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 | Chapter XIII Original journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806 |  |
Saturday 24th.. August 1805.
a clear cool morning. we find that the band of the Snake
nation who came here yesterday is going down on the Missourie
after the buffaloe, and offers Some of their horses for
Sale. So we detain this morning in order to purchase Some
of them. we got 3 or 4 more horses and hired 2 and loaded
all our horses which was abt. 12 in nomber then the Squaws
took the remainder of our baggage and we then Set out about
12 oC. on our way to cross the divideing ridge. proceeded
on abt. 3 miles one of the men was taken Sick with the collick,
and detained us So that we came only about 6 miles and
Camped on the creek. one of the hunters came to us had
killed nothing we gave the Indians Some corn, as they had
nothing to eat.
| Chapter XIII Original journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806 | |