Missouri River near Niobrara River — Joseph Whitehouse: September 2, 1804
On a cool, pleasant morning, the party set out at sunrise and made their way along the river. They passed a yellow bluff and noted many signs of beaver activity in the area. Further along, they passed a chalk bluff and reached Plum Creek on the north side of the river. The expedition made camp for the night on the south side of the river.
cool and pleasant this morning we Set off at Sun rise
passed yallow Bluff & many beaver Signs we passed a Chalk
Bluff we passed plumb Creek on the N. S. Camped on
the S. S.
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Cool and pleasant this morning. We set off at sunrise. We passed Yellow Bluff and many beaver signs. We passed a Chalk Bluff. We passed Plum Creek on the north side. Camped on the south side.
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