Lost Trail Pass, meeting Flathead Salish at Ross’s Hole — John Ordway: September 6, 1805
our baggage the natives got up their horses also and Struck
their Lodges in order to set out for the Missourie. we have now-
got 40 good pack horses and three colts, four hunters were fur-
nished horses without loads in order to hunt constant, about 1
oClock we Set out on our journey, the natives Set out at the
same time for the Missourie we proceeded on soon crossed a
large creek in this valley then Soon took the mountains, one of the
hunters left us. we went over a Mountain about 7 miles and
descended down the Mountain on a creek and Camped.2 eat a
little parched corn, light sprinkling of rain, through the course
of this day.
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