Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-19
SUMMER TOUR
OVER C.T.P.
IS ARRANGED
Conducted Trip
Covers 5000 Miles BY
Land and Sea.

Five thousand miles by land FfaaA
sea.are embraced in the second an
nual summer tour over the Grand
trunk Pacific, under the auspices Of
w. F.. Black. Canadian government
agent at Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Starting from Grand Forks and ad-
3acent territory on Tuesday, July s,
hose who join the excursion, which
~ limited to zoo persons, will SprQ-
eeed to winnipeg. arriving at the
Union depot at midnight. Awaiting
them in the Union station will be a
special train, composed Of sleeping
cars of h most modern type. dining
cars and parlor observation car. This
special trafQ will take them to Prince
Rupert. 3. c., a journey of /, 500
miles. usually made IN three days, but
upon which the train will, with its
stoppaEes at points Of interest En-
route, take nine days. From Prince
RUPERT the party Will go by G. r. P.
Steamship throuEhS%the INSIDE pass
sage. to Seattle, Washington, a cruise
at Vancouver and Victoria.
Arriving at Seattle, the party will
disband, as some may wish to return
Immediately and others to take ad-
vantage Of the return limit privileges
which make the members tickets good
for return-either the way they came,
or via any direct authorized Canadian
or United States lineup to October
ss1,.sS with sstop-over privileges at all
points, as on the going trip. If they
50 back by steamship from Seattle
to Prince Rupert, any time within
the valid date of the ticket, they get
free meals and berth on the steas
ship. These summer tourist tickets
cover return. Meals and berth on~the
train are covered by a reduced SEIZED
ule of inclusive rates.
+ The Itinerary.
Leaving Winnipeg on Wednesday,
July Z. the party will travel BY ran
and ocean. under the personal con-
duct of officials of the Grand Trunk
Pacific railway, till they arrive in Sc
attic on July Is. The itinerary, as
announced, embraces not only all
points OF, scenic beauty, but Of indus
trial and historic interest en- route.
The idea is to make tho our equally
interesting to the student, teacher and
business man, as well as to the pure
holiday-maker. There will be, for in
stance, a visit to the famous mineral
lake at Vatrous; an automobile tour
park at Wainwright: a drive or ride
through Jasper park, in the heart
of the Rockies; a special stop of 20
minutes at a. good vantage point. tc
view magnificent Mount Robson: a
dance at the old Hudson's Bay com.
pany post of Prince George, at the
forks of the Fraser and Nechako
! rivers; a special sacred, song service
in the city hall of a beautiful BRUSH
Columbia town; stopovers at New
Hazelton and ketwanga; e the lI'
dian village, salmon pool, and ancieh
totem, poles; a clam bake in Prince
Rupert. and a side trip 10 see the
great copper mining plant At Anyox
All these will be events Of the lant
, journey.
The voyage by ocean, 700 mile:
long. will take the party OF tourist:
in a modern electric lighted steam
ship, with hot and cold running wa
ter, through the famous scenery O.
the inside passage" There will b.
a nine-heuI stupover. at Vancouver
and four hours at Victoria.
Early Booking Advised.
Those who intend to make the toul
are advised TO book at once.