The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09
PLEASANT PRAIRTE.

| ASSeA1eSALO 4
situated in the southeastern part of
Kenosha Co., and any one who will
take the trouble to travel through it'll
will concede that it is rightly named.
The neat and commodious farm houses,
the large barns and other outbuildings,
/ the many focls and herds of sheep
and cattle, together with its fertile
soil and luxuriant vegetation, give to
it the appearance Of land Of plenty.
! The leading industry is the manu-
facture Of dairy products, Of which,
both in quantity and quality, it has al
reputation exceeding that Of any other
town in the county. The raising of
grain and small fruits is also carried
! on with success.
It's shipping facilities are superior.
On the G. M. & st. Paul r. r. isl
Truesdell Station, from which produce
may be sent to Chicago or Milwaukee
direct. The grounds about the depotl
have been conveniently fitted up and
provided with stock-yards and scales
for weighing hay, merchandise, etc.
On the Kenosha and Rockford division
Of the G. s. n. W. r. r. is situated
Pleasant Prairie station, from which
produce may be sent to Chicago giG
Harvard. Quite . competition has
sprung up between the two stations.
At present, the latter seems to hayeI
the best if it as freight may be sent to
Chicago cheaper than by the other
route.
At each station is q store and 2. O.
and at Truesdell a fine wind mill for
feed. On the road between the two
stations is situated the comfortable
looking hotel--knoWn as the Jackson
House, also q blacksmith shop near by.
| AS a place of residence, Pleasant
Prairie offens many Inducements
The business man, residing near!
Trueslell Station, can take the cars at
that place for Chicago at ) o'clock A.
~, arriving there two hours latter
Returning he can leave Chicago at 81
P. NJ, and reach here soon after Il
!0'clock III the evening. Building lots
may be obtained at reasonable terms.
Tourists and inyalids seeking q quiet
land healthful summer retreat, will
find pleasant accommodations at The
Jackson House, the proprietors OIL
which will spare no pains to minister
to their comfort. A pleasant drive of
five miles from this place brings one to !
the famous Bristol Mineral Springs,
noted fol the healing Of their waters.
People from the city will here find an |
opportunity to breath the fresh country
all, and by visiting any Of the Dairymen
may obtain drink Of that delicious
healtlgiying fluid, genuine cows
milk.
The people Of Pleasant Prairie are
generally intelligent, industrious and
|hospitable, Social distinctions based
on the possession Of wealth. seem
here to be but little observed.
! Church and school privileges are ex-
cellent. There are two church socie-
ties, The Congregational and the
Methodist, each holding service every
sabbath. The schools are Of the COM
mon district order and we'll qualified
teachers are generally obtained. Prob
ably there will be established, enc lone.
q free town high school.
! Notwithstanding its location. there
are farms for sale in this town att
$40 per acre. Now is the time for the
purchaser, Az land SO conveniently
situated mll~t soon rise ii, value. In
conclusion, / would advise seekers OF al
j home 10 visit Pleasant Prairie before
iDrating elsewhere. RAMBLER
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