Horned lark

Nov 27 1804

Clark: November 27, 1804

27th of November Tuesday 1804 a cloudy morning after a verry Cold night, the River Crouded with floating ice wind from the N W. finished...

Apr 26 1805

Lewis: April 26, 1805

..., which announced to me the arrival of the paty with Capt Clark; I afterwards learnt that they had fired on some buffaloe which they met with at that place, and o...

May 20 1805

Missouri River near Musselshell River — John Ordway: May 20, 1805

... perportion of water than River[s] of its Size below. Cap* Clark measured it and found it to be 110 yards wide, the water of a greenish yallow coulour and appears t...

May 25 1805

Lewis: May 25, 1805

...and sent drewyer to kill one which he accomplished; Capt. Clark and Bratton who were on shore each killed one of these anamals this evening. The head and horns of...

May 28 1805

Clark: May 28, 1805

May 28th Tuesday 1805 a Cloudy morning Some fiew drops of rain and verry Smokey wind from the S. W. we Set out at an...

May 31 1805

Clark: May 31, 1805

May 31st Friday 1805. A cloudy morning we dispatched all the Canoes to Collect the meat of 2 Buffalow killed last night a head and...

Jun 10 1805

Lewis: June 10, 1805

...we still could spare more amunition for this deposit Capt. Clark was therefore to make a further deposit in the morning, in addition to one Keg of 20 lbs. and an ...

Jul 17 1805

Lewis: July 17, 1805

...ntains runs from S E to N. W.at 8 A.M. this morning Capt. Clark arrived with the party. we took breakfast here, after which I had the box which contained my inst...

Jul 18 1805

Lewis: July 18, 1805

... them usually by the way of this river. accordingly Capt. Clark set out this morning after breakfast with Joseph Fields, Pots and his servant York. we proceeded o...

Apr 25 1806

Clark: April 25, 1806

Friday 25th of April 1806 This morning we Collected our horses very conveniently and Set out at 9 A M and proceeded on to a...

May 29 1806

Clark: May 29, 1806

Thursday 29th of May 1806 No movement of the party to day worthy of notice. we have once more a good Stock of Meat and...

May 30 1806

Clark: May 30, 1806

Friday May 30th 1806. Lapage and Shabono Set out early this morning to the Indian Village in order to trade with them for roots; Serjt....

Jun 2 1806

Clark: June 2, 1806

Monday June 2nd 1806 McNeal and York were Sent on a tradeing voyage over the river this morning. having exhosted all our Merchendize we were...

Jun 11 1806

Clark: June 11, 1806

Wednesday June 11th 1806 All of our hunters were out by daylight this Morning. Labeech and Shann was the only Suckcessull hunters, Labeech killed a...

Jun 30 1806

Travelers' Rest - party splits: Lewis north, Clark south — Patrick Gass: June 30, 1806

...days last fall, and where it empties into Flathead (called Clarke’s) river a beautiful river about one hundred yards wide at this place; but there is no fish of a...