June 3, 1886 ~ Thursday

June 3.
All of our family moved over the Mountain 2 miles
to our tent on the East side of Strawbury Valley
and made our beds in the tent 2 Miles

June 4, 1886 ~ Friday

4. we fished in willow creek 6I caught 6 trout
they wighed 4 lb 1 weighed 4 1 1/2 lbs Asahel caught 4

June 5, 1886 ~ Saturday

5. Brother Foreman & son Asahel & myself went
to Willow Creek Owen caught one fish all
that was caught By the company

June 6, 1886 ~ Sunday

6. Sunday Emma, Asahel & the children all
went Back to the Mill I kept camp I wrote
One Letter to Henry

June 7, 1886 ~ Monday

7. we spent the day in camp

June 8, 1886 ~ Tuesday

8 We broke camp & rode 5 miles to a small creek
unloaded our goods & Asahel went wack [back] to the Mill
& got what goods we left there while he was gone I caught
6 trout we then loaded up & drove to trout creek
in strawbury vally we got stalled in a grassy Mud swamp
had to unload & dig out our waggon it was Near dark
when we camped on trout creek

June 9, 1886 ~ Wednesday

9^th We turned 2 creeks and caught 30 trout Asahel
used his bare arm under the banks to catch trout & Blistered &
Poisend his arm

June 10, 1886 ~ Thursday

10 we broke camp drove to Deer Creek & Nooned we met
on the way 1000 Head of cattle that the Hearders were driving
from Currant Creek to Strawbury valley we had quite a
Job to get through them 4 young calves lost the heard
run like Deer into the Mountains 4 Horsemen followed
them & Larrieted them & draged them by the neck &

June 3, 1886 ~ Thursday

June 3. All of our family moved over the Mountain 2 miles to our tent on the East side of Strawbury Valley and made our beds in the tent 2 Miles

June 4, 1886 ~ Friday

4. we fished in willow creekI caught 6 trout they wighed 4 lb 1 weighed 1 1/2 lbs Asahel caught 4

June 5, 1886 ~ Saturday

5. Brother Foreman & son Asahel & myself went to Willow Creek Owen caught one fish all that was caught By the company

June 6, 1886 ~ Sunday

6. Sunday Emma, Asahel & the children all went Back to the Mill I kept camp I wrote [FIGURE] One Letter to Henry

June 7, 1886 ~ Monday

7. we spent the day in camp

June 8, 1886 ~ Tuesday

8 We broke camp & rode 5 miles to a small creek unloaded our goods & Asahel went back to the Mill & got what goods we left there while he was gone I caught 6 trout we then loaded up & drove to trout creek in strawbury vally we got stalled in a grassy Mud swamp had to unload & dig out our waggon it was Near dark when we camped on trout creek

June 9, 1886 ~ Wednesday

9th We turned 2 creeks and caught 30 trout Asahel used his bare arm under the banks to catch trout & Blistered & Poisend his arm

June 10, 1886 ~ Thursday

10 we broke camp drove to Deer Creek & Nooned we met on the way 1000 Head of cattle that the Hearders were driving from Currant Creek to Strawbury valley we had quite a Job to get through them 4 young calves lost the heard run like Deer into the Mountains 4 Horsemen followed them & Larrieted them & draged them by the neck &