The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 76
... party a half dozen times over in geographical nomenclature , to give the name " Thy Snag'd " to a small local creek . RUNNING RIFFLES IN A MIST Because Gibson suffered so much , the march was halted . During this halt Clark found the ...
... party a half dozen times over in geographical nomenclature , to give the name " Thy Snag'd " to a small local creek . RUNNING RIFFLES IN A MIST Because Gibson suffered so much , the march was halted . During this halt Clark found the ...
Page 83
... party spent four days here building two dugouts . Indians stole 24 of their horses . The same fate later overtook all their herd , which Sergeant Pryor tried to drive overland to the Mandan villages on the Missouri . Clark described his ...
... party spent four days here building two dugouts . Indians stole 24 of their horses . The same fate later overtook all their herd , which Sergeant Pryor tried to drive overland to the Mandan villages on the Missouri . Clark described his ...
Page 96
... party was obliged to stop for an hour . " Forty - five miles be- low , two other herds as numerous as the first blocked the way again . The following day they found the " buffalo and elk , as well as the pursuers of both , the wolves ...
... party was obliged to stop for an hour . " Forty - five miles be- low , two other herds as numerous as the first blocked the way again . The following day they found the " buffalo and elk , as well as the pursuers of both , the wolves ...
Page 103
... PARTY FOR HIMSELF At the first ranch I came to , the corrals were down , the barn partially unroofed , and the windowless house all but stripped of its shingles . I entered a half - wrecked kitchen to find three men just ready to go ...
... PARTY FOR HIMSELF At the first ranch I came to , the corrals were down , the barn partially unroofed , and the windowless house all but stripped of its shingles . I entered a half - wrecked kitchen to find three men just ready to go ...
Page 104
... party to follow down the Yellowstone , while Lewis back - tracked the original route up the Missouri . Rendez- vous was made , almost exactly as planned , not far below the mouth of the Yellow- stone . Later , hunters and trappers ...
... party to follow down the Yellowstone , while Lewis back - tracked the original route up the Missouri . Rendez- vous was made , almost exactly as planned , not far below the mouth of the Yellow- stone . Later , hunters and trappers ...
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