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Thursday July 1, 1910
Weather perfect.
+50 15 +60
We are having warm, summer days, and there
is no sign of a change.
# & Post this much hoped for month has
come. I am well on the way toward completion
of my packing. The ice is as far out as ever
but in the harbor it is covered with pools. The
river is running full force.
E & and T left yesterday for a week at
the lake.
Monday July 5-1910
Weather cold - N.W. wind to S.W. & cloudy.
Young ice formed today & last night over the
pools. The change is unpleasant after the past few
days which were 'scorching' hot.
Jot, Hal & Moe left this P.M. for Littleton Island.
Actually Sheo, Simpson, Almadroak & Ahmawee accom-
pained them. They plan to take the day & leave the
bags at Simmie Point.
Jerome and I are alone once more though
I, at least, am very contented. Sis Tank are
still at the lake. Abderkashiqwish & Aninyush, each
with their children are the only others left here.
The ice still holds ito there is a good deal
of water on the shore in front of the house.
I have nearly finished my packing.