Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-06

the bays r%enIsiniDg In he city, tele
graphed H. B. Wiley, for transmits.
sion to the picnic party: ave have
surprise party on for Terry; will meet
you at train with clean collars and
cuffs" Mr.. WHEY responded: IAN
our tickets read Terry; don't forget The
warming pam" Being in constant
communication with the ROSEBUD
pirty IL was not diff suit to keep posted
on their doiDgs The party came over
10 the morning aud train was discov.
cred 10 be thus many hours late. The
day was passed as best suited each In.
dividuai, some going back To Mr.. AL.
I~erton's. When the construction train
arrived from Forsyth to take Major
Wyman to the scene Of the wreck o
the snow pillow all was confusion at the
little station Of Rosebud aud many OF
the party prepared TO board the Gu
boose o. at any rate hang on behind.
Long, dreary waiting aud tn en- No. 8
pulled into the station and a haven If
refuge was at last found. What mat.
tered IL whether the train lay at that
station two hours or twenty, they
were there and that settled it.
HOME AGAIN.
At half past one O'Clock this morn
ing a train arrived from the west,
bringing with 1t the surprise party, all
In good spirits, though a little the
worse for wear. Hacks met the party
at the dept and they quickly repaired
IT, their several homes 10 EMO, the
rest they had 40 thoroughly earned.
The names to complete the list given
in yesterdays JOURNAL are the Misses
" olverton, Strayer. Howard and Con.
roy and Mr.. w. ii. Ross.
ANOTHER VERSION.
Arriving at II 'sebud station at 5
O'Clock "Wednesday evening the party
were met by sleighs and other convey.
ances aud the distance between the
s,ution and Mr.. Allertou's :'ouse Wa
quickly covered. There the many
travellers quickly found themselves at
home under the genial influence OF
the hearty welcome exten led by host
and hostess. At 6 O'Clock the dance
was in full swing aui with an inter.
mission at 0 O'Clock, for u royal supper
to which all did justice, the lively
measures were continued until day.
light Thur-day morning. Then came
a trying period waiting for the signal
to go to the depot, which vas delayed
Tor several hours. Breakfast AT
O'Clock aud the dancing was resumed
ad libitum all during the dav Dinner
at 3 o'clock aud then the sleighs were
around to convey the party to the sta.
ton. Arriving there II was learned
that the train was yet three hours
later, aud not yet having had an ele.
CANT SUN 'iency of dancing the wat.
log room in the depot was cleared aud
at 1t they went again with renewed
vigbr. A, 1880 the train pulled into the
station aud all got aboard. Discover
ing that several hours delay would
yet ensup before the track would Le
cleared, the ladies We're snugly tucked
away in the sleeper u take u pap and
the boys proceeded to rest themselves
a. be,t they might. Those snow clad
bluff, between Rosebud aud Horton
were treated to the rendition of Eyes
oh Ye-!" in all styles OF art aud when
Miles City WA fiuaIly reached not Q
mar ,ck Of them could speak above
n whisper.
Their reception aud entertainment
during the long stay was royal, Mr.,
aud Mrs. Allerton aud the two elder
daughters making everyone feel aud
know their sincere welcome. Never
was plea-anter day spent with pleas
anter people.
j.. &. Z ,llshan endsared himself 70 al
by the drxterIty and skill win which
he supplemented The culinary contin.
g-nt, his 'opd cooking making them
superlalively happy.