The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26

Roamins ADomt at Night "a stranger ~"
=, ,.a,a william sings and Holds
nj. Audience Ia tentuck, During the
Colo spell
,opxr,rn,. isxs. ny Edgar ". Nye.i
Las, evening we stopped AT the Po'hpa-
d,,r Hons. II Is a good house. but at
,,cloek the cook goes home. after LOCKING
mn the d%ouyhnuts. and spends the nlght
Al MS residence over beyond TIE iair
yrouud This makes it imrractcapie I"
get a good iunch at II O'Clock at the
house Go.
We nave formed the habit of eating al
mi. nour AS we are NOT very hungry AT
& and at half pas, 10 We are quite Ia
,,.,,ed with our dramatic and artistic
nroprau,me so we have orr bouqaets
and floral ior-eshoe> sent to 'he ii"iei
and 20 ont skirnishing for a late tea
Last evening the town beng a siiiaii
one with "A college 10 1t. we 1onha the
streets all dark save here ana tnsre
wt,er. the soft light from some Siiuea
put sinful lager beer place seemed TO III
vlie one.
On II IL Il fearful thing to be on the
,,..e,s ,t a,owp a strange and hungry.
wtuls al seems 80 dark and cold except
SIN All think of II as you st ny your
own warm fire with children clamberlns
over vour knee, Think of II you who
nave never been hungry. and vet you
murmur a: tine rich warm pie.
Think vi II YOU who have never gone
tor,h IN the darkness not knowing where
the next meal was coming from, Whit
l-.l..l mi At1st fhl yr1tl11
figure Of the clothing store statue tahei
inside where 1t IL warm linen the f1ci
RAYS shoots ont from the wicked 9
.,.er rilce, where yon know that llSh
and warmth and "A glad welcome awal
you
II was suggested that we go III her
and get "A sausage and some altar OF nm
tarya, cheese But. no." ! said rs ! It
called the vivid description OF John Z
tough and OF the gay company saillni
toward Niagara falls and at last goin
over with an eternal plunge. we WI
moi 90 III there Ii we take cheese no"
we will some day want >olnethin
stronger
So we tollei on till 1T last we came
confectionery place where SIX or elgt
llau rtNeleTS WIN iiai ''iiiV iiD"' ~
1ance by sleigh were eating oysters an
caraineis ipetore going holne hall l
these We're glrls who coiversed all y
the same time. and the other half wei
yornp men who laughed at what II
glrls said
rhe saloon was used for Ice cream |
summer and III winter canned oyster
almost as large rs lima beans are serve
with large circular pickles fresh fro1
the brrne--if one may use such Il seeil
ing paradox You can also get Il stea
here to, II cents took one of then
and when | got back to my room J +
paired my trunk with it.
We mad some crackers. too. that ha
teen carefully looked over by other pe
Die till they We're all powdery and SCENE
to have stood on the lunch counter a
day for DAVIS TO peck at. as Shakespeal
says
The room was rich in decoration. WI
a battle Piece at one side of the roo
ralnted by some unknown man and
KID by III. honestly III the summer tim
The proprietor WAS a man who had be-
n great scholar He had always taxi
and read Th+ Crate Fire Companion al
was reading II when We cane IN. v
spoke Ia INN. and he looked at us vi
. daxed eyes. for he was still watching I
Indians sealWng some people who we
on their way through Death valley fol-
n~..x nd.