Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-09
Special Excursion Train to Ros.
ton, and Return.
On the Occasion OF the National G
f.. r. EnCampment.

On the Occasion OF the National {
4. r. Encampment.
The train will be made up G
four sleepers, a dining and a bag
gage car, and wi)lrun through soll>
to Boston and return, and will leav
Sioux City August 9TH over tn
Sioux City & Northern and Grea
Northern Railways to Duluth ane
Superior City, thence over the Du
luth, South Shore and Atlantic
through the great iron and cope
regions of northern Michigan, t
Sault Ste Marie. From that poin
the route viii be over the Canadian
Pacific to Ottawa aud Montreal
where a lew hours will be devoted
to seeing the places of interest
From Montreal the train viii ruf
over the Boston and Maine road
through New Hampshire and Yer.
mont to the White Mountains, where
opportunity will be given to view
the grand scenery in the "Switzer.
land of America" Concord, the
capital ofNew Hampshire will also
be visited, and a glimpse got of the
great granite quarries Of America,
then the ride will be down the his
toric Merrimac, visiting the manu-
featuring cities of Manchester, Nash
VA and Lowell, arriving in Boston
in time to take part in the grand
parade on the 18th.
Tickets are now on sale for the
round trip, including sleeper, at
$500. The excursionist will be
permitted to occupy The sleepers
while in Boston if they o desire
without extra charge, and meals
will be furnished in the: diner at Is
cents each. Each sleeping car tick
ct entities the holder to Que berth.
Tickets will be good for forty days,
but if parties extend their stay be-
You'd the twelve days, and do not re-
turn with the train, there will be an
extra charge of $50, the price of
sleeper on the return trip.
1t is planned to make this by far
the finest train that will so to Bos-
ton on this occasion from Iowa or
any other state. Ground has been
secured in the Boston and Maine de-
pot, where the train will stand dur
ing the entire stay. 1t will be in
charge of competent and faithful
officials, who will look after the bag
gage and the comfort Of the passcn-
gers. Accommodations have been
provided for one hundred passen-
gers and information regarding the
trip will be chcerfully furnished by
any of the committe. Tickets are
now for sale by G. G.. Culver and
Maris Pierce, Sioux City.
You and your friends are specially
invited to join this excursion from
the "Corn Palace City ofthe World
to the "Athens of America" Let
us visit once again Bunker Hip
and Concord" and pledge anew at
these sacred places our undying de-
yotion to the Republic.
TIME TABLE-spECIAL TRAIN.
Leave Sioux City, Thursday, Aug.
7th, at s p. m.
Arrive Duluth, Friday, Aug. Sth,
at 8 a. m.
Leave Duluth, Friday, Aug. 9Th,
at ! p. m.
Arrive Sault Ste Marie, Saturday
Aug. 9th, at 8 a. m.
Leave Sault Ste Marie, Saturday
Aug. 9th, at 3:15 a. m.
Arrive Montreal, Sunday, Aug
10th, at 6 ". M.
Leave Montreal Sunday. Aug. II
tn, at s a. m.
Arrive White Mountains, Sunday
Aug. 10th, at l p. m.
Leave White Mountains, Mon
day, Aug. 18th, at I a. m.
Arrive Boston, Monday, Aug. II
at 2 p. m.
RETURNING.
Leave Boston, Saturday, Aug. /,
at 10 p. m.
Arrive Sioux City, Tuesday, Aug
10Th, Al
BY order Of the Committee,
M. SMITH,
Il. r. GERE
r. G. RENNIsoN,
MARS PIERCE,
G. g. CULVER.
Sioux City, July 4, 1890.