Pin cherry

Jul 15 1804

Missouri River near Platte River mouth — John Ordway: July 15, 1804

...d on found Some cherries near a handsome Spring River named cherry Run2 at which we drank at the forks then followed it or one branch to the head which came out of a ...

Jul 19 1804

Missouri River near Platte River mouth — Joseph Whitehouse: July 19, 1804

...Shore at Butter run, the men pull? a Great Quantity of wild Cherrys put them in the Barrel of whisky. Roe’ 12 Miles Camp‘ on an Island neer the River Call‘ the ...

Oct 5 1804

Missouri River near Cheyenne River — John Ordway: October 5, 1804

... Dewey County. On the M. R. C. map it is shown as "Stone or Cherry Creek." 3 On this island was an abandoned Ankara village called Lahoocat. It is Dolphees Island on ...

Feb 25 1805

Fort Mandan, preparing for departure — Patrick Gass: February 25, 1805

...uffaloe. There is a quantity of gdosé=. _. berry and choak-cherry bi ishes on n the point, and also Oh ee eS iting rabbit berries. ee Monilay Oih. We hauled ¢ our l...

Apr 26 1805

Lewis: April 26, 1805

...h the addition of the broad leafed willow, Goosbury, choke cherry, purple currant; and honeysuckle bushis; the open bottoms border on the hills, and are covered in ...

May 12 1805

Lewis: May 12, 1805

... the face of the hills and in the little ravines. the choke cherry also grows here in the hollows and at the heads of the gullies; the choke Cherry has been in blum...

Jun 5 1805

Marias River decision camp — John Ordway: June 5, 1805

...f a kind of cotton wood which has a leaf like the leaf of a cherry, we [they] Saw wild tanzey in these bot- toms, nothing groes in the high plains but Short grass and...

Jun 9 1805

Marias River decision camp — Patrick Gass: June 9, 1805

...t fat buffaloe. There is a quantity of gooseberry and choak-cherry bushes on the point, and also some rabbit berries.

Jun 13 1805

John Ordway: June 13, 1805

...ll bottoms of cotton timber. Saw abundance of wild or choke cherry, the Goose berrys are now ripe & abound in the River bottoms. 1 On the M. R. C. map, 2,263 miles. 2...

Jun 15 1805

Great Falls of the Missouri — John Ordway: June 15, 1805

...Short distance up the branch & killed 2 Deer, wild or choke cherrys Goose berrys & yallow currents abound in these bottoms, the afternoon verry warm we proceeded on p...

Jun 15 1805

Great Falls of the Missouri — Patrick Gass: June 15, 1805

...e is a great quantity of straw- berry, gooseberry and choak-cherry bushes ; and there appears to be a good deal of small cotton-wood on the banks of this creek. In th...

Jun 25 1805

Great Falls Portage — Joseph Whitehouse: June 25, 1805

... to day 2 or 3 Islands covered with cotton timber and choke cherrys. abundance of cherry yallow currents and box elder timber along the Shores. passed a village of be...

Jun 25 1805

Great Falls Portage — John Ordway: June 25, 1805

...d but a fiew flowers in the plains. Great quanties of choke cherryes Goose berrys red & yallow berry, & red purple currents on the Edges of the water, we catch great ...

Aug 1 1805

Jefferson River ascending toward divide — Joseph Whitehouse: August 1, 1805

...ndians &c. we proceeded on. find currents as usal and choak cherrys along the River. the current Swift the hills higher and more pine and ceeder timber on them. we pa...

Aug 13 1805

Lewis: August 13, 1805

...ow leafed cottonwood and willow, also the red willow Choke Cherry service berry and a few currant bushes such as were common on the Missouri. these people had been...