Journal entry · January 25, 1805

Clark: January 25, 1805

William Clark · Fort Mandan (winter)

That night's camp, per the NPS campsite reconstruction (Bergantino): Fort Mandan, ND (left shore)

25th of January 1805 Friday we are informed of the arrival of a Band of
Asniboins at the Villages with the Grand Cheif of those Tribes call the
(Fee de petite veau) to trade, one of our interpeter & one man Set out
to the Big Belley Camp opposit the Island men employ’d in Cutting the Boat
out of the ice, and Collecting Coal wood.

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Fort Mandan, ND (left shore)

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