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The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 29, 1805
Day 810 Day 812 Clark, July 29, 1805 July 29 Monday 1805 A fair morning wind from the North I feel my Self something better to day, made some Celestial observations took two Merdn.…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, July 30, 1805
Day 811 Day 813 Lewis, July 30, 1805 Tuesday July 30th 1805. Capt. Clark being much better this morning and having completed my observations we reloaded our canoes and set out, ascending…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 30, 1805
Day 812 Day 814 Clark, July 30, 1805 July 30th Monday 1805 We Set out 8 oClock and proceeded on 131/2 miles up the N. fork the river verry rapid & Sholey the Channel entirely Corse…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, July 31, 1805
Day 813 Day 815 Lewis, July 31, 1805 Wednesday July 31st 1805. This morning I waited at my camp very impatiently for the arrival of Capt. Clark and party; I observed by my watch that it…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 31, 1805
Day 814 Day 816 Clark, July 31, 1805 July 31st Tuesday 1805 a fair Morning Capt Lewis out all night, we arrived at his Camp to brackfast, he was without a blanket, & he killed a Duck…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 24, 1804
Day 154 Day 156 Clark, July 24, 1804 White Catfish Camp 10 Ms. above Platt 24th, of July 1804 Tuesday a fair day the wind blows hard from the South, the Breezes which are verry frequent on…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 19, 1806
Day 1549 Day 1551 Clark, July 19, 1806 Saturday 19th July 1806. I rose early and dressed Gibsons wound. he Slept but very little last night and complains of great pain in his Knee and hip…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 20, 1806
Day 1550 Day 1552 Clark, July 20, 1806 Sunday 20th July 1806 I directed Sergt. Pryor and Shields each of them good judges of timber to proceed on down the river Six or 8 miles and examine…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 21, 1806
Day 1551 Day 1553 Clark, July 21, 1806 Monday 21st July 1806 This morning I was informed that Half of our horses were absent. Sent out Shannon Bratten, and Shabono to hunt them. Shabono…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Clark, July 22, 1806
Day 1552 Day 1554 Clark, July 22, 1806 Tuesday 22nd of July 1806. The wind continued to blow very hard from the N. E. and a little before day light was moderately Cool. I Sent Sergt. Pryor…Trending
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