I divided the fish roots and buries,
Meriwether Lewis

I got the Twisted hare to draw the river from his Camp
William Clark

This morning clear & pleasant, with a small white frost.
-Joseph Whitehouse-

we ascended a mountain, & went on some distance, & came to a smooth level clear place, where there was a clear run of water—. At this run, we were met with by Robert Fields, (one of the party that had went with Captain Clark,) and who Captain Clark had sent back to meet our party; this Man brought with him some Salmon, & other kinds of food, which they had purchased from some Indians
-Joseph Whitehouse-

We proceeded on, and crossed a Mountain; & descended down into a handsome smooth Valley;
-Joseph Whitehouse-

the pleasure I now felt in having tryumphed over the rocky Mountains and decending once more to a level and fertile country where there was every rational hope of finding a comfortable subsistence for myself and party can be more readily conceived than expressed, nor was the flattering prospect of the final success of the expedition less pleasuing.
-Meriwether Lewis-

this young horse in fright threw himself & me 3 times on the Side of a Steep hill & hurt my hip much, Cought a Coalt which we found on the roade & I rode it for Several miles untill we saw the Chiefs horses, he cought one & we arrived at his Village at Sunet,
-William Clark-