Nov 8^th 1889
at Lethbridge we put up at M^r Webber's. This was Thanks-
giving day in Canada, all the stores & business places were
closed. We however got a few things we needed.

November 8, 1889 ~ Friday

Nov 8^th. By invitation of Mr. A. T. Galt, manager of the
North Western Coal & navigation Co. we visited the coal
mines and hoisting works of Lethbridge this morning, he
holding the train for two hours for us, and sending his best
coach for our accomodation to Dunmore. We took train
at Lethbridge, at 10 a.m. and arrived at Dunmore about 4 pm.
109 miles. The C. P. R. Train was on time and we took
berths in the only sleeper. at dusk we arrived at Medicine
Hat, saw a number of Indians. We retired early.

November 9, 1889 ~ Saturday

Nov 9^th This morning at 4 oclock we were aroused
and at 5:³⁰ we left the train at Banff station and took the
Buss for the Banff Hotel, near the Banff Hot Springs. I took
a nap—after breakfast we took a walk up along the side
of the mountain to the Hot Springs, spent the day in sight-
seeing.

November 10, 1889 ~ Sunday

Nov 10^th considerable snow fell during the night
The Train was from 8 to 10 hours late. We took the train
about 1 pm, got good berths, passed over very fine scenery,
retired in good season.

November 11, 1889 ~ Monday

Nov 11^th This morning we were decending the valley
of the Thompson River, and through mountains & fine
scenery. We arrived at Vancouver about 6:³⁰ pm.
and took lodgings at the Hotel Vancouver. after supper
we chatted awhile about our return &c. There was no
steamer for Victoria today.

Nov 8th 1889 at Lethbridge we put up at Mr Webber's. This was Thanksgiving day in Canada, all the stores & business places were closed. We however got a few things we needed.

November 8, 1889 ~ Friday

Nov 8th. By invitation of Mr. A. T. Galt, manager of the North Western Coal & navigation Co. we visited the coal mines and hoisting works of Lethbridge this morning, he holding the train for two hours for us, and sending his best coach for our accomodation to Dunmore. We took train at Lethbridge, at 10 a.m. and arrived at Dunmore about 4 pm. 109 miles. The C. P. R. Train was on time and we took berths in the only sleeper. at dusk we arrived at Medicine Hat, saw a number of Indians. We retired early.

November 9, 1889 ~ Saturday

Nov 9th This morning at 4 oclock we were aroused and at 5:30 we left the train at Banff station and took the Buss for the Banff Hotel, near the Banff Hot Springs. I took a nap—after breakfast we took a walk up along the side of the mountain to the Hot Springs, spent the day in sightseeing.

November 10, 1889 ~ Sunday

Nov 10th considerable snow fell during the night The Train was from 8 to 10 hours late. We took the train about 1 pm, got good berths, passed over very fine scenery, retired in good season.

November 11, 1889 ~ Monday

Nov 11th This morning we were decending the valley of the Thompson River, and through mountains & fine scenery. We arrived at Vancouver about 6:30 pm. and took lodgings at the Hotel Vancouver. after supper we chatted awhile about our return &c. There was no steamer for Victoria today.