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WB Davis
1936.
Belleme, Blaine Co., Idaho, Jan. 6.
Mr. Head told me that he has seen lots in this cave.
When I returned to Bellevue this evening I learned that Twining had returned from Baker Creek and was awaiting my arrival in Hailey.
Jan. 7.
Drove to Hailey this A.M. to pick up Twining and his outfit. Mr. Linderman lives on the out skirts of Hailey. Here I found Twining with an assemblage of frozen carcasses. Most of these he had retrieved from Linderman's camp site on Baker Creek. See Twining's notes concerning these.
He had marten, mink, muskrat, Beaver, Skunk, Flying Squirrel, Tree Squirrel, a Mallard Duck, a Black headed Jay and the remains of a grouse. See Twining's notes concerning Linderman's activities in this area.
I purchased two marten, one mink and one skunk pelt from Mr. Linderman. He promised to save us anything he could get.
Returned to Bellevue about noon and in the afternoon I went over to