Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-09-11
PILGGRI1I'S PROGRESS.
A Somewhat Lucid Description of the
Sights il Wonderland, and
Slight
Reflection Upon the Previous ChaFac-
ter of It's Supposed Old Time In
labiGant.
Pilgrim Pro ogress.
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LIVINGSTON : ae point On 'lle
haasa t15'e "l w 8. f&lifoaa from
W1ieA 1.e .'s':'l,.n me OF 81 niies runs 10
Sa-l=.s5.s. m l'.t-t s'5itis p7iila s1A hAiie7
.to.ii -'zzf4..A2'll i1ot springs IL Atss7toA
- os'szs1-' 'l4l5 sls's''sse o tue stts ol tlle
s,t'oH al''il'.liS esi slse ii'l'll ost1h q Stse
/ --4i"s.ss3'i7 ie'' 'tz. ase iioe over 'ils
= 'lieiA : gu s->'7',,'A1l45 i''7't' o's7. -
e.il9A.sse7 7''AiAs = sas si'tii'''7ss sSz'zliSz
"i-ses1 ~ - s'sssi is31 e>.l1's' eiiess4l -
VI" II fi'iitl'' "a s's''ii s'etS' s1is f'stS'
ls lA4s5iSst IL ''s 4s3st9 ii5o'tillf'iis si4lsh
zoos e3"a |-t-i =ssszt 4slts4est' upon tie
1eftile is4t4s q s5SsssSss 'il3sy' EA-
foat2, #s 4sss a1lt y efls t'i'A, "I4ese mas
slFe ro9as tickle me Ky st an a5slta8e OF
lo'eS3 iSss'S ABOVE ti.zz #ss' anu o'oo8 tets'
ABOVE s41s fS1ziz}' = ezfst4a1'at I itsie our
palace fstii%ay eeaci3ss tef lhose afaNh ~
SIX hofses. 1hlS ltsase sfliae2 mas sprung
INTO existence as ti'e terminus OF the faflN
eeahch. 1t hf'S'isss ;as s4ee ease OF ttle
soiiie"ie;A '9'''-f.ist =Szlifssoaf mountains
oo"h tAle 500 = "il'1 ,ss lsAsiiis.sise' per
fecllS sflaa5's4A 't5Sehs, sai1e1 q si'5'll 5
Slice. sAsy looss IKE Two 1n;fl11aoFh 10
oosEs5af1 ssitses e>eSi'1 1oF eiss i&ez& OF sllo"
ana Ice upon Them. l 1ne@e tzss down
ihese elses ms oat'ilaie AiaJesty maze MS
ehtfee INTO 3Ae s';tfA region. Inc orlght
req grooves indicate y thelf position ana
general appearance fhat "hen the ='.ola
boy 1eli rom Tie #ofia ABOVE ne struck
on top OF esRi9eF-9ef mountain 50 suddenly
that ne could not ger foofhold anu there
fore slid over into Wonderland and started
ND business 81 his t,y+,, If59os How ,onc
ba bo1d ,,..a,, ,,-,,. 4,,:a 1-4,o +o,,,;4c,..,
'=-.2 -.'''e
cannot determine. But 1t cannot be very
long since he fed because his Punch
Bowl" i sf;I' f,,1l Of staamipn nuncb and
orerr+binr abont h;s f.rori+a ,,,star;re -,
e,''s 'll.ls "oou' ii's iaSoll'e watering
place iiell $ Half-3ere1 Is bustl e and &C
tivity. The kettle is still boiling in the
..nevil's a,itchann Eva,vth;nn i,5;oo+aS
lii9 s1.i1sh 'ei'"l'sie, "itAioet even taxing
time to pack up his stores or put padlocks
on the geysers. Sulphur and other sub
.+a.,oae +t,a ,,,,,,sre,,+ ndor of which ind;
:, :,
c}'te i1eiieiic orlsiii' u ere scS't'efee 1fos'o-
cast over the place by the cowardly monarch
when SO hastily jumping the country. He
co,,7a ~ faoo ho.,os+ o15 Ir,o,o e,,,, ,,,a
','1'< NO. 1s'Ne slo-'e's o1' NY ,s'A ''''>
the ist1tef therefore TOOK q1'iet anu peaeea-
BILE possession OF the place which he per
,,fts his go GOO 600 Treteees to enioy But
u, ea..,,a:. 49,. 80. .,,-:
- ~ li's'1 pop le's1 aese d ieM s'1ethiils'
hleftsei2isisy agents "ho make thele Sam
guests pay eNhOrbitant tribute every time
they turn around. [ did not intend to
waste 50 many words upon the s'cloven-
footed leader of the opposition but d
fourth o. the places Of interest in the Park
are SO suggestive of him and of his infer
nal possessions that the first explorers
could not forbear naming them according
ly.
Mammoth Hot Springs are situated six
miles from ''sinner-bar,' 1000 feet above
the Gardner River which would "go broke"
q good share Of the year If it was not for
the bounteous discharge of the springs.
These springs build great white terraces,
the material deposited being mainly zeal
careous, taken up by the hot water as it
makes its way to the surface through
''deep-iying cretaceous strata | wouldn't
nave put those words III quotations, but for
the fact that my friends would know that
could not tell the meaning OF such geol
ogistic terms. | confess that found them
In the guide-hook. ihey look well III