Lewis and party improvise to endure Rocky Mountain trek
June 2, 1806, Lewis notes exhausting shortages forces them to seek subterfuges to ready the journey through hunger and cold. Traders McNeal and York return with roots and bread after securing illicit eye water and phials. Drewyer brings Neeshneparkkeepok and Hohastillpilp who aided in reclaiming tomahawks, including the personal blade of the late Sergt. Floyd amid negotiations with Cheifs.
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Three Men Return With Salmon and Spurred by Spanish Dollars
On June 2, 1806, near Gass, around noon, three men came back with several salmon and roots bought from nearby native villages. One man earned two Spanish dollars from a Snake Indian in payment for an old razor. They claim dollars circulate among the Snake Indians, who also obtain horses from Spaniards, suggesting cross‑group trade and exchange near New Mexico.
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Gary Moulton
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Ken Burns
Corrections Requested for Flipside Errors in Union County News
The Flipside section misidentified painter Christa Barnell for the work Center in Thursday's article and listed an incorrect flea market date. The Union County Historical Society flea market is actually set for Saturday, June 10.
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Kentucky governor asks Pence to resign amid indictment
Governor faces indictment in state hiring scandal asks Lt. Gov. Steve Pence to step down after Pence said he will not seek re election with the governor next year Pence declined saying he was elected to serve his full four year term and remains open to future political runs.
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New Jersey Girl Wins Scripps National Spelling Bee
Katharine Close an eighth grader from Spring Lake at H W Mountz School wins the Scripps National Spelling Bee after her fifth straight appearance. She spells unsurface ursprache and says she is in shock, recalling the moment and the parent language she recognized instantly.
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Spelling Bee Announces Winners and TV Broadcast Era
The winner takes home over 42000 in cash and prizes as finals air on ABC with prime time coverage for the 79th spelling bee. Runner-up Finola Mei Hwa Hackett, 14, Canada, stumbled on weltschmerz while Saryn Hooks, 14, Taylorsville NC, was disqualified then reinstated and fumbled icteritious. Parents on stage per TV style recap.
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