The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-26

NETTING ST. FORGE TART-PADDoCK.
refer tC the rarity and clearness of tn,
ais making distant objects seem quit,
nearby.
In the small but live. prosperous tow
Of Euckwhaat. Pa, where the manage
said that he never saw such a refined
audience III the place as we had. we wer,
told about this popularity Of the Colo
RADIO air.
Buckwheat has never had a boom. She
mas had IA constant. steady. healthy
growth II no setbacks-or setsback,
should say. Buckwheat is the county
seat. and ] was asked to say a word 70,
her. cannot do otherwise. How can
refuse to state publicly that Buckwhea,
has had "A boom:
She has had a steady growth since 1896,
when she had but one house. In 1885
she had two houses. but this was fol.
lowed up by 4 terrific fire cutting in a
few hours both houses and making a per.
feet ~pandemonium. She has steadily
grown from that. phenixlike. as the
paper there goes on to state. and is now
abreast of other cities of her class.
1t Is IA good time to get lots there now.
for times are low and money matters
scarce. Buckwheat has never had a
boom or fictitious prices. but there have
been many times when. owing to depres-
sion. property could have been bought
far below Its value. and If retained as an
investment would he something to look
forward to
In Buckwheat there was "A man who
had been almost everywhere. He had
seen the Mammoth cave of Kentucky and
Pixies peak Colorado. His idea was 70
incorporate a company to try the Nam
moth cave on over Pixies peak and then
guess how e she would fit at 50 cents
"A guess. He thought there was money
IN 1t.
He also spoke of Colorado. He had
been there. One curious thing he noticed
there was the purity of the air. Clear
and pure and rarefied. he said. one would
be often deceived in distances.
Once there was a Teller out there-if
! am not taking up yOur time-a Teller
that started to ride to II foothill before
breakfast. He was a tenderfoot. Struck
Denver and was going to climb "a bunch
Of peaks a day till he had seen how they
looked on top. He said he would ride
over and Climb II before breakfast. He
gave it up and took a light tea from the
sldeboard at home. On the way some
body overlook him and found him strip
ping Off ready to swim a little irrigation
ditch, and the old man asked him why
he pulled off his coat instead of jumping
his horse over the ditch.
Ditch be odd" saidthe II man.
casting aside his porous plaster With a
bitter oath and IA portion of his back
also. I'm getting o so hat ! can
Judge distances better than ] could this
morning" And that is "a fact too. He
had.
j thought it was kind of comical." he
added
We rode on through the boom belt.
including Chicago, and at st. Louis we
met ii returning Englishman. He had
been II Colorado Springs. a beautiful
health resort that has always had a
healthy. steady growth. but no boom.
Everything there had always been health
full. and If he hadn't struck a night train
he would never have known that any,
body died there. He talked with the
conductor and found that the road was
mad because there were 50 many health
resorts along the line. all wishing TO
quietly ship their lead between II p. III.
and Ia. M. that il practically made a
satisfactory time table impossible. He
d pleasant companion. was st. George
Iart-Paddock. who had been out to Colo
RADIO to show the Leaf Lard Dynasty that
hey were Wearing their white hunting
behind side before, as IL were.
They have ore man at The Antlers who
wears a pair ST white duck riding panties.
,ored or something at the hips. and 50
at b knee that II takes two walters
seat hirr at table-one 10 mold the chair
md on TO hook mis- legs up under the
-oof Of the table. His father made his
money by building a large sausage mill
Il New YORK. and then succeeded in
an ordinance passed outlawing
dog N town. He soon grew vastly
'ich and ms son. st. George Tart-Pad-
lock. now talEs fuently IN the purest
Enghsn and eats bis porIidge with
crop
I'm q bur-f Of merrlIHent a beautiful
'ouDg girl called mm 'gn5y d psntsey
That took away Lis joy q
living .ueT- No q could LOOK al rim
laughing. for the uOusers were
aud 50 full al the waistband