Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-02
Ritter Bros Drug Co,
Montpelier, FRANKLIN and Preston.
idaho. Logan and Garland, Utah. ,
AT BEAR LAKE.
Our Paris Correspondent Tells Of
the Different Resorts and the
Beauties Of the Lake.

Beautiful Bear Lake, Thou art a
jewel, surrounded by beautiful noun.
tains! Thou art tea by beautiful streams
fresh fron snow capped peaks which
cast their shadows into thy pellneld
breast. The hrcezcs which continually
mnve upon thy surface are refreshing
and put new life into him who seeks
thee for reposr, Thy waveiets that
break 50 soothingly upon thy shores
would sing to sleep the most wakefnl,
aud calm the most troubled mind
Natures God has done wonders for
thee, that thou miehtest BE- beautiful |
TO the eyes Of mortal man, aud inspire /
lin him thoughts ~ the Great Eternal
Creator, Hut God did MOI intend that
Thy surroundings should always remain
i AS they are, but fully intended that man
should use the talents given him ~ add
to thy primal beauty,
Last Saturday your correspondent, ia
company with some friends, made trip
10 the lake and remained there for two
days Ten years ago when we resided
Ia that part OF Idaho. Bear lake eould
not boast Of mRny pleasure seekers. An
occasional sunday school excursion was
planned by our friends 10 the north,
who came to the lake aud consumed =
, few sand leces, wadesl few feet into
the water, drank from the creek aud
. returned 10 their home rejoicing over
the COOL time they had had.
How different now. The scene Ia en-
tirely changed and people are coming
from the four corners Of the earth to
partake Of all The go'd things that can
he had on we'll furnished table, and
recline under the shade Of the "Aahen.
ser Busch" aud drink from that ever
flowing spring that made Milwaukee,
famous
Saturday night large crowd ~ We'll
dressed ladies and gentlemen assem-
bled II the st.pcks llfDs. pavilion ADD
tripped the light fantastic until tbs
midnight hour VAS near ~ the Gloss
:, Of the dance the shimmering moonlight
was 70 enhancing that = great part q
= the dancers sought the boats aud 10 !
z few moments the lake MAS dotted her'
y and there with precious souls IN white
e bent on getting all the pleasure out .
life possible.
Tie lake at'that hour was just ruugl
Y enough to make boat riding intercstiDl
70 those Who wefe MOI too tifnld. In
fortunately yonr correspondent was u
Y : boat where timlditH relgued supreme
Z 20 se did not get ~ far from shore bu
q shat, II an accident happsned. "
m could have waded ashore carry log III
ay ..preeious souls in cur arms. q
M. course II does not require much 0f a
lin argument to convince zone people ths
cd there Is less danger from beiug eapsize
er. in tue middle Of the lake when q
lie waves are rolling, than near the ehar
4. But then terra TRINA Looked 20 good
ing ns that we could MOI break away
or. We spent sunday shaking hands vi
mr.. old acquainiapces aud making -
ones. We met people from ali parts
the United States, from Vale. Gregg
~ 10 New York CITY. Also one man =
=, had .'ynst" come over from lice {
80 country. This funny fellow interest
rhs the people d Glencoe with his aus
nv old country sa,s and old expression
III, Il was interesting . see him piua
80 into The deep Tue lake 20 Fessue ; IL
r. whom b. Supposed wAs drowning. Vi
-. 10 fact she 1as only diving. Hos
! - pliled the leIios - be stood shiYeFi
-. % the beach with bis best ssit
-. cIothes dripping visA satsr alssF u
800 fruitless plunge. We we're tod Il
-. that the mags sano u Franz Slsis'
-, Everything sround Glsncoe y y
". quite tidy, and EhlIs there are noe
!. \ many people there Ne ~ the Vel
N. camp la Fish Haven, thase who "
M there seemed 20 be eujoyiag hfs
rim msHsely.
An. The Stocks camp i uOe In ths beet
rondlts0n. TIE trees are antFimm
~ the grounds are covered witn em
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