, 1881-07-19
Into Montana Valleys Settled by
Farmers Sixteen Years
Ago.
Two Easy Passes Against Five Heavy
Ones On the Union-C Central
Pacific.
Through tic Hchvy Timber OF
Pend u'Oreillc and Orc- -.
g0n.
a Line to San Francisco, and One
Thousand Miles Of,
Branches.

1
Branches.
Eptrtni Correspondence NJ TIE Chfedco Tribune.
GI.ESplvE, ON THE 1I'.1.uw$r0SE, 1itsy
1:.-Aithougl the silver sllkc tint fastened
tho rail- that spa,lnc. tho lll,c-spcaktngafter
tbs manner Of the author OF the "llol'se
that .|ack 13itIt"-botwccn Montana and
1)Akota was driven on the 10th Of November |
last, the Northern Pacific has not yet been |
opened 10 the pilblf. ns far ns the Yellow
stolie Such freight as Ind to 60 tn Mics
City has bpell taken in tho renr nf cOnstrle-
tlol-trains, md passengers like nrll,y officers
nnt their wives who could not wait were car-
rrd III freight cabnoscs. S0w progress
l,as been nade this ycar In tho construction
Ut tie Missouri Division between tho Mis-. |
souri, River and Glcntltvc. oil the Yellow
stone. Up to July . forty-ve miles Of track
had been tni,i, but .,h00 to 1000 nlen have
been pit ut work, MD It IS calculated lhat
IL, miles viii be Ibid up tho Yellowstone
Wiley this year. T.
TuE rol.MA1. OPENING
Of tho Missouri Division to the pNb({c Inns
been fixed for Aug, /, when tho work TINT
l,cgan two years rgO lust spring ut tho Mis-
sonrl will bo flushed. Tho great bridge ut
uts,arck will le done by August, 1852. This
:riu,npll Of engineering skill Is 10 DO nnda
nlglI enough t0 permit tho largest stcaui-
hnuts on tile Missouri 10 pAss under 1t. Its
construction VIII require 1000 car.loAtls uf
material ulll will cost Ss00,00t. Rtp"raps are
to bu built ont from tic western shore which
will cut dow, the width of the river oDe-ulf.
Trauk-lnsinE Is now proceeding III the
Valley Of tic Yellowstone Mt the rale Of q
,n!le md l,nlr IL day. Years ugo Prot.
james Stevenson, who accompanied Prof.
J1aydoM In Ills surveys. declared that for G00
or 100 miles 1.-THE Valley Of the Yellowstone
was 0ne Of the finest n1ll Most fertile til the
United States." Trot ,llaytlo,i l,us said that
ALI. THE Hi;ysEIs IN THE wOHl.D
were not cVuAl II tiWse In the yellowstone
lark. This rcgiDn Is certain to become 0,,e
Of ti.e worlds resorts The course .of tl,a
raid IN the Yellowstone unI through
Montana lias not I'LL recently been exactly
slGterlnlnrll. Information ubout' 1t will he
Interesting now that tho construction of tia
roiul Is fairly under why up the valley. Fol-
lowing tile line laitt down by. Gen. Anderson,
the cllef engineer. tile rond frn,n Glcndiye
to COulsen City: runs oil the south bank.
With the exception ot s,it'e, f4t h9ttonis,
but the tnc!lltIes for graxlng cattle are ,,,';
limited. AEt,,tuiln now cuntnl,is 20 100 hctttl
" sn!tls aud large i,mofs . VII hs tlI ,r =;
thousands Of splendid .Montsnu buayes
lliv.'ll past theul iMtO Nebraska beca1lse
hey could, not furnish tranSSrortAtion.
Gals 1Gs Hesn wS IT, Say y !:x j. sa aes Us
for them. Its ,lt,ssiugors hnvc determined tn
tnke the trnlllc, as i properly belo!,gs ~
thonl. Like AlolEere wl'uil .cc!sgA ui l!akiat-
they set il. Aboya Fort keoglrtW E1ottol,s
groW wider and tho Land ii better. At"Cottl-
sen City tho river Is britlg!4! a,!d crossed. iie.
tween THIS lOlnt nnd saltwater Creek fol
forty miles tho valley slluwsA
Ao1I. or EXr1.AOilDIS.AKr} FElrrI1rry.
Farmers began 10 n, lnit ILLS country IL
1878, mud last year tteH. Anderson! found N
average Of uMs ranch TO- tl'e mile, Fron
"ks Smk ior iS lily mi iIrs r sy te,, he &c ero M cl
10 tho suntl, sltte, ad colstlnuy t!orG ~ fnr III
Shields' River. Just wes. Of Shields Rive
the rai!roaa leayrs tha YelloMstol!.. et.,sse '
icys q grc.t rIcIimtss. 'Ti,at Of tho biz llorl
is QUO Of those, III MolItmNa tlse GllarMcte
sntlrciy .rcrs.lt issm ti,ai III iiako.a.. il til
lAt1er State there Is NJ Aunst tunt.1turous rx
os % Tso4 ,sa %ass tsrs isn oss scx Ts H. sa; 5
T. @ ~ # tTo"tary IT, rasyT aa IT.
1iIat viii support tcns of thousands of cnttlo q
TITO outside, md turn 0ltt tens uf thousands q
=. tons III gu!d And Bscr orc from the nt[ds
Nature iii Montana
UuEs NOT wAgrl; 'ASyTl,tSu,
1u sntcrtnr tho t,n,tatiu vaIjnv f,nynmnn
pnsseti. Tits towiI tlla u pUpUtat,oD Of .,Nki
VINO nave gathered thsrr without = sailrGnl
!npply th1 wants OF the tAr!nurh OF thu uultnti
Valley ana or taa tniieis y Tue sarE,t,,
tectarcs tho Ual!alin Valley TO 10 ihe tinv
,ove Of land " the uii!tcn staics T. n.y. nts
ettlea ny Kou,i casa nt tariiIrfs tnr k'xtoe @
sns heoll sold hese ~ low 40 81 a nsshe With
tnw yturs. ,... ,,--.,. :.
Az juat the r4int wetn tho e., H9rtIsF,, Facit
wll lcAye Tho fa|inWs!un9 y wtii A4!i!l q htat.t
~ tne Hali0na! rark; Ml,0!t iuo n,alSs a'stntt
drcds Of thltlsandt Of visitors Will Ro e u
PARK eTGrt Spar ~ suoa rs u y Aeeesstule !
gr4nd beauties u thls wonderful IuRun will
gone fnreycr; ;rhoro WI! 10 iurS sonvel,tcngc
hut thGre will ha less " prGrylhiNK else. 1T
Iuvur Of EatuF0 never likes 10 do hi1 caurtinG
aerowtI.