[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
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brought home the meat. We had to renew part of the fire-box lining in the store today. Sunday May third, '14. Snow all day. Nothing happened. Monday May 4-14. Snowy all morning and part of afternoon. Doc came driving home about three p.m. Said there was a wild blinding snowstorm on the glacier and he had an exciting time coming home. He landed the smollen breast of Kulutingwah's Boomer at Nake. About ten a.m. we were somewhat surprised at the arrival of a big crowd from the south. Kudlukis and family, Myah, Imugits & Inkes, Ewee Kysts, Touchingwah, Stookashos, Oblangui and Katingwah and their children Zapong- wah, Ahpudashabs and family, Egung- wah, Ahnadsoongwah, Akudu, Jugun, Ahwetingwah. They brought meat and seal-skins to trade.