Rapid descent of Missouri, 70-80 miles/day — Patrick Gass: August 26, 1806
The expedition continued downriver, passing Teton River without seeing any sign of the Teton band of the Sioux nation. Later in the evening they passed Loiselle's fort, but found it unoccupied. The party traveled approximately sixty miles before making camp at dark.
ing: passed Teeton river, but saw no signs of the Teeton
band of the Sioux nation. In the evening we passed Land-
selle’s fort; but found no persons inhabiting it. At dark we
encamped after coming about sixty miles.
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...passed Teeton river, but saw no signs of the Teeton band of the Sioux nation. In the evening we passed Landselle's fort, but found no persons inhabiting it. At dark we camped after traveling about sixty miles.
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