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  Clark
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  October 7, 1804
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  7th of October Sunday 1804 frost last night, passed a River 90 yds# wide 
  the Ricaras Call Sur~war~kar~ne all the water of this river runs in a 
  chanel of 20 yards, the Current appears jentle, I walked up this River a 
  mile, Saw the tracks of white bear, verry large, also a old Ricara village 
  partly burnt, fortified about 60 Lodges built in the Same form of those 
  passed yesterday, many Canoes & Baskets about the huts ¬ about 10 
  oClock we Saw 2 Indians on the S# S# they asked for Something to eat & 
  told us they were Tetons of the band we left below on ther way to the 
  Ricaras we gave them meat & wind hard from the South, passed a large 
  open Island covered with grass and wild rye, I walked on the Isd & 4 
  men they Killed a Braroe & a Black tale Doe with a black breast, the 
  largest Deer I ever saw, the great numbers of Grous on it, we call it 
  Grous Island, Camped opposit the Island near the S# Side. 
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