Sunday, July 16, 1882 Will Grinnell left us by stage for Helena and Washington Ter. Johnson left us with the pack train for Bozeman. We four went on in the wagon with 4 horses for Fort Benton. Passed deserted ranch on Teton where a man and woman were murdered and the house burned a year ago. Camped near sheep ranch. Killed a rattle snake near Teton.
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