The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-17
Opinions.

of the Livingston ENTERPRISE is a
credit alike to publishers and the bus
iness men of that live. little city,
who, by their liberal patronage, made
the production of it a success. Pub
locations of this nature is the only
true method of fastening the growth
and development of a country, and
when publishers, as in this instance,
confine every statement therein to
facts, the result is doubly beneficial.
The issue contains numerous descript-
i've articles of various portions of the
territory. including the Warm Springs
Mining District, and is accompanied
with a supplement in the shape of a
birds eye view of the town it repre-
sents.
Herman Herald: The Livingston,
M. T., DAILY ENTERPRISE has issued
a mammoth special edition which con-
tains glowing descriptions of that
territory. Gallatin county, the Yellow
stone National Park, adjacent rich
mining districts and charming pen
picture of Livingston itself. accom-.
panied with photographic view of the
place and its picturesque surround
ings. Many thousand copies of the
paper were issued and months of hard
work and much expense must have
been the lot of the proprietors. We
venture the assertion that it is the
bestady ertisement ever issued of the
resources and wealth of that new ter
ritory. With a certain feeling of
pride, we will state that Mr.. J. E.
Hendry, formerly of this place, is the
editor and one of the proprietors of the
paper which exhibits enterprise i'll
fact as we'll as in name.
w. A. Chisholm of Moberly, Mis-
souri,, brother of r. A. Chisholm of
Livingston who sent the former copy
of our Special Edition, writes: ''Your
paper has created such stir among
the railroad men here that I thought
that it might be to the advantage of
your city if you would send me several
copies of your paper to distribute
among them. The lithograph of Liv-
ingston goes to the shops tomorrow
to be shown around and thing that
you may receive quite an addition to
your city from this place with proper
encouragement
Hushandman: One of the hand
somest and most interesting territorial
papers we have seen this winter was
the 2O-page boom edition of the
DAILY ENTERPRISE of March 1st. IL
is full of excellent reading matter and
mammoth advertisements Of Llvings-
ton houses. A bird's-eye view of Liy
ingston also accompanied the edition
for which we tender thanks.
The Fort Collins (Colorado) Courier
is indebted to Frank Merrill, of Liv-
ingston. Montana, who is a ''nephew
of his uncle for copy OF the DAILY
ENTERPRISE of that city, containing a
beautifully executed bird 's-eye view
of that thrifty little town, which
shows off its good points to good ad-
vantage. Livingston is situated on
the Northern Pacific railway and is
the gate city to Yellowstone Park.
This number of the ENTERPRISE has
sixteen pages filled brimming full OF
historical, statistical and other inter-
esting matter relating to the indus
trial resources of Montana and T.iv-
ingston's advantages. It is an excel
lent number and reflects great credit
on the publishers. Meanwhile Frank,
accept the old mans thanks.
Mail From Livingston to White Sulphur
springs-Other Mail Routes.
When r. H. Sutherlin, editor of the
White Sulphur Springs Husbandman,
was in Washington few weeks ago,
he personally interviewed Hon. Mar
tin Maglnnis and the officials of the
postoffice department relative to GER
tain needed mail routes in Meag Ter
county and among the others, that
from Livingston to the Springs and
thence to Clendenin in the Barker
mining district. On his return he ex-