Clark: October 3, 1805
At Canoe Camp, the day began fair and cool with an east wind. The men of the expedition were recovering from their illnesses and continued working on building canoes. The Indians who had visited the camp from downriver departed early to return home, while several other Native visitors arrived from various directions throughout the day.
October 3rd Thursday 1805 Canoe Camp a fair cool morning wind from the
East all our men getting well and at work at the canoes &c.
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October 3rd Thursday 1805 a fine morning cool wind East all our men
getting better in helth, and at work at the Canoes &. The Indians who
visited us from below Set out on their return early. Several others Came
from different directions
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October 3rd, Thursday 1805, Canoe Camp. A fair, cool morning, wind from the east. All our men are getting well and are at work on the canoes, etc.
October 3rd, Thursday 1805. A fine morning, cool, wind from the east. All our men are getting better in health, and are at work on the canoes, etc. The Indians who visited us from below set out on their return early. Several others came from different directions.
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