, 1921-08-25

ON August 18th, several cars lef
Denver ON the Rocky Mountain
Highway for Twogwotee Pass in or
der to attend the dedication exercise,
OF the Rocky Mountain Highway
This caravan vas piloted by Mr.
Edwards of Laramie, secretary of thu
Association. At each city en- route
those in the caravan were banQuetet
and entertained. The caravan stayet
at Laramie OF Wednesday evening
coming on to Rawlins Thursday
over the beautiful route through
southeastern Carbon county.
Several carloads Of Rawlinsitet
went. to Saratoga where they met the
caravan and piloted 1t OF to this city
Fred Healy and party also accom-
panied the caravan from Encamp'
ment to Rawlins.
On Thursday evening q banque,
was served at the Ferris Hotel. Al.
though this banquet was decided
upon only q short time before the
caravan reached Rawlins there was q
Following an excellent dinner short
ties as we'll as by some of the Wis
itora
On Friday morning the caravan
left Raw1ins for Lander. Three cars
of Rawlins people accompanied the
party from this city. Among the
Rawiins people who wen to Lander
we're Warden F. A.. Hadsell. Gus
Flcischli, Rev. o. C. King, H. E.
Dunlap, r. H. Alcorn. w. l.. Alcorn,
Jas. Potts and W. F. Daley.
The caravan reached Lander in the
afternoon. The Lander people we're
out IN force to welcome an enter
tain the visitors. In the afternoon
there were trips to points of interest
around Lander and In the evening
the visitors were entertained at a
dance.
Saturday morning the caravan left
Lander for Dubois, scheduled Tor
NEXT night stop. In the afternoon the
Dubois people entertained the visitors
at mi Of the best impromptu Wild
west celebrations yer seen In the
state. In fact. one Of the buckinE
horses used in this celebration was
the superior of anything ever seen at
the Frontier calculations held In
Cheyenne. The riding wal also OF
an exceptionally high character. A
dance was given at Dubois Saturday
evening.
One hundred and sixty-six carloads
Of people left Dubois for Two-swo-
tee Pass, IS miles away, where the
dedication ceremonies were schedul-
ed to take place.
Two-gwo-tee pass, once the raw
orite SPOT Of Two-Gwo-Tee. a sho-
shone chief who led a party OF
United states. soldiers on an explor-
expedition into what is now yell
lovstcna Park, IL n OF h most
bs9ufaful natural crossing places In
th6SRocky Mountains. 1t is $3.50
f1sksahove' sea level. but as verdant
~ 4 lowland valley. Flanked by the
Teton range and the fantastic battle
ments Of the Brooks Lake mountains,
n presents q park-like appearance
that Il a veritable invitation to stop
afd pitch ones tent under the frag-
rant pines that clothe the slopes. It
n destined to become n Of the
foremost attractions Of q Yellow
tone park route which should itself
IN a few years be nationally famous
for its beauty. A apring OF ice cold
vator on the eastern slope of the
49, 10 the sourc OF Big Wind river.
fke dedication program vas
r4nESae. The good taste Of those re-
eable for 1t could not have been
49, evidenced, since an elaborate
G{n eeomt would have been not un-
ES 70 add to that which
nat~SeAed alrsady provided On 30
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