the Oregon pine timber.

June 27, 1895 ~ Thursday

27^th We traveled along the bend of the
Columbia River, where numbers were
engaged in the salmon business, both
in catching and canning. We arrived
at Portland, and stopped at the Port-
land Hotel, at $5.⁰⁰ a day for our rooms.
All the company stopped at this hotel.
I wrote a pencil letter to Owen, and Ma
wrote too. We spent the night at Portland

June 28, 1895 ~ Friday

28^th All the company took cars, and rode
by the side of the river for many miles
We traveled all day through immense
timber lands. It was a strange sight
to come upon cities, towns and villages
in the midst of this great wilderness
of trees. We arrived at Tacoma about
5:30. Went to the Tacoma Hotel, all together
of course. We spent the night at this
hotel 140 miles.

June 29, 1895 ~ Saturday

29^th We went on board of the Steamer
"City of Kingston" for Victoria. We
stopped at Seattle half an hour. We
stopped at Port Townsend a short time.
We crossed the Sound to Victoria, and
went to the Driard Hotel, and took up
our abode there. It was quite cold

the Oregon pine timber.

June 27, 1895 ~ Thursday

27th We traveled along the bend of the Columbia River, where numbers were engaged in the salmon business, both in catching and canning. We arrived at Portland, and stopped at the Portland Hotel, at $5.00 a day for our rooms. All the company stopped at this hotel. I wrote a pencil letter to Owen, and Ma wrote too. We spent the night at Portland

June 28, 1895 ~ Friday

28th All the company took cars, and rode by the side of the river for many miles We traveled all day through immense timber lands. It was a strange sight to come upon cities, towns and villages in the midst of this great wilderness of trees. We arrived at Tacoma about 5:30. Went to the Tacoma Hotel, all together of course. We spent the night at this hotel 140 miles.

June 29, 1895 ~ Saturday

29th We went on board of the Steamer "City of Kingston" for Victoria. We stopped at Seattle half an hour. We stopped at Port Townsend a short time. We crossed the Sound to Victoria, and went to the Driard Hotel, and took up our abode there. It was quite cold