Day 1480 Day 1482 Clark, June 28, 1806 Saturday June 28th 1806 This morning we Colected our horses and Set out as usial after an early brackfast. we continued our rout along the dividig…
Day 893 Day 895 Clark, September 16, 1805 Saturday Septr. 16th 1805 began to Snow about 3 hours before Day and Continud all day the Snow in The morning 4 Inches deep on The old Snow, and…
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Day 1463 Day 1465 Lewis, June 20, 1806 Friday June 20th 1806. Our hunters set out early this morning; most of them returned before noon. R. Feilds killed a brown bear the tallons of which…
Day 1464 Day 1466 Clark, June 20, 1806 Friday June 20th 1806 The hunters turned out early in different directions, our guiggers also turned out with 2 guigs a Bayonet fixed on a pole, a…
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