Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
WYOMING:
Attention NereAsnts and Mechanics
4 H0Do For All.

TINE beautiful and healthy Town Site,
: known as WYOMING, situated in the
+" Weeping Water Valley" Immediately below
the mouth of that lovely stream, and miles
North Of Old Fort Kearney is now surveyed
and opened for the selection and purchase of
lots, by strangers, The said town Of Wyoming
occupies the East slope Of rock bluff, extend
ing due North and South upon the Missouri
river, running West by gradual ascent until
it reaches tie Table Land some quarter of
mile distant from the river. The situation IL
high and healthy; commanding f he view
of the Missouri river for FIVE miles North and
South, as the riverruns due North and South
course at this piaca, keeping the channel close
up TO the Leree at least tne and half miles
along the town site. The prospect is much bet
ter at this point, than any other upon the river
enabling you TO see space Of beautiful country
North. South, East and West, unsurpassed In
luxuriant verdare and richness Of soil. Upon
the North east OF the town site, and skirted by
abe IVY body ofexcellent timber, flows the quiet
and beautiful stream eff Weeping w ater This
stream con- ains large body of pure water du-
ring the severest drouths, aad along its shores
there may be found a number of excellent mill
seats.
Wyoming is placed the midst OF the best
agricultural country in the Territory, and be-
ing near and direct route to New Fort Kear-
q
the yearly Emigration that crosses the bound.
less plains Of the great west
Emigrants. for California and Oregon-en
route, via ST Joseph, Savannah, and Sidney.
or by the Great Southern Route of Iowa. viii
find It saving Of considerable travel, to leave
Old Fort ksarney to the South upon reaching
the fork rosds West of Sidney. and coming, d.
rect to Wyoming, where they will find First
Class Ferry Boat, with able and accommodating
n n n at ill fsrna~ e. II
tiously and safely. From Wyoming West.
they will hnd agood road, keepisg a high ai-
vide, until II intersects the Enigiant road from
Old to New Mort kearney i 4 II
BY crossing at Wyoming, the emigrant saves
Some Is or II miles Of travel it beiHs some six
miles from the fork road East Of The Missouri
to o Fort ksarney, (South) and some twelve
miles thence NORTH to where the Wyoming
road will intsrsect the New Fort Kea .neS route:
thus proving Wyoming to be the best point at
which to cross, aud giving emiprants nearer
and more direct route. slt4t
when We fake Into consideration the fact
that The contemplated Madison and Southern
Tier Railroad terminates but twelve miles du.
East Of ~, aad the probability, not tc 'xay GER
tainty, OF its being extepded to some point est
Of the Missouri, we can safely lay. that should
the Prepristors Of the Road be governed by the
assistance Of every fse,lity that Nature could
u
large dividend when compieted. they will IN ii
dosbtedly asaks TIA. point (West Of the Mis-
soarI the young and prospecting town Of Wyo-
ming. The tswn Of - = d. 90
! Wyonisy O1srs Rare Tnducem
to mechanics. merchants. and lsborers, seeking
good healthy loestion in the Great West. The
ProPrietors will deed 70 each man, erecting a
buildinG upon the sasns, good Lot stumble for
businao purposes sf residences; Provided, the
said person srscts the same within date spec.
lied, frsn the time Of receiving the Lot.
Persons sesking locations IN Nebraska, arc
POI itely requested t. pay Wyoming q visit AND
they AMI there jgdse fDr tI,smssiyes, a. to tia
merits Of the place, and As 70 rssefts or 6s,i-
ious value. t''@~~ = y "a az
A sale of Lsts will !tals place Iuponlwsdnes
day, The 5th day Of Inps. lass. rlrs,4934 r,
FOR the terms q safe, and further di niorrsA
.2s41 Il: a no 0ST3fN, -
+ Ag.n. fos Wyoming Town X.sqeis,iqn, =
April "a, 1885 ..sg,- ,...i - fn1-as.I