Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-26

Win the a'tehuon SHOWN me, hn0, III i
knew the author Of the pretty lines,
would be glad to honor him.
Main street will be an attractive
t~horoughfsre and u pleasant promen-
ade when the middle Of the street 10
graded and = broad walk laid from
Park street to the Presbyterian church
on both sides of the avenue.
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1t 10 pity that no advance LA
been made for the erection Of water
works. Citizens, you cannot real
ize what a sacEifice you are making
by this delay. BRING the water To
town as speedily as possible; grade the
avenues; lay bitches IN every oue Of
them; then plant trees sloug sidewalk
and In yard, aud in = few years Miles
City will be AL attractive city-bright.
fresh, inviting. You will have bright
lawns; brilliant flower bedr; creeping
vines; the perfume Of blossoms aud the
cooling shade Of spreading trees. Go
zee what BOzemsn has done for Itself
without running water; and sss what
1t has done with running water, and
you will not rest satisfied until you
have celebrated the opening OF . sub
stsntial system Of water supply for the
entire corporation.
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/ love TO talk about this improve
ment. | have seen 20 much beauty in
frontier towns with fewer advantages
than Miles City possesses; and 30
much bsrrenness and lack of pride
here.
/ never pass G~allagher's cornor that
| do not wish he would invite me- To
visit the conservatory on the piazza OF
bis house. l suppose the flower
trainer and lover of The besutiful Is not
the o. H., but his wife. Or course he
loves the beautiful; how could he help
that when he Is in . school for the
beautiful in his home?
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When the flowers bloom in the
spring, trs, IL, | expect to pay particu-
lar attention 10 the homes in which
Flora is worshiped, aud tell you about
these homes aud the fair hands that
toll for the queen of the garden.
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Isee hand some Jrpp RYAN has deter
mined to make Miles City his home
instead Of Billings, Property can be
purchased ut reasonable prices In Miles
City nSy, aud If stockgrowers knew
this fact 1 have no doubt they would
make inquiry and purchase. II would
be an admirable move To concentrate
the leading stockgrow ers in one town
that Is, Of course, for eastern Mvn-
tana. / need not relate the advan-
tages Of such concentration; they are
Of y business character solely.
Jump into the wster-supply scheme,
and shake yourselves, lazy citizens.
Make your town att active ana people
will come here to live.
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/ am told that u bachelors club will
shortly be organized in Miles City, and
1t Is limited that | sm to be its special
reporter, as | am never expected tn tell
the truth. 1 think IL would be diff.
cult 10 imagine . more agreeable ''olla
podrids' Of trades, professions and in
dustries than that which shall give
relish to the membership Of such .
club. / am sure its literary and social
entertainments; its musical soirees; its
hoodo dances aud Its dancers, will be
rare and enjoyable festivities.
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There are Dear aud Campbell, mas
tiers o. life's beat parody-fun; there are
Mcqueen, Eiseuberg and Van Cas-
ken, %connoiseurs Of everything that
makes life u movable feast; there's
Bachelor, Whitney and Wiley, pur-
veyors Of all that makes life ornsmen.
tai; there are Hall, Collins, Weirick
and Nathan, past masters Ia all that Is
sweet. meek, lovesble aud lovely; yum.
yum what a jolly time they will have,
all these good fellows, and many others
| have not named.
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The first meeting Of the club will he
held next week. Grass widowers,
really widowers, alleged widowers and
other trash will not be allowed mem.
bership, which includes jolly Com.
stock and me, and some other crsnks,
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Now just TO tease the gentlemen,
why can't "us girls" have q rose ball
after Easter? Let'sl Just too lovely
for anything Don't know what
a rose ball is2 Well, III tell you.
You must know that u rose ball does
| not .a...IN Al. 1911.