Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-14
WYOMING!
Attention Merchants and Mechanics
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IHE beautiful and healthy Town Site,
l. kno sn as WYOMING, situated In the
Weeping Water Valley" )" immed ately below
the mouth Of that lovely stream, and miles
North OF O.d Fort keafney is now surveyed
aud opened for the selection and purchase of
lots, by strangers. The said town Of Wyoming
occupies the East slope of a rock bluff, extend
ing due North and South upon the Missouri
river, running West by gradual ascent until
II reaches Tie Table l-aud some quarter of'a
nlie DIS ant from the river. The situation is
high and healthy; commanding a f ne view
Of the Missouri river for tive miles North and
South, as the riverruns a due North and south
course at this piac'. keeping the channel close
An0 "a thes lNxaa - lpasE }<os ausca hn4f foiios
along the town site. The prospsct h much bst-
Ter az this point, than any other upon the river,
enabling you to see aslace of beautiful country.
North, South. East and West, unsurpassed in
Iuxuriant verdure and richness Of soil Upon
the North east Of the town size, and skirted by
a'heeEy body ofexceHent timber, howsthe quiet
and beautiful stream cf Weepin ng Water. This
stream contains large body of pure water du-
ring the severest drouths, aud along its shores
there may be fund j number of excellt ut mill
seats. - ..-o
Wyoming is placed i the midst of the besl
agricultural country in the Territory. and be-
Tag near aud direct route to New Fort Kear
ney' 1t is bound to receive large proportion of
the yearly Emigration that ROSES the bound
less plains of the great west 1et 81 e3
Einigrarts for California and Oregou--en
route via St Joseph, Savannah, aud Sidney,
or oy the Great Southern Route of Iowa, will
mo II saving OF considerable travel, to leaso
Old Fort kearney to the South upon reaching
the fork roads West of Sidney, aud coming di-
rect TO wyoming, where they will find First
Class Ferry Boat, with able and ac con, n,nodating
ofhcersFeady at all times to cross them expedl-
tiously and safely. From Wyoming West.
they will fnd good road, keeping high di-s
vide, until ii intersects the Emigiant road FROM
Old to New Mort Kearney,
by crossing at Wyoming, the emigraut saves
some IL or II miles of travel it being some six
0tles from the fork road East of the Missouri
to Fort kearney, (South) and some welye
miles thence (North) to where the Wyoming
road Will intersect the New Fort Kealney route
thus proving Wyoming TO be the best point at
Vhich ii % cross, and Ktsii.g emigrants nearer
and more direct route
v hen we take into consideration the fact.
that the contemplated Madison and Southern
Tier Railroad terminates but twelve miles due
Fast Of us, and the probability not to say GER
tainty, ofits being extended u some point West
Of the Missouri, we can safely say, that should
the proprietors of the Road be governed by The
assistance Of every facility that Nature could
possibly bestow. or by the prospect Of reaping
large dividend when completed, they will un-
doubtediy make tina. point West of the Mis-
souri) the young and prospecting town Of Wyo-
ming. The town of g4l, aea aa
Wyoming Offers Rare Inducements
to mechanics, merchants, and laborers, seeking
good healthy iocation'in The Great West The
proprietors will deed 10 each man, srectinga a
baildng upoa The sams. good Lot sstsable k&
business purposes OF residences; Provided, The
said person erects the same within date spec.
flied from the time Of receiving the-Eot::
Persons seeking locations iin2 Nebraska. are
po, tely requested to pay Wyoming avist and
then and there Judge for themselves, as to the
merits OF the place, and as to Its real or R.ti-
ioas value. .aT 5.g ris4- seek.sy-+
sale of Lots will take place upon Wedncs-.
day, The 9Th dsy of jane, 1855 .'fFs @'a@ st'
for he terms Of s,ie, ana further inforniR
ton see the large bills referring TO the ssnt9.
H. A. HO CST1N,
7sdjAgsnt for w oniag Town Association. ~
April "a, 1885. II lna-tf.i