Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-10
WYOMING!
Att<"s'oa Aerehants and Mechanics!
4 u0me For All,

ME beautiful and healthy Town Site,
l. known as WYOMING, situated in the
weeping Water Valley" Immediately below
the mouth OF that lovely stream, and g miles
North ef 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 aud South upon the Missouri
river, running West by gradual ascent until
it reaches Ire Table Land some quarter Of a
mile distant frem the river. The situation il
high and healthy; commanding f he view
of the Missouri river for five miles North and
South, rs thesaver runs q due North and South
course at this place. keeping the channel close
up to the Lexee at least enc and half miks
along the town site. The prospect is much bet
ter at THIS Psint, than any other upon the river.
enabling you to see space Of beautiful country.
North, Sosth, East and West, UNSURPASSED in
iuxurant verdsze sad richness Of soil. Upon
the North east >f the town site, and skirted ky
abe avy body ofeIcelIent timber, flows the quiet
and beautiful stream Of Weeping Water. This
stream contains large body Of pure water du-
ring the severest drouths, and along its shores
there may be found q number or EXCEL. nj mill
seats.
Wyoming 10 placed 81 the midst OF the best
agricultural country "a the Territory, and be-
ing near and direct route to New Fort Kear.
q
The yearly Emigration that c.osses the bound
lees plains Of the great west
Emigrants for California and Oregon-en
route, via 81 Joseph, Savannah, and Sidney.
or by the Great Sssthern Route of Iowa. viii
find 1t saving II considerable travel, to leave
Old Fort Xearney to the South upon reaching
the fork roads West of Sidney, and coming di,
rect TO wyoming. where they will fluid Firs,
Clsss Ferry Bost, ~zth aAle and accom- nodatinp
Nv At III Al
tiessly and sAt1y.g From Wyoming West.
tAey ~ill and agosd road, keeping a high di-
T+de, unttl 1t interseotsthe Emigiant road from
Old to New Mort Kearney
by crossing at Wy oming, the emigrant saves
some lo II miles f.ts~vel, it being some six
miles from the forkread East of the Missouri
| to o Fort kearney, (Soaah) and some twelve
miles thence NORTH to where the Wyoming
road will intersect the Ne~ Fort kea .ney route !;
| thus proving Wyoming to be the best point at
which to cross, aad giving emiprants nearer
| and mere direct route.
Whea we take into consideration the fact
that the contemplated Madison and Southern
| Tier Railroad terminates but twelve miles due
East of rs, aad the probability, not to say Ger
tainty, gifts being extended 70 some point West
| OF the Missouri, we can safely say that should
the propHesors Of the Road be governed BY tho
assistance q every facility that Nature could
fO~Aosy oosboW, VI w the prospect oil FeaDlng
large dividend when com peted, they will IN
doubleday make that point (West Of the Mis-
soor') the young and prospecting town Of Wyo-
ming. The town Of
Wyoaiss Offers Rare Inducements
TO mechanics, merchants and laborers. seeking
good healthy location in the Greet West The
ProPriaors will deed 70 each man. erecting
building upon the same: good Lot suitabl3 for
! business purposes or residences; Provided, THE
| rGn..
flied, from the time Of receiving the Lot.
Persons seeking locations in Nebraska, are
POI itely reqassted to pay Wyoming visit and
then aud there Judge for themselves, as to the
merits Of the place. and as to its real or I'll
ious value.
sale Of Lots will take place upon Wsdnes-
day. The 5fh dsyof June. 1855.
For the terms ofsssle, and further informa
ton see The lAsgesAills rsfe4risg to the seine !.
III A. HOUSTIN,
Agent for Wyoming Town Association.
April ~, l6as 1.{.1EIgg.r fn5rtf.I