leather lodge
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Lewis: July 13, 1805
Meriwether Lewis · Jul 13, 1805 · Great Falls Portage
"marks of about 80 around fire"
— transcribed as leather lodges
Clark: July 16, 1805
William Clark · Jul 16, 1805 · Missouri River above Great Falls, Gates of the Mountains
"sign of numerous around large lodge"
— transcribed as Leather Lodges
Lewis: July 17, 1805
Meriwether Lewis · Jul 17, 1805 · Missouri River above Great Falls, Gates of the Mountains
"remains of about 80 near lodge"
— transcribed as leather lodges
Lewis: August 13, 1805
Meriwether Lewis · Aug 13, 1805 · Camp Fortunate / Shoshone contact
"old lodge prepared for visitors"
Joseph Whitehouse: September 4, 1805
Joseph Whitehouse · Sep 4, 1805 · Ross's Hole / Bitterroot Valley near Sula, Montana
"Flathead natives live in"
— transcribed as leather lodges
Nez Perce villages on Clearwater — John Ordway: September 23, 1805
John Ordway · Sep 23, 1805 · Nez Perce villages on Clearwater
"most natives have them"
— transcribed as leather lodges
Clark: December 17, 1805
William Clark · Dec 17, 1805 · Building and occupying Fort Clatsop
"rotten, tears into holes easily"
— transcribed as Leather Lodge
Nez Perce camps, reuniting with horses — John Ordway: May 10, 1806
John Ordway · May 10, 1806 · Nez Perce camps, reuniting with horses
"women pitched for officers"
Lewis: May 15, 1806
Meriwether Lewis · May 15, 1806 · Camp Chopunnish (Long Camp), waiting for snow to melt
"rotten and unfit for use"
Lewis: July 23, 1806
Meriwether Lewis · Jul 23, 1806 · Lewis: up Marias River / Clark: down Yellowstone
"eleven abandoned, only poles remained"
— transcribed as leather lodges
Rapid descent of Missouri, 70-80 miles/day — Patrick Gass: August 21, 1806
Patrick Gass · Aug 21, 1806 · Rapid descent of Missouri, 70-80 miles/day
"large handsome Chien encampment dwellings"
— transcribed as leather lodges
Patrick Gass: December 20, 1806
Patrick Gass · Dec 20, 1806 · Missouri River, central South Dakota – downstream
"large handsome lodges of Chien"
— transcribed as leather lodges
