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Snowed last night, wind high from the N W. Sawed off the boys toes Sent 5 men down the river to hunt with 2 horses, our interpeter Something better, George Drewyer taken with the Ploursey last evening Bled & gave him Some Sage tea, this morning he is much better— Cold disagreeable
Thursday 31st Jany. 1805. Snowed the greater part of last night. the wind high from N. W. the Snow flew five men went out a hunting took two horses with them.—
Thursday 31st. Some snow fell last night. Five hunters went out with two horses. In the morning the wind blew and was cold, toward the middle of the day the weather became moderate, and the afternoon was pleasant.
Thursday January 31st This morning we had a fresh wind from the N West, and the weather Cold, five of our hunters went out, and took two horses with them, in Order to hunt. In the afternoon it got warm & pleasant weather.—
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