Jan 9, 1879
us up the Mountain to hunt deere it was snowing hard, we
travelled up the mountain some 2 Miles and started up a
herd of about 20 deer, but they ran over the Hills to far to shuit
at them. we soon saw six others standing on the side of the
Hill abot a quarter of a Mile from ^us^ they stood & looked at us
some 20 Minuts, there was a large gulf between us which
was difficult to cross which detained me so long that
they left before I could get a shot at them. We saw
another one standing in a grove of small underwood but
to far to shoot. It was thought that if we had gone half a
mile further onto the top we would have found a good many
Deer, but it was snowing so hard that it was thought best to
return. in going down the Mountain it was so steep that
I cam near falling over the Horses head several times
But we got down in safety & dined with Owen Smith then
crossed the Bottuom to Br Irons distance of the day 25 M[iles]

January 10, 1879 ~ Friday

10^th It snowed last night. About 6 inches of snow on the
ground. four of us took our guns wen[t] out Hunting rabbits
we killed 20, and returned home 20 M[iles]

January 11, 1879 ~ Saturday

11. We rode up to see a sight for a Factory and went
over the Hills. George Teasdale & wife & James Jenkins
arived in the Evening we held a Meeting with the people
Br Teasdale spoke 38, W Woodruff spoke 45 M[inutes]
we administered to W^m Ray Cahoon a child 12
Years old who was almost stone Bling [blind] without any
appearance of Difficulty with the Eyes.

January 12, 1879 ~ Sunday

12 Sunday we rode to Ephraim and held a Meeting W Woodruff
spoke 45 M[inutes] G Teasdale 25 M[inutes]

Jan 9, 1879 us up the Mountain to hunt deere it was snowing hard, we travelled up the mountain some 2 Miles and started up a herd of about 20 deer, but they ran over the Hills to far to shuit at them. we soon saw six others standing on the side of the Hill abot a quarter of a Mile from us they stood & looked at us some 20 Minuts, there was a large gulf between us which was difficult to cross which detained me so long that they left before I could get a shot at them. We saw another one standing in a grove of small underwood but to far to shoot. It was thought that if we had gone half a mile further onto the top we would have found a good many Deer, but it was snowing so hard that it was thought best to return. in going down the Mountain it was so steep that I cam near falling over the Horses head several times But we got down in safety & dined with Owen Smith then crossed the Bottom to Br Irons distance of the day 25 Miles

January 10, 1879 ~ Friday

10th It snowed last night. About 6 inches of snow on the ground. four of us took our guns went out Hunting rabbits we killed 20, and returned home 20 Miles

January 11, 1879 ~ Saturday

11. We rode up to see a sight for a Factory and went over the Hills. George Teasdale & wife & James Jenkins arived in the Evening we held a Meeting with the people Br Teasdale spoke 38, W Woodruff spoke 45 Minutes we administered to Wm Ray Cahoon a child 12 Years old who was almost stone Bling blind without any appearance of Difficulty with the Eyes.

January 12, 1879 ~ Sunday

12 Sunday we rode to Ephraim and held a Meeting W Woodruff spoke 45 Minutes G Teasdale 25 Minutes