Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27

my finger. TIL, u:;rtursay ~ tlsat inc n,1l
" will grow TN again. but lat it will L.
| sort ct thick anil hump up III tho ini.ltll
! like II nice i:rsls pecan ,ntut.
We pass through Hudson going >t,1atl
FROM st, I'nulHltl Minneapolis. Lfu,lsu1
is Il handsome little city TN thu shores U
Lake ut. Cluix s'l1c intakes ii .sw~'iult,
OF great Men. Also good p}c1<erel fish
ing. Ex-senator Sln,uncr lives ut llut
SOIL Also Commissioner Taylor. whr,
not ut Washington or closely scrutiniyjtl$
nnea1ls Ut II special ear. livery year Ii,
goes OVER every mills Of railway Ia til.
United States III commissioner. and Witt
TIC :>cts beck in hiH special cur " Wash
inytpn 1t IL safe to say that over NIL t1a1
great mileago 1T ruutl not II $art}i1n cn'
OF MI empty l'ctr hottie IL left to otrnt
lilo eye. III IL uneo 1T tho most eu,tfu
a1Ht "pEainstltking railway commissioners
! that we h.lye ever 1lntt. Some charge
linl with lnsin3 OYER nce about E1is rail
rHtls nntl tuo tilnicIzr and lhrt1ic1.ty
about always having tile rotd bud tna1t
UP with tho head toward t i: engine, but
he IL +. careful nn1 conscientious 1nun
| ani his heart II in the work. .. =:
Judge Humphrey lives here also.
! 10 not luy tlow1ga any rules Ut conduct f,1
my boys ut home. | just iii n genera
WAY tell them to he like Judge Itu1n,
rhrey. Tho 1nl11 who goes into Wi>t'ui,.
sill u1rl crlticises tullt;t Humphrey Is
generally arrested Oh suspicion and fclG
till they fluid out whut his record T..
It was ut Hudson that we used to les
III the date when navigation would oIset
I'll tho spring. Thpre wtrc HI railroad,
then, When the first b41t whistltl II
the spring people left their business. a1t
sometimes ltrtko of la tho lnil>t 1T III
eloquent rriiyvr~-full If statistics aut
timely @nssll' and 1uere 1ue1!1iun, new.
summary. lns~t:t4uI1 1lews and llut,~ello1t:
hints-~in order ii r11n down 10 tho la,!tl.
ing ;1nd 80, tile first in,at come H.:
Me>-rs, Conn Il plntt krlt II ;.rnir
warehouse tItexl o1, the lHntlins, ,ald III,
dAy III winter they lu:tt1t II htt On tho
date WHEN tho first boat wnulu co,ue III
thu river to hudson. 1t consisted tyf
Iair Ut fifteen dollar boots. Une slay IT,
curly spring Zcl>ll Plat WIS alone IN the
warehouse. and he thought he would gt
UP in the cnpola ANIL with his glass tnkt
1t sluint down the lake Oh the sly. He
was fat 1uan, and when he got up tt
the top Of the stairs le found that he hai
arrived there two or three minutes aheaf
Ut his breath. Finally he secured it
however, and hastily running his bin
ocular tube along the horizon he saw
just below Catfish bar. the dark smoke
a,sd Erly steam Of the first boat.
1t meant pair OF boots on him, o,
rather OIL Coon ut Ills expense. H.
turned slightly pale. then he started III
town to ti11 Coon AMI hedge, which III
did by plying him ten dollars. But 1t
smiled when to thought how ho hat
worked 1t.
But tile |r>at lid ,n,t succeed IN y..ttin.
mp that day. 11or fit II week uftrrwartl |
She struck lt::. 1T Catfish bar ;;:rl had II t
stop thcr':. 50 TINT Zel,f Inst hi>ten dol |
lars, to say notlli11g Of the cisars u,lt |
sar>apull]la which he |to11S},t tor thost |
whose silence he Nd dearly triztf1. @~ |
Byron ]. Price, the PRECEDENT Of thu /
Wisconsin Press association. also lives Il. !
Hudson. lie had for many years
chtckerrl career Oh IL horticultnrist anf
runologist. He tried to grow the water
melon. and succeeded very we'll. In;
WHEN the mtlnns got ripe other hand.
gathered them ami other cllins than his
were Eatl1cd It'll their cold, sweet juice.
This made byron hot, az wc say II
America, aud he worried over it a1li
came ,tar backsliliug at one time. HI
tried planting IL bulldog in cacl, hill. hui
that only improved the quality u the
melon and made them the moro desirable
to th*'>c whom he referred 70 in Ills pape,
IL ''fiends i'll human FORM"
One summer he said to himself: -
will try it once more and sec If cnn yet
II 9outl ripe Watermelon fur my own Use
just this time. Just pnh melon TINT
rose myself. IT fail | will try it nc
more forever" H. knew pretty wei
who took lis melons They did moi
ltny it. TWAS Il enns Of footpat|s from
the high school. headed 1,v Will Taylo1
and Pagan Starr They took the melons
not 1nalicio11*ly, but because Il COOL rip
melon in the dark Of thu MOON had bee,
prescribed for them by their physician,
That year, however, Byron did not tell
my one his scheme He planted the
Melons in the middle Of his 1otrort
oatch. But lie tlil not tell anybody. Fl.
lid not even put it in the Clear f4akt
Herald which has always been regard,
IS the best medium of hu*hing up any
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