National Editorial Trip Explores Yellowstone Park
A party from national editors tours Yellowstone at Madison River junction celebrating park founding. They visit Mammoth Hot Springs Black Sand Basin and Old Faithful, ride the Canyon and Mount Washburn, observe flora and wildlife, and publish a portable paper from a special train car. The trip, led by park officials, notes 100 000 visitors expected and ends with an early Bozeman arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Wyoming
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth
Black Sand Basin
Biscuit Pool
Hankerchief Pool
Black Sand
Old Faithful
Geyser Basin
Canyon
Canyon Hotel
Mount Washburn
Mammoth Hot Springs Camp
Buffalo Corral
Wes
Mammoth Hot Springs
Mammoth Springs
Gardiner
Northern Pacific Railroad
Allman
Mergenthaler People
Chicago
Meble People
C. S. Johnson Company
St. Paul
H. C. Hotaling
Park
Cody
A Western Tour Through Montana's Gallatin Bozeman Helena and Butte
A travel diary recounts breakfast at Elk’s Club Cafe, a drive through Gallatin Valley with irrigation notes, and visits to Bozeman’s State Agricultural College. In Helena the writers meet officials and view Last Chance Gulch sights and Uniontowns saloon re-creations. The Butte segment covers Leonard Mine underground tour, Continental Divide drive, and city life, ending with reflections on mining wealth and worker conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s Club
West Gallatin
Middle Creek
United States
Gallatin Valley
Montana
Bozeman
Phe State Agricultural College
Yellowstone Park
Park
Yellowstone
Helena
Joseph M. Dixon
Last Chance Gulch
Uniontown
Roosevelt
Last Chance
Missoula
the Daily
Robert Fletcher
George Leo
Fletcher
University of Minnesota
Leo
Princeton
H. R. Cunningham
Montana Life Insurance Company
Cannon Boulevard
Broadwater Hotel
Butte
Thornton
Leonard Mine
Leonard
Anaconda
Washoe
Anaconda Rathe Butte
Weg
Elumbia Gardens
W. A. Clark
Harding Way
Continental Divide
Roosevelt Drive
Arthur Linforth
Volstad
State School of Mines
Yellowstone exploration through decades and notable visits
The narrative chronicles expeditions and key figures in Yellowstone history from 1871 to 1921, noting Hayden, Barlow, Heap, and later contributors like Haynes, Emerson Hough, and Greeg. It covers the park’s establishment, early transports, winter expeditions, and tourist developments at Old Faithful, Castle Geyser, and hotel architecture, with vivid impressions of geysers and early travel practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Firehole
Gibbon
Washburn-Langford
Cornelius Hedges
Iowa
John Colter
James Bridger
Yellowstone
Warren Angus Ferris
C. W. Cook
David E. Folsom
Chicago Western Monthly
Pedition
Thuman C. Everts
U. S. Geological Survey
F. W. Hayden
Barlow and
Heap
Congress
Grant
Arthur
F. J. Haynes
Wm. C. Greeg
Old Faithful
Castle Geyser
Reysers
Bri
June Lake
Feeble minded GE: John Yancey Escapes Home in Sioux Falls
A report from the Sioux Falls Press states John Yancey, an inmate from the feeble minded home, escaped and was found in Sioux Falls by a representative sent by Redfield authorities. The search and locating details are documented by the Sioux Falls outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yancey
Sioux Fa
Redfield Authority
Sioux Falls Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
National
Bozeman, Helena and
Adelaide
Gardiner Gateway
Yel Park
Niagara
Yellowstone River
Northern Pacific Railway
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