New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-08-03
AUTO PARTY RETURNS
FROM THREE WEEKS TRIP
DR.. Reineke and Family Report
Most Enjoyable Trip Thru :.
Colorado, Wyoming and
Other States. 8

When DR.. Reineke and family left
here three weeks ago for their. trip thru
Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado and other
midwest states they dreaded the con-
tinuance Of the heat that was prevail
ing at the time but it was only the first
day out that they suffered any incon-
yenience. After the first days jour
ney' the weather moderated and they
could have asked for nothing more
delightful than the weather they found
day after day, until their return last
Thursday. They found no bad roads
at all, had no storms to contend with
but preceding them there seemed to
have been rains that cleared the air and
rendered the trip truly pleasant.
The autoists went prepared for
camping out and found this one of the
incest features of the trip. Thru
Colorado the people have prepared
camping facilities which are furnished
free of charge to tourists. There are
tents furnished with. cooking ap-
paratus, shower baths and toilets and
various other details to make camping
out pleasure. In the mountains
there are cottages, for there the air is
almost too cool for tenting. One can
get cottage either with or without
bedding and it takes but few minutes
after alighting from the car for the
night to be right at home in a cosy little
place among the hills. Thousands of
tourists take advantage. of the fore
thought of the Colorado people and
naturally boost when they pass on to
other states and back to their home.
This brings an endless stream of other
tourists, all of whom leave part of
their vacation funds with the Colorado
people. Mrs. Reineke counted 40
tourist cars passing them inside Of two
hours and she says she thinks they
passed no less than hundred parties
every day. -
Our travellers went direct from here
to Omaha, Nebraska, where the Doctor
attended the annual meeting of the
Sioux Valley Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Association of which he is a:
member. From there they took the
o. L. D. Trail Omaha, Lincoln &
DENVER. After stopping there a short
time theyewent on to Colorado Springs
and Manitou where they enjoyed the
mountains, the Garden of the Gods,
Cave Of the Winds, Crystal Park, and
made the ascent Of Pixies Peak by the
Cog Railroad. They were fortunate
to find clear weather on the Peak and
thus had a magnificent view Of the
country stretching all about them for
sixty miles or more on every side, They
then returned to Denver and spent
some time there among the mountains,
visited Estes Park, drove in their car
up Lookout Mountain to the grave of
Buffalo Bill, and explored Boulder
Canon. They were not able to visit.
all of the places they had planned on
seeing because of washouts but they
saw enuf to keep them interested for
many months.
From Denver they went to Chey-
enne and returned to Sioux City via
the Lincoln Highway They had
planned on driving thru the Bad
Lands of Dakota but were told that
heroads were very poor and left that
trip for another time. They got home
last, Thursday, happy and tired lot
of people who had hadTa perfectly
splendid time but were glad to be at
home again. Another party Of New
Ulm people are making the same trip
at this time, Mrs. A. A. Alvin and
children. They will have great
time comparing notes with the Rein
eke's on their return. The reminis-
ences are more, than half the fun of
such trips.