Clark: January 24, 1805
On a fine Thursday in late January 1805 at Fort Mandan, Clark noted that the expedition's interpreters were beginning to understand one another better than they had in previous days. Several hunters were sent out but returned empty-handed, having killed nothing. The day's other recorded activity was cutting coal wood.
24th January Thursday 1805 a fine day, our inturpeters appear to
understand each others better than a fiew days past Sent out Several
hunters, they returned without killing any thing, Cut Coal wood
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24th January, Thursday 1805. A fine day. Our interpreters appear to understand each other better than they did a few days past. Sent out several hunters; they returned without killing anything. Cut coal wood.
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