Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18

Ihe !3-each Line 20 the YELLOWSTONE hstiouai
Pork nas terminal point here, and ali he I'M
cneras travel TO that famous resort ie compelled
10 stop hera from few hours time TO E ndlnbss
If days. The principal chops OF the rallroa4
;c1nG2uy between BtaineT6 and the Pacific Ocean
sra Upw being built here. They VIII gjvc cl1-
;loyiEect to probably 1909 necl. Pine timber IS
plenty il the surrounding country, ard various
ssWmitls "a tbs immediate vicinity Of TIE town
furnish work fer hosts Of employs. The Ytllays
of Eha Yellowstone, Shelds enJ Smith rivers ara
vast ard very rich in agricultural resources, AMI
well settled. Their trade is entirely tubut4ry
TO Livingston, wi2ile magnificent cattle i;laohed
abound IN every direction; vast mines Of true bi-
luminous coal, which can be cooked for y conts
per ton; also rich iron mines sro within, $40 10
four miles from town, a are being 1crhed.
The gold placer mines OF Emigrant GulCh, Bear
Crevice, NIL Greek, and Ei5ht-Mile Creek, eze
sli in tie Yellowstone Valiey just south of Inv
;nGstcn, directly tributary to ii, and are bairg
actively worked. That wonderfully rich querz
country, silver 8Td gold, known as the Elark's
Fork District, is sOath Of town, and hiti;estus.
ID the headquarters and untfttjng poill I'M
mense deposits 0f limestone, sandstone, ~ Ell
t:le brick clay. out two miles distant, apd ira
manufacture OF lime is already an inpO, arr II
dustry, tbis being the 6rst point after le&@R Dc-
!uth tie east, ,0DJ miles, where line rock IS
found. There are come zoe buildings j. cc0rsa
Of construction, Tho Park Addition o.. which
the rev 5i7, COG school house Is e2pectAc 70 be
buile is The IaGst desirable residence property IL
to#n, while g!.e Palace Add ion contains LAe
cheapest business property offered for saIe--tha
tendency Of business ED BURMESE Improvements
being .2rgely il that direction. Ibere ars two
bausa, The FIRST National and private bank; two
newspapers, one daily and one weekly smelt
ny and reelection rnpsEy liz also IN process OF
formation, to be located here. There q many
chances for business enterprises OF various kinds.
| Like 81 nav countries, tbs o p0rtuDlties tor
profitable employment are very good and work
Eaen IS veil OF capital Will ind plenty Of
ch8nees in end around the town. Livingston rs
less than year Old yet il IS probably the second
largest city In Montana. 1t is not sUTpr;siEg
when one considers that agriculture alone has
meds Fargo; the Northern Peeibc compeny'e rail-
read shope BTainerd; summer visitors, S2ratOga;
lumber, Eau Claire; silver and gold mines, Den
yer; cutie Kansas City; iron end coal, Pittsburg
that 3 combination OF all CT these fact0rs az IS
found hero should, within the next Ave year,
G.age this point city OF at least So, 1853 people.
Ihe prediction nay seem wild one, but we haSs
yet 10 see or kn0g anyone who, few ye;.ie ego,
| gas accused OF being wild then 70 their predlc-
bcns, who predicted one-haif of what has actual
/ ~ occurred IL the Northern Pacific country Ne
eOid tot, in Fargo few years ago for TiN9 each
that would eel to-day Tor $40 Geo; goTcs a. sInes-
town for SI5 per acre tcost ~ ceDts) thG Today
| sell for 81, 500, and are built We have scres
| to-day n Fargo which cost 1870 cents Chat ara
In town lots selling at the rate of l,Z50 Per
sore. 50 lots st Living ton which we nos f3sr
1T from s25 to $25O viii, inside Of years, sell al
from $500 70 $4,000 apiece. They haze doneso
ct all good points OF the road in tbs pe-f', and
they viii IN the particularly at szcep-
! tionaliy good point Ike this. We ed-sncs pcics
| insuLy.
@. Twin GSTON & CO,
IS East Third street, St Paui,
G. G.. BEARDaLEY,
| Fevgo Dakota.
W. a. SMITH,
| General Agent, Livingston. Montana.