The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-09-05
THE PROGRAMME.
THR ST, PAUL PIONEER PRESS GIVES
THE NAMES OF ss6 GENTLEMEN.
Who will Accompany President Willard
And Also the Programme
Which is:

1ueBuay, ScpC. 4.-Au Cut HlOIHIHS tnc
train will pass through the lake region
of Minnesota, arriving at Fargo at II a.
m. Leave Fargo at IL m, and pass
through the wheat fields Of North Dako-
ta, stopping short time at the Dalrym-
ole farm at Casselton, and reaching James
town at p. m. Spend one hour in
driving upon the plateau for view of
the town and the James river valley
Leave at p. m., and arrive at Bismarck
at II p. m Remain all night at Bis
marck.
Wednesday, Sept, Sat 8 a. rh., drive
around Bismarck. Leave at 9 a. M, pas
sing over the great bridge over the Mis-
souri,, and arriving 1t Mandan at $50 a.
m. Leave Mandan at 10 a. M, and reach
the Little Missouri at $3.50 p. m. Walk,
to the summit of bluff for a general
view of the Bad Lands. Leave Little
Missouri at 4:30 p. M, reaching Billings
about 2:30 a. M, remaining over night in
the cars.
Thursday, Sept. 6.-Leave Billings at
$50 a. m.,. reaching Grayclif at IL M
Here about two hours will be devoted to
witnessing war dance by the tribes of
Indians inhahting the Crow reservation.
Leave Graycliff at 2 p. m, crossing the
Belt range of mountains over the Boze-
man tunnel at about 5 p. M, and arriving
at Helena at IL M. Remain over night.
Friday, Sept. 7.-Will be devoted to
visiting Helena, the capital of Montana,
the United States assay Office and the
neighboring gold mines, sleeping in the
cars that night.
Saturday, Sept, S.-Leave Helena at
a. m., and reach the point where the
last rails on the Northern Pacific railroad
are to be laid at 8 a. m. The ceremonies
will begin at 10 a. M, and end at noon.
The train will leave at p. M, reaching
Sand Point on lake Pend d'Oreill at
about am.
Sunday Sept, 9-Leave Sand Point at
a. m, take breakfast. on the steamer
Henry Willard. The day will be devoted
to a trip over lake Pend d d'Oreille, return
ing to Sand Point at pm.
Monday, Sept, 1O.-At 6 a. m., reach
Wallula Junction. Leave the Junction
at a. M, and following the line down
the Columbia river reach Portland, Ore,
at p. m. stav at hotels that night.
Tuesday, Sept, 1l.-Inspection of the
city of Portland and vicinity.
Wednesday, Sept, 12.-Excursion on
the Willamette and Columbia rivers.
Thursday, Sept, 13.-Leave Portland
9 a. m., for excursion to Astoria, and
back to Kalama that evening.
Friday, Sept, 14.-Leave Kalama at 8
a. m reaching Tacoma at IL noon. Leave
Tacoma at l p. m, reach Seattle about 4
p. m.
Leave Seattle at 6 p. m., reaching Vic
toria, British Columbia, during the night.
Saturday, Sept, 15.-Drive through
Victoria, starting at $50 a. M, and leave
at II a. m. Reach Seattle at p. M.
Visit lake Washington if practicable, and
leave Seattle at 8 p. M, reaching Tacoma
about II p. m. Sleep on boat that night.
Sunday, Sept, 16.-Leave Tacoma at 7
a. m. reach Kalama at p. M; luncheon
on the boat. Return leisurely to Port
land, reaching there in time for dinner.
Sleep at the hotels that night.
Monday, Sept, 17.-Take the boat at
Portland at a. M, for The Dalles, join
ing the special train at that point; thence
proceeding eastward, stopping at Walla
Walla en- route, and proceeding from
there direct to the end of track of the
Yellowstone Park branch, reaching there
on the morning of the 10Th.
Wednesday, Sept, 10Th; Thursday,
Sept, Goth; Friday, Sept, 21st; Saturday,
Sept, 22d-spend in the Yellowstone
park.
Sunday, Sept, 23.-Leaye the end of
Park branch, reaching Duluth and su-
perior on the morning of
Tuesday. Sept, 25.-Devote the day to
an inspection of the harbor and the two
cities, and leave that day for St. Paul and
the east.
Returning guests will be furnished
with transportation from St. Paul to their
homes by G. X. Barnes, general passen-
ger agent Northern Pacific railroad, st.
Paul,
Guests are recommended to wear sub
stantial fall clothing, and to take over
coats and umbrellas or waterproof coats.
There will be no occasion when evening
dress need be worn. Trunks can be
taken if desired, and guests will be able
to get access to them from time to time
in the baggage cars attached to the spec
ial trains.
English guests will be given an oppor-
tunity on the return trip east to view
Niagara Falls, and part of one day will
be devoted on the return to the inspec-
ton of Pullman, Illinois.
A Friendly Sketch Of ClubbeF williams.