Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-28

company OF players remarkably
adapted for the interpr OF the
variously divers and taking roles.
BUFFALO FORD RIVER.
WRITERIN THE ANACONDA STAN
DARD DESCRIBES INTEREST
INGLY ONE OF THO SCENES OF
n EARLY DAYS.
Anaconda Standard: In the seven
ties we boarded the steamer Far West
at Bismarck for Fort Benton. The
first week Of our journey being in Da-
kotta, incidents would be irrelevant
here, but I will mention a tornado as
we followed its track up through east
ern Montana as it came down from
Manitoba. The Missouri here runs
through a wide plain with dense
wood few hundred yards wide on
either side, and We were in a bend and
did not see the storm approach till it
was upon us.
II was nerhans tha middle ~ .+ha
afternoon b,1,t s,,d fan1v grew s 81 =, =,
we could scarcely see how the crew
lashing the boat TO the trees on the lee
hank Three p-reat pm wire c.1,,as u7e,.a esr..
strained to keep us from following In
the wake Of the wrecked pilot house.
Men were seeking their own q fe,tv
women shedding nervna,s Hears The
captain.s wife and i fshe was an, nld
sailorl sat On The lee deck she With
fear born of wisdnm If. I. .;,nora n -
amused at the Yea knass of nv fellow
travellers and really en nioyinp > Il, 3 es,,and
panorama. Great blacki and white
5lclol,tls see,thed & ho,ilod and r,,11e,d ~. ~,
gether. torn by: The wind and niaacad
by trees carried along .Hl,e faatbe
q perfect hurricane. 55 n won II M "a -. Z
and roar like 4 living Thing tort,, rad
into agony ,en iii ~ J, son lika !.
hurt child goine #to sleen ~ : wonl5
think the worst mast its f,1v snant
when the trees would begin tn shend 81
9if ii sulpplication then al +ha f,,,.ia,s.
would seenin ingly break lnnsa rho ~.
boat wto,1ld rock and c,e,a !, ) !, mil q
the cables beaten as vel, III M. mis-.
siles IN the air n, 81 Il IS hi. cor !
fusion the coloreH crew II y j, >, s,r, !,
and humble that weird irca II J, Hon
handed down frorrn e,e,, ar,a IN u, 90,
GRAFTON brought over sr,,1n 4, Z q. %.
land iof ignorance and s,,ner,st,it in. !.
the cantain # i 4 swear ! 4 i 3; q, ~.
ders that co,,ld an II No hayad IL +ba
lfpht ~ 5the. s,,e,,t y -
that seemed r. On cn,n "a - tba M, ~
plain .5.t: 5.55z35835 55
ii lasted a,,n,,t fo,r heirs s,,ha. ,,,u,..
water around the l,nat Was 81 fiji Il
dirt M ook ali t1,e n..xt 5,,s,v r. Il, I. i
awaV refit Fl ! ni III b,,,s,s md o,o 4. \,
III the channel before We oot :1r sai,.lv
well s,tad.ted tha daad IA n,o,, 49, 9, a
Ibu Il falnes were t7oat NV. ~ Tha &c a. s
tain Who had shaan * 4, !. i; e.. &c.
years said he e,xnee,ted s., tbav wers
crossing the rive1. nh . ~ "A, j -,
r,,cl, them eoi & f,,,,,, tb q ,,;,,,t,,,.
range On the yellowstone s.. !, =, mar. .
pastures ii the Britts q nossas,si., J.
that teys en- pratad s. a,,y vea : "a ,,,.,
might run into M, rvbale be,r.d y,
our delight lust 81 we ,,o,,,,, u ~,
great bend into N oman, tba rive. q. J
50 full 81 them Ne 4 ! !. Is ston IA ho.at'
on either side as 8 : 8 a, a,,a o.,,,ls
reach the earth Was h1scr I,,;,h 'tha Az
noble animals I
we anchored Till nerbans = ( 4, ma
4 Z, 4, 4. B !. - : So ~
mat wben Il {, 3, ! !, - !, ~ Z ~ s
they marched Il ii.a ,,.s,ss,s.
neither d tte ria,,,4 no,. Ia & ~ ., j
4, ~, ), &, i, ]. J.