Missouri River near Gasconade River — Patrick Gass: May 28, 1804
The weather was fair and dry on this day. Several members of the expedition were sent out to hunt, and one of them succeeded in killing a deer. The party also recorded a measurement of the Gasconade River, noting that its mouth was 157 yards wide where it met their position along the route.
air and dry, and several of our men sent out to hunt. One of
them killed a deer. The mouth of the Gaskenade river is 157
yards wide.
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The air was dry, and several of our men were sent out to hunt. One of them killed a deer. The mouth of the Gaskenade (Gasconade) river is 157 yards wide.
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