Prairie dog village near present-day Chamberlain — Patrick Gass: September 9, 1804
The expedition traveled along the river with high bluffs on the south side and stopped for dinner at a small creek on the south side around 1 o'clock. Hunters brought in a deer and two fawns earlier in the day. Several herds of buffalo were spotted on the hillsides, with one hunter killing a buffalo and Captain Clark's Black servant, York, killing two more. The party made camp on the south side at sunset.
on the north side, high bluffs on the south, and at 1 o’clock
landed for dinner at a small creek on the south side. One of
our hunters brought in a deer and two fawns. This day we
saw several gangs or herds of buffaloe on the sides of the
hills: one of our hunters killed one, and captain Clarke’s
black servant killed two. We encamped at sunset on the
south side.
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On the north side, with high bluffs on the south, and at 1 o'clock we landed for dinner at a small creek on the south side. One of our hunters brought in a deer and two fawns. This day we saw several gangs or herds of buffalo on the sides of the hills: one of our hunters killed one, and Captain Clarke's (Captain Clark's) black servant killed two. We camped at sunset on the south side.
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