The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-16
Western Ramb ings
CONCLUDED FROM FOURTH PAGE.

moda,ion by the N +. fellows at the real
junction, but they will have to come 10 IT,
aud let their 1.-THE pet scheme die, and the
Y. P.'s scheme will .hrive without doubt.
Already the Stuieb,ker Brls., of South
Bend, Ind, have bought twenty-five acres
OF and at the junction, and will erect large
buildings as a carriage and wagon deposit
tory, from whence TO supply the west with
their goods. The junction is formed where
there is Il fine level prairie pointing in be-
tween the stream along which the .. p.
road runs and the bluffs along which the
N. P. courses it's way. AT this three weeks
old town We were comdelled to lay over 30
hours. Being the first TO apply for quarters
at ne Of the board restaurants We got
splendid, good bed, but had to 60 out to
give room to set the tables. About dusk
number OF Indians Of the Shoshone tribe
came down out of the bills, and seemed TO
look on with wonder and surprise at the
sudden activity of this heretofore quiet spot,
Through the glass front OF Que OF the sa'
looms we could see them standing around
the bar in a wishtul manner, but woe to
the man tia, will sell them fire wstsr--it
is peniteptiary act to do so. While wait.
log in the station car, Willing away the
long, tedious hours, We overheard many a
queer conversation. Says the agent,
young, spooney Boston youth, II have only
been ives, six weeks, but was not long in
| catching onto the racket, and am no longer
a tender foot. but | tell you, boys, you
would have had fua if you had seen me the
first day landed and went TO work at an
olt ot.the- way station AS operator. When
went to supper, the first thing the fat, old,
greasy hash singer did was 10 shove an
old tin pan under my nose, give me an iron
knife aud fork ani my coffee 10 sn old bat.
tered lineup. Thinks |, have got to get
used to his music | did not eat much
| supper, did some better for break asst, and
10y noon my appetite WAS such did not
care how the grub came, AMI am broke
10 long ago. and now can sit and laugh all
night at a ten ier.foo:" Said another frl-
low, Down at Cosmos, in Idaho, got
splendid grub ut a place where they led the
horses in one stall and the people in the
next, and the msn who curled the horse
III / the cooking" Then those same young
east. One said he would Just like &c
see old Boston and get piece OF ginger
bread and a pint of peanuts, and slt down
ani enjoy the scenes OF real eastern life
Another told Of q lady At Helena, Mnnts
%, who was asked by a gentleman friend
who had JUST arrived from toe cast. il they
possessed any culture out this way, Sh,
replied, Culture, did you ssyl you be
your vsrissated socks we do! we kin slim.
more culture to the square foot in HeIen'
than they kin in any camp in Amercs
Cultured o, loosen my corse,s till
snilem
Morning came and 50 did the train abou
II o'clock we made out, BY desperate et
fort, to crawl aboard the train, sfter pitch
ing our trunk sbosrd without checking i,
One man got his baggage sboard but 60
left, "a he failed 70 catch on in time.
run OF four miles brought US TO Indepeud
encs Greek, where the last spike on the n
P. r. R. was driven few weeks sgo. III
green arbors sud sets were We, to be see
where the grand ceremonies OF the iro
wedding took place which bound the cas-
and west together By smother double ban
of steel Missoua is one OF the most promi
uent towns in Mon ana, and is situsted i
: q fine agricultural valley; however, most c
the agricultural lands OF Moutsns lie 81 to
high An elevation for corn 10 be successful
raised. After leaving Mssouls, "
\ eDOu USSau W abCSuu tue nOCNS hbul
tain range over rough sni billy scop
Of country; high ,resslei bridges an
/, deep cuts were the rule. One uessle
! bridge is 500 fee, long and as6 te,
! high it is s;wouderful piece OF work snd !
our train rumbed over it. hesds peering OF
OF the windows eyed tue veuturons depth
, below with looks OF real fear We SEQ
reached the summit where the mountain
are ,hickly covered with 40 immense grow,
of pine timber. The road WAY 10 CT
through perfect wilderness Of growth tn.
resembles a South African Jungle. 500
after commencing the descent We pssss
the agency of the Flat Head ludian nation
This tribe is semi civilized snI are engage,
in farming TO some extent they have lsrg
herds of cattle and horses snd own 1900
600 acres of land. They number sbol
1900 souls. As usual the pale face
Ysnkee has coyetous eve on their terd