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July 7th Sunday 1805: a clear pleasant monring. one man caught a beaver last night 2 hunters let out after the river this morning to attempt to kill 1 or 2 elk for their unclear we finished off the 2 on boat and put unclear up in an oven place to dry. the day warmed I am employed making leather clothes for the party and some thunder and a lightshhower of rain about 4 of unclear the hunters returned had killed several buffalow one elk and several wolves see they brought in some skins to cover the crafts with The 2 hunters returned from unclear river had killed 4 deerand one antelope.

July 8th Monday 1805: a clear pleasant morning. one man went unclear the reiver a hunting. about 9 o clock AM Capt. Clark and