Journal Entry

Arikara villages near present-day Mobridge — Joseph Whitehouse: October 9, 1804

October 9, 1804
Arikara villages near present-day Mobridge Thwaites Vol. Thwaites Vol 7
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Stormy weather kept the expedition camped in place for the entire day, providing an opportunity to hold a council with the local Native American nation. Two Frenchmen were found living among the natives, who all behaved in a friendly manner toward the party. No travel was undertaken, as the day was devoted to diplomacy and waiting out the storm before continuing the journey.

a Stormy day. we delayed here all day in order to counsel
with this nation their is 2 frenchmen lives with the natives.
they all appear to us verry friendly.
LEWIS AND CLARK JOURNALS (Oct. 10

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A stormy day. We stayed here all day in order to counsel with this nation. There are 2 Frenchmen who live with the natives. They all appear to us very friendly.

LEWIS AND CLARK JOURNALS (Oct. 10)

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