Missouri River near Gasconade River — Patrick Gass: May 26, 1804
On May 26, 1804, the party sent two members ahead by land with a pair of horses. The main group set out by boat at seven o'clock, traveling through loud thunder and heavy rain. During the day they passed Otter Creek on the north side of the river and made camp for the night near its mouth.
by land with a couple of horses. At seven we embarked and
had loud thunder and heavy rain; passed Otter creek on the
north side, and encamped near its mouth.
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by land with a couple of horses. At seven we embarked and had loud thunder and heavy rain; passed Otter Creek on the north side, and camped near its mouth.
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