 | Edward Duffield Neill - History - 1858 - 652 pages
...knew the source, but could not see me, I being out at an outpost. This want of information made Jrim commit the error ; some person, not knowing better,...receives the waters of Cross Lake, and Cross Lake those of Itasca Lake, and five small streams that empty into Itasca Lake, then called Elk Lake. Those... | |
 | Emmanuel Domenech - Deserts - 1860 - 558 pages
...could proceed no farther. He had been told that I knew the source, but could not see me, I being out at an outpost. This want of information made him commit...receives the waters of Cross Lake, and Cross Lake those of Itasca Lake and five small lakes that empty into Itasca Lake (then called Elk Lake). Those... | |
 | Dakota Indians - 1872 - 530 pages
...could proceed no further. He had been told that I knew the source, but could not see me, I being out at an outpost. This want of information made him commit...receives the waters of Cross Lake, and Cross Lake those of Itasca Lake, and five small streams that empty into Itasca Lake, then called Elk Lake. Those... | |
 | Minnesota - 1872 - 528 pages
...could proceed no further. He had been told that I knew the source, but could not see me, I being out at an outpost. This want of information made him commit...receives the waters of Cross Lake, and Cross Lake those of Itasca Lake, and five small streams that empty into Itasca Lake, then called Elk Lake. Those... | |
 | Edward Duffield Neill - History - 1882 - 1010 pages
...could proceed no further. He had been told that I knew the source, but could not see me, I being out at an outpost. This want of information made him commit...receives the waters of Cross Lake, and Cross Lake those of Itasca Lake, and five small streams that empty into Itasca Lake, then called Elk Lake. Those... | |
 | Henry Mills Alden, Frederick Lewis Allen, Lee Foster Hartman, Thomas Bucklin Wells - 1859 - 884 pages
...knowing Letter, told him there way no river above CIUM Lake. Ca*-9 Lnke receives the waters of Crosa Lake, and Cross Lake receives that of Itasca Lake....streams that empty Into Itasca Lake. They are short, and soon lose themselves In swamps The portage to Rice River is a short portage, and ia called the heights... | |
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He had to learn there where the source of the Mississippi was. He went to Cass Lake, and could proceed no further. He had been told that I knew the source, but could not see me, I being out at an outpost. This want of information made him commit the error... 