Pilgrimage of Davenport, LA Council to the Birth place of Buffalo Bill
By James West
The first part of the program consisted of the raising of The Flag, the
firing of a salute and the Pledge of Allegiance by the entire body of Scouts.
Then we had a speech on the life of Cody by a Civil War Veteran. After the
speech we pledged ourselves anew to the Oath and were dismissed. During all this
time there was a thin drizzling rain which froze as it fell. On the way back to
LeClaire we halted for lunch. Each Scout carried his own and in a short time, in
spite of inclement weather, there were cheerful fires going, and Scout groups
scattered over the snowy hillside were busy preparing their favorite hiking
rations. In the meantime, the Davenport group set up archery targets and, after
luncheon, assembly was sounded and the archery demonstration was put on.
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