Tuesday, July 25, 1882 Left at 5.45 and arrived at Martinsdale at 9. Wind blew a gale and was as cold as winter. Had wagon repaired. Shower when we left this morning. At Martindale Prof left for Bozeman across the Mts. with a guide Logan (not our Logan) so drunk he could hardly stay on his horse. We left at 6 30 and camped 15 miles down the river, the Mussleshell.
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