Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-03

%. The newspapers represented were:
Rexburg Standard. st. Anthony News,
Righy S.ar, Sugar City Times, Rex
burg Current-Journal, Ashton Enter
prise, Idaho Falls Post Blackfoot OPP
tlmist, Blackfoot Republican, Mackay
Miner. Poeatello Advance, Pocatello
Tribune. Paris Post, Montpelier Elk
aminer. Shoshone Journal. Twin Falls
Times. Bull Pioneer, bellevue News
Albion Times.
Herewith we give the list OF the
jolly bunch who were in attendance:
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Wallis, Miss
Violet Wallis P. w, Bernaton and
Joseph Adams Of the Rexhurg Stand
ard.
MT and Mrs. Wilbur s, Hill and
Miss Mary Wheaton Of the Twin Falls
Times,
Mr. and Mrs, ], w, Jones, son and
lady friend. OF the Rigby Star.
Mr., and Mrs. Karl P. Brown of the
Blackfoot Optimist,
Mt, and Mrs. Byrd Trego of the
Blackfopt Republican,
Mr.. and Mrs, L. Bush Livermore
of the Pocatello Tribune, and Mr. and
Mrs, Rupert p. SoRelle.
Mr., aud Mra. Charles @, Sumner. OF
the Idaho Falls Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Dillingham; Of
the MackGy Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warren White of
the Bull Pioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Lisle of
the Shoshone Journal.
Mrs. Martha Bradley, l.. G. Bradley
and otto Bradley of the Montpelier
Examiner.
MF: and Mrs. J. A. wahleH of the
Paris PNat,
Fruxtoa Talbot of the POcatello Ad-
vance.
Clyde s. shaw of the Bellevue
Newe.
e. ]. Hoge and Miss Mary Grim
NETT of the Paris Post.
II. H. Hertvlgsen of the Ashton En-
terprise.
w. G. Gibson Of the St. Anthony
News
K7ElOyd Aaams Of the sugar city
Times
Frank Porter and Miss Vivian
Thomas Of tho Rexburg CurrentJour
nal.
NIB. Yeaman OF the Idaho Falls
Register.
Sunday the members of the clut
we're taken Up u Blg springs e tAs
guests Of the Shqft Line, but th'
wpagher being decidedly stormy. no
much Of interest tranapired save thu
troutuatchine stunts al several Of thu
editora. but that created plenty o
sport. and the crowd returned to thu
city early I'm the evening.
The party was provided with tw'
extra coaches by the railroad manage
ment and the trip was made sunda!
morning clear thr9Hgh to- Bil
spdAgh. ie miies south OF the shor
Lines gateway to Yellowstone parh
At Big Springs the newspaper men an
women were goFgeously entertaine
at the famous ranch house Of Or, RleN
ins. and returned to AHhton on a spt
cial train to connect with the regula
train southbound from that town. Al
irving In Rexburg In time for sum-
tuoua supper at the Idaho hotel, whsr
Mine Host Dan Shields, and his anil
BILE wife, entertained the newsnape
people during their stay In Fegi
fashion,
The trip to Big Springs over tn
new park extension OF the Short Lin
was one long to be remembered. III
natural scenery along this route
sublime in It's grandeur. At War
River station. which ii the aouther
and western boundary Of the Hem
Lake forest reserve, and where b
gins the steep climb through War
river canyon. the motive power OF Il
railroad is changed from coal-hqqrnir
engines to oiI-burning locomotive
Winding along the turbulent War
river In It's narrow canyon, the tra
eier Ia treated to constantine
ing panorama OF beautiful views. II
grade is very steep and it requir'
two powerful engines to pull q
heavy train Sunday morning throul
Warm river canyon. emerging on
high plateau, near Mesa station, I
scene abruptly changes from one
ahysmaI canyons and battlement
crags, booming river and cliffs
Enthusiastically eroded rocks, to one
simple pastoral beauty. From Me
to Big Springs the route strikes
most straight across a marvelc
natural park. wherein isolat
thickets OF lodgepole pine trees