After resting up a day or two to put their…
source date: 1890
availability: public-domain

red him so thorough- that Winkler and Halloway found it difficult get in a shot from their Winchesters without dangering the lives of their dogs but Hallo- ay called off his two favorites, “Bob” and Charlie,” and gave Winkler a chance to send bullet through the bear’s heart. After resting up a day or two to put their ! des in condition, they returned to the hunting round to resume hostilities refreshed. When oout three miles distant on Little Dry Creek, /■inkier fired at a brown bear and broke his ack, but a terrific fight ensued before the brute ould be conquered. Mr. Siggins, being a man of his word, paid he bounty he had offered — $16 for the three calps.