Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-03
A TRIP THROUGH YELLOW
STONE NATIONAL PARK

ltsculdllNt VI tue bluPuAN 1N'SN''N
10 her visit TO one of Americas most
natural picturesque regions, gave the
following narrative;
Our crowd arrived at Yellowstone.
Montana, June Is. 1913. Several
two and four horse coaches were
awaiting our arrival, and We were
soon transferred 10 the porte cochere
al River Side camp, u beautiful spot
on the Madison river; there we were
u>hered into the dining room. where
We devoured q good. warm breakfast
which was ready for Us and which
We enjoyed. A. the Wyle Way COM
pany always has the best Of "eatS.
We were then accompanied 10
our tents by Miss Mccartney. man.
asrr Of the Wylie Way Co. Our
crowd was composed Of Jolly people.
the most Of whom were teachers and
college students from the East, aud
We all soon became Western, al least
We made quite an effor, to do 50.
rhi> was NY hr>t experience II
Sleeping ~ tent. and considered II
uute novel. and no one enjoyed II
more than /. We remained quite q
while there. then went 10 Roosevelt
amp. many miles away, through the
Rocky mountains OF shelf road
which goes around the side Of the
mountains these roads We're border
ct with pine trees. sage brush ana
flowers and one can get a good view
e.. The surrounding picturesque seen.
cry. When We arrived 3, Roosevelt
amp. very pretty place, the tents
we're blue with violet strips. and. be
.us IT. rows, looked ike = little west
rru town. They are kept clean and
udy with good spring beds and mat
,rr~>e>. We were provided with
p,e.,y ct nice WOO, blankets and pl!.
.oN>. with rags o. the floor, toilet
tables. white granite toilet sets. ey'
rryth,us To make one comfortable
md nou.e.lAe Oue must not De a
stranger bu, be yongenia and -peas
To- al.
Some OF he geo.os!c0. scenes
.,,td wa when leaving River Sid,
camp ou. first stop was A. Glboon :
lunch station. another camp OF Iht
Madison river. where numerous bear
ale 10 be seen Then We came 70 Tx
Soldiers cabin. which looks Ike .
miniature summer resort, with beau
riUuy KEEP, .awU>, walks borde?et
with elk horns and mead, with horn
above the iron, door Another Ions
eve road. bordered with pine tree.
= - g. The ac: pools %. oo!AI!
N.,cr-,he gey>e. regior-tEe MI
lie MAJ which rgupts every minute
u..A.r>> G.ut!o. Grand Canyon, %
..a.. Old Faithful, and hundreds .
.ey>ey> which make cog,!nuouy erup
.oa> @, be-: ard cold water. Man,
moth PANE, pots. mud geysel>. wh!cJ
throw .r mud. the Devil Hal. Acre
ue,4.> poo.. where be axes II wash
..s. i. yae throws = handkerchief j
IN, poo. 90. 10. water II will br clea
ID white wlrr AIKEN vu..
Now ST.. come ~ the canyon o
Great Falls winch j, over 200Q ir-
wide ZOO !est deep and twenty T
.wey,y.cye miles long Thi, !
wonderful, raryvu e see 1t with II
ANGLES. WIN d thousand p.unac.es. .
a. shapes and forms. he richly
ua,ed .o.ors gaining rev beauty W,
every washing ram. one gets
grand new q, Inspiration Polr
where stairs SID . wide platform :
stand Oh ~ oyer.oas me Grand Tar
>a.. ON Top 81 The aigh rocks til
eagle, nave their nests and We -
the little eagle seeming 70 be a!ra,
% Nv. II this region ! the Morn
.ag Glory poo, which J. Just a rs
.r.. a. The morning glory itself.
Deer and elk are seen along :.
..,,e and number o.; bear. coyote
r,o-,,;r sheen. antelope. butfal