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Journal Entry Archives August 21 - 25, 1806
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Traveling through present day South Dakota
Clark August 21, 1806
" a man of about 32 years of age was intreduced to me as 1st
Chief of the nation (Arikara) this man they Call the grey eyes
he was absent from the Nation at the time we passed up. .. "
Clark August 22, 1806 - Encamped near
Mobridge, South Dakota
"derected the men to prepare to Set out. Some Chyennes
from two Lodges on the Main SE Shore Came and Smoked with me ...
we set out haveing parted with those people who appeared to be
Sorry to part with us...
I am happy to have it in my power to Say that my worthy friend
Capt Lewis is recovering fast, he walked a little to day for the
first time"
Clark August 23, 1806
"the musqueters large and very troublesome... My Frend Capt
Lewis is revoerig fast the hole in the thy where the Ball passed
out is closed and appears nearly well... we Came only 40 miles to
daye. "
Clark August 24, 1806
" we saw only 6 buffalow to day the Sieoux have been laterly
encamped on the river and have secured the most of the game...
made 43 miles to day. "
Clark August 25, 1806
"this day proved a fine Still day and the men played their oars
and we made 48 miles today... the Tetons have been on the river
not long since - ."
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