a fine morning we Set out as usal and proceeded on over verry high mountains
Joseph Whitehouse

one man Shot two bear this evining unfortunately we Could git neither of them
William Clark

through the level wide and heavy timbered bottom of this creek we proceeded
-Meriwether Lewis-

we passed a broken country heavily timbered great quantities of which had fallen and so obstructed our road that it was almost impracticable to proceed in many places.
-Meriwether Lewis-

In the afternoon we descended down a hill, & came to the forks of a creek, where the Creek got to be large.
-Joseph Whitehouse-

we struck a large creek at the forks, passed the Northen branch and continued down it on the West side 1 mile and encamped in a small open bottom where there was tolerable food for our horses.
-Meriwether Lewis-

the Arborvita increases in quantity and size. I saw several sticks today large enough to form eligant perogues of at least 45 feet in length.
-Meriwether Lewis-

a fine morning
-William Clark-

decended a Steep ruged hill verry long to a Small river which comes from our left and I suppose it to be [blank] River    passed down the river 2 miles on a Steep hill side
-William Clark-

the river hills are verry high & Steep, Small bottoms to this little river which is Flat head & is 160 yards wide and Sholey This river is the one we killed the first Coalt on near a fishing were
-William Clark-

my guide called to the Chief who was Encamped with 2 others on a Small island in the river, he Soon joind me, I found him a Chearfull man with apparant Siencerity, I gave him a medal &c. and Smoked untill 1 oClock a. m. and went to Sleep.
-William Clark-