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1805 Journal
Entry Archives January 24 - 31, 1805
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Fort Mandan
January 24, 1805
:" Sent out Several hunters, they returned without killing
anything." Clark
January 25, 1805 (Weather Journal - 26
° below zero)
" we are informed of the arrival of a Band of Asniboins at
the Villages to trade, one of our interpeter & one man Set out to the Big
Belley Camp opposit the Island."
January 26, 1805
" Several Indians Dine with us and are much pleased."
January 27, 1805
" Capt Lewis took of the Toes of one foot of the boy who got frost bit
some time ago*."
some time ago* - January 10,
1805>>
January 28, 1805
" Several Indians here wishing to get war hatchets made."
January 29, 1805
"we are now burning a large Coal pit to mend the Indians hatchets & make
them war axes, the only means by which we precure Corn from them-"
January 30, 1805
" Mr. La Rocke* paid us a Visit, & we gave him an answer respecting
the request he made when last here of accompanying us on our Journey,
refused."
Mr. La Rocke* - Mr. Larocque, with the Northwest
Trading Company
January 31, 1805
" Sent 5 men down the river to hunt with 2 horses, - Cold disagreeable."
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