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1805 Journal
Entry Archives February 1 - 7, 1805
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Fort Mandan
February 1, 1805
" Chief of the Me ne tar ras Came with Some Corn requested to have a War
hatchet made, & requested to be allowed to go to war against the Souis &
Ricarres who had killed a mandan Some time past - we refused, and gave
reasons-" Clark
February 2, 1805
Mr. Larocque, with the Northwest Trading Company, who requested to travel
with the expedition to the Pacific Ocean left the fort: " Mr. Larocke leave
us to day ( this man is a Clerk to the NW Company, & verry anxious to
accompany us). Clark
February 3, 1805
" our provisions of meat being nearly exorsted I concluded to Decend the
River on the Ice & Hunt, I set out with about 16 men 3 horses & 2 slays."
Clark
February 4, 1805
" Capt Clark set out with a hunting party ... no
buffaloe have made their appearance in our neighbourhood for some
weeks and I am informed that our Indian neighbours - suffer extreemly at
this moment for the article of flesh." Lewis
February 5, 1805
" many natives who brought a considerable quanty of corn in payment for
the work which the blacksmith
had done for them - they are pecuarly attached to a battle ax."
Lewis
February 6, 1805
"had a sley prepared against the return of the horses which
Capt Clark had promised to send back as soon as he should be able to procure
a load of meat. the
blacksmiths
take a considerable quantity of corn today in payment for their labour."
Lewis
February 7, 1805
" The Sergt. of the guard reported that the Indian women were in the habit
of unbaring the fort gate at anytime of night and admitting their Indian
visitors, I therefore directed a lock to be put to the gate and ordered that
no Indian but those attached to the garrison should be permitted to remain
all night." Lewis
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