November 1
1934 - Went to the Agency this evening and saw a show "The Key." Had a awful time as they graded the road and it was raining.
1935 - Worked on our new house and moved in. Just like living in a refrigerator. We will have to get a warm stove.
1936 - Rained last nite. Finished moving. Amiel and his wife visited us. Oregon U beat Wash. U 7-0 yesterday.
1937 -
1938 - Rode to Agency with Cliff in the evening.
November 2
1934 - Rain today. Went to Agency in the truck & got my check. Sent 14.40 to J.T. Rode into Portland in W. Smith's Viking.
1935 - Went to Bend with Hi. Saw "Way Down East" it was good. . Sure was cold at Bend. Snow on streets and sidewalks.
1936 - Was awful cold last nite. Good thing we moved. Was cloudy today.
1937 -
1938 - Dora & Earl had a daughter today. Cut wood. Raining hard at bed time.
November 3
1934 - There was lots of snow at Government Camp. Went to Vancouver in the afternoon for beer & got stuck in mud.
1935 - Chickens & colt freezing. Packed up some lumber from the little tent. Kay got another warm stove. Claude helped me today.
1936 - Fat is 9 months old today. Robert Smith put 2 of our windows in.
1937 -
1938 - The wind blew down our clothesline and a tree over the kitchen.
November 4
1934 - Still raining. At 4 in the afternoon we started for W.S. Flynn drove. The weather is better. Not much snow at G.C.
1935 - Fixed up our tent some more and in afternoon Rover & I went hunting towards Geo. Tommy's - across to River & up.
1936 - We all went to the show "Every Body's Old Man." Drove the Woopie today.
1937 -
1938 - We went after our $42.00 check. Wasn't so windy today.
November 5
1934 - Slept in the hospital tent at the Agency camp. Rode back to Schoolie in John's truck. Still cloudy & wet weather.
1935 - Weather is getting warmer. Carried up some more lumber from the little tent.
1936 - Drove the Woopie again. Killed a quail this evening.
1937 -
1938 - Listened to Huskies win their first game of the season from Stanford. Played 500 at Earl's.
November 6
Went over to Wallace's & listened to radiio. Nan Robie made some candy. Still rainy. Reva has forgotten me.
1935 - Cut some wood today and fixed some shelves. Saw Earl Farrow.
1936 - Drove the Woopie. Rusty left again.
1937 -
1938 - Awful cool last nite. We went over to Louis's but he wasn't there. Snow on the high places. Amiel & Earl ate supper with us.
November 7
1934 - Rain. Rode up on the hill (P-16) with John. The men are still burning brush above Deer Spring.
1935 - Went to Bend with Hi & saw "The Last Days of Pompeii". At Agency Kay & I saw "Hell in the Heavens."
1936 - Was cold last nite. Fixed the roof and walked up to Dry Hollow. Walked back in 1 hour 10 min. (I think it is about 7 miles from Warm Springs to Dry Hollow - m)
1937 -
1938 - Cliff & I went to Madras at 5 P.M.
November 8
1934 - Cloudy yet. This evening went to the Agency & saw "Twenty Million Sweethearts." They have a new machine now.
1935 - Cut some wood & packed up some more lumber from the little tent. Annie & Vic & Mildred visited us this evening.
1936 - Killed a cottontail and a quail this afternoon.
1937 -
1938 - It started to snow this evening. Played cards with Doaks & brothers family.
November 9
1934 - Still cloudy & rainy. Liked the show so well I will see it again. The Mills Brothers are in it.
1935 - Stan, Claude & I hauled up my lumber in the wagon. Claude & I went hunting around Geo. Tommy's place.
1936 - Worked across the creek. Was awful cold today.
1937 -
1938 - Sissy took a step today. It snowed most of the day. Doaks & his bro. were over.
November 10
1934 - It c leared up today. Went hunting with my .22 but didn't see anything to shoot at.
1935 - Claude & I drove up to Hollywood. Hunted on way back. Killed a porer-pine and a quail.
1936 - Worked a little this morning Have to keep kerosene stoves burning all nite at the hospital.
1937 -
1938 - Fat & I rode out & burned brush yesterday. Took Kay & the kids to Jessie's to visit - Cliff & I drove up to Schoolie in snow.
November 11
1934 - It is still trying to snow or rain. Tramped through the brush along the river. I hear that Marge Sampson & George Meachem were married.
1935 - Cut wood today. It is getting warmer. War still going on in Ethiopia. Maybe in China or Japan also.
1936 - Slept and hunted today. Kay & Fat went to the show. Weigh 119 lbs.
1937 -
1938 - They started to move the White house out for the farmers. Japs are licking the Chinks.
November 12
1934 - Still cloudy & cold. Cut a little wood today. This evening went over to Wallaces (Wallace Parr from Pendleton) & listened to the radio.
1935 - Expected PWA to start today but it didn't Still just laying around.
1936 - Wasn't so cold last nite. Slept a little today. The folks (my folks) are in Palm City, CA. (His adoptive parents, Rev. & Mrs. L. A. Ellsworth. - m)
1937 -
1938 - Didn't do much today. Listened to Washington U. beat U.S.C. In the evening Cliff & I went to Madras. Met Mark Edes.
November 13
1934 - Still rainy & Cloudy. Lost at the dice games. I guess Reva has forgotten me.
1935 - The weather has gotten warmer. We went to the show "Beyond the Law." Built a porch for wood & Rover.
1936 - Got paid $35.20. Got some wood and shoes at Massey's. Zelma is with Kay tonite.
1937 -
1938 - In the P.M. I dug 5 sacks of spuds for Bart. He gave me 3 sacks.
November 14
1938 - It rained some more today. Won 2 cents rolling the bones today. The month sure is rolling along.
1935 - Worked on my LaSalle course today. Kay & I did a little beadwork this evening.
1936 - Worked last nite. Am gettin g about 7 hours over time.
1937 -
1938 - Went to Agency with Cliff as he & Louise (?) moved down. A little rain fell in the evening.
November 15
1934 - Was transferred to Old Mill as time keeper. Went to show tonite on Schoolie truck. "A Navy Honorably Guy" - Joe E. Brown.
1935 - Cut wood & visited Jane today. The weather is fair for this time of the year.
19365 - Worked last nite. Wasn't so cold. Wash. U beat USC 12 to 0. Killed a quail.
1937 -
1938 - Warmer todasy. Got a letter from home. They finished moving 5 cabins. Dug 2 sacks of spuds this evening.
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