Missouri River Breaks area — John Ordway: May 13, 1805

night. Some Sprinkling rain and high wind this morning. Some
men out hunting about one oC. P. M. the wind abated so that
we Set off though the hunters had not all returned, the after-
noon pleasant, we proceeded on passed the bottoms and bluffs
on each side passed the mouths of three creeks 2 on s. s. and one
on the N. S. we came 9 miles and Camped in a large bottom on
s. s. the hunters all joined [us] had killed several Elk & deer
and wounded a brown bear, on the hills, the current Swift (came
9 m18)