Missouri River near Niobrara River

Sep 2 Clark: September 2, 1804 William Clark “2nd of Sept. Sunday 1804Set out early & proceeded on passed the Island & Came too above below a yellow Bluff on…” Sep 2 Missouri River near Niobrara River — Joseph Whitehouse: September 2, 1804 Joseph Whitehouse “cool and pleasant this morning we Set off at Sun rise passed yallow Bluff & many beaver Signs we passed a Chalk…” Sep 2 Missouri River near Niobrara River — John Ordway: September 2, 1804 John Ordway “last night § past 1 oC. of wind & rain from N. W. which lasted ab* 2 hours. Cloudy this morning we…” Sep 3 Clark: September 3, 1804 William Clark “3rd September Monday 1804. Set out at Sun rise, verry Cold morning clear and but little wind from the N W. we…” Sep 3 Missouri River near Niobrara River — John Ordway: September 3, 1804 John Ordway “off at Sun rise, the wind blew from the west, passed yallow Bluff, Some Stone under the bank near the water, passed…” Sep 3 Missouri River near Niobrara River — Patrick Gass: September 3, 1804 Patrick Gass “passed yellow bluffs on the north side and a small creek called Plumb creek. Here the river turns at right angles to…” Sep 4 Clark: September 4, 1804 William Clark “4th of September Tuesday 1804. a verry Cold wind from South E. by S. we Set out early proceeded on to the…” Sep 4 Missouri River near Niobrara River — Joseph Whitehouse: September 4, 1804 Joseph Whitehouse “Set off eairly. proceeded on found Some plumbs. _ pass? white paint Creek on the S. S. we Sailed fast, we passed…” Sep 4 Missouri River near Niobrara River — John Ordway: September 4, 1804 John Ordway “eairly, proceeded on passed a Small Creek on S. S. where we took breakfast found some plumbs & hack burrys &. C.…” Sep 4 Missouri River near Niobrara River — Patrick Gass: September 4, 1804 Patrick Gass “creek on the south side about 30 yards wide, called Paint creek; and high yellow bluffs on the same side. About a…” Sep 5 Clark: September 5, 1804 William Clark “5th September 1804 Wednesday, Set out early the wind blew hard from the South as it has for Some Days past, we…” Sep 5 Lewis: September 5, 1804 Meriwether Lewis “Sept 5th saw some wild goats or antelopes on the hill above the Glauber Salts Springs they ran off we could not…” Sep 5 Missouri River near Niobrara River — Joseph Whitehouse: September 5, 1804 Joseph Whitehouse “we took a ceeder mast on board Some hunters out we Sailed on passed Goat creek on N. S. where the Beaver…” Sep 5 Missouri River near Niobrara River — John Ordway: September 5, 1804 John Ordway “Set off eairly the wind Blew hard from the South we passed a large Island, Reuben Fields J° Fields & Drewyer went…” Sep 5 Missouri River near Niobrara River — Patrick Gass: September 5, 1804 Patrick Gass “wind, and had a clear day. We passed a long island covered with timber, and three men went to hunt on it.…” Sep 6 Clark: September 6, 1804 William Clark “6th Septr Thursday 1804, a Storm this morning from the N W. at day light which lasted a fiew minits, Set out…” Sep 6 Missouri River near Niobrara River — Joseph Whitehouse: September 6, 1804 Joseph Whitehouse “a cloudy morning Several hunters out hunting. colter joined us had not found Shannon. the hunters killed 1 Buf- falow one Elk…” Sep 6 Missouri River near Niobrara River — John Ordway: September 6, 1804 John Ordway “Set off eairly, got fast several times on the Sand bars, could not make much headway with the oars nor poles &…”

Sep 1 Clark: September 1, 1806 William Clark “Monday 1st of September 1806 Musquitors very troublesom last night, we set out at the usial hour and had not proceeded on…” Sep 1 Missouri River through Dakota territory — John Ordway: September 1, 1806 John Ordway “Set out eairly and procd on two hunters went on with a Small canoe to hunt about 9 A. M. we passd…” Sep 1 Missouri River through Dakota territory — Patrick Gass: September 1, 1806 Patrick Gass “we set out early, and about to o’clock met nine of the Yonk- tin band of the Sioux nation of Indians on…” Sep 2 Clark: September 2, 1806 William Clark “Tuesday 2nd of September 1806 Set out at the usial hour passed the River Jacque at 8 A.M. in the first bottom…” Sep 2 Missouri River through Dakota territory — John Ordway: September 2, 1806 John Ordway “procd on passed the mouth of River Jaque [James]. Saw gangs of Elk got Some good pipe clay about 11 A. M.…” Sep 2 Missouri River through Dakota territory — Patrick Gass: September 2, 1806 Patrick Gass “out early, and went on till noon, when we halted, and some men went out and killed two fine fat buffaloe cows;…”