Patrick Gass: November 28, 1806
The party worked on skins until afternoon, when the pirogue was completed and their craft loaded. At an evening hour they set out and traveled to the mouth of the White-earth River, camping opposite it on the same bottom where they had camped on April 21, 1805. A few drops of rain fell during the afternoon, and the mosquitoes at this location were extremely troublesome.
skins, ‘until 36 flack | in the afternoon, when. West eee
_ the periogue completed, loaded our craft, and at Suk ae
_ e’clock proceeded on to the mouth of White-earth =
river, and encamped opposite iton the samebottom,
where 1 e-encamped on the 21st April 1805. In the
“vafternoon, some drops of rain. fell ; and the musqui-
toes here were very bad indeed, |
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skins, until 3 o'clock in the afternoon, when the pirogue was completed. We loaded our craft, and at 4 o'clock proceeded on to the mouth of White-earth River, and camped opposite it on the same bottom where I camped on the 21st of April 1805. In the afternoon, some drops of rain fell; and the mosquitoes here were very bad indeed.
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