On September 25 Winkler killed a half-…
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Thomas Hallowayperson
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a.k.a. Thos. Halloway, Halloway, Hallo-way
Robert Winklerperson
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a.k.a. Winkler, W., Winkler
Winkler and Hallowayperson
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a.k.a. these two men
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On September 25 Winkler killed a half-
>reed silver tip, near Pine creek. Same day
lalloway crossed over on Little Dry, where he
lamped for the night. Out early next morning
le found his dogs fighting a large cinnamon
vithin three hundred yards of where he (H.)
lad slept. After a running fight of about six
lundred yards the bear climbed one of the
largest pine trees on Dry creek. Halloway ap-
proached the tree within thirty steps, and was
aiming to fire, when he discovered that the
front sight of his rifle was missing, but the very
first shot brought him crushing through the
branches dead to the ground. The largest bear
killed during Mr. Halloway’s series of hunts
was a cinnamon, shot on the 17th of October.
Its hide measured twenty-eight square feet. The
number of bear slaughtered by these two men
from September 1st up to October 16th inclu-
sive, nine.