing any more. |
| Thursday, November 09, 1893 |
| Hilda & Fulton's little baby boy [Albert] died. He was five |
| weeks old. They buried it in the Sanitago Cemetary. |
| Wednesday, November 15, 1893 |
| Joe, J. Brakfield & myself went up to Gilmans Mill to hunt for a |
| few days. We killed two deer and seventeen partridges. |
| Saturday, November 18, 1893 |
| I went up to Cheely's and staid over night. The next morning |
| we went out hunting and I killed a big buck. Gave the horns to |
| Lizzie. |
| Friday, November 24, 1893 |
| Mary came home from Aitken Co. where she has been |
| teaching school. Has been away three months. |
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