The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-05-11
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Jersey or massachusetts,. 1t is
twice as large as. Connecticut, four
times as large as Delaware and six
times the size of Rhode Island.
There are few of the residents of
this county who have ever thought
of the extent of our dominion, or
the possibilities which lie ahead of
US, with just appreciation of the
facts. We have what in many
other coun tries would be considered
an empire. A fine, rolling country,
covered with nutritious bunch
grass; large areas of agricultural
land plentiful supply of water.
Timber is found in our mountains
and along our streams. Coal
mines exist within the borders of
the county. The soil contains pre-
cisely those constituents which are
needed in the production of cereals.
We have in mense quantities of
iron ore. Our wool, III point of
quality, is not excelled by any in
the world. The same may be said
of our beef. Gold and silver have
both been found.
AS a matter OF fact, the ad-
vantages of Teton county are, to
use the old phrase, too numerous
to mention. One actually has to
pause for breath more than once
before completing the list. On
the other hand, the drawbacks are
few, and none Of them are OF q
serious nature.
Far above riches, fame, social
station, or anything else which is
an object of desire to man, is the
item of health. It matters little
what else we may have, if that be
lacking, life becomes burden
instead of a pleasure. There is a
Joy in living when the blood
courses freely through the body,
the lungs expand fully and the
system is free from pain. But
when the wheels of life drag paiu-
fully through the mire of disease,
existence becomes burden.
Teton county is peculiarly
healthy. The climate is desirable
one. The air is fresh and bracing,
the water pure, and the deadly mi
crobe does not find his home here.
The high altitude makes US exempt
from the miasmatlc vapors of the
lower countries. Disease does not
fasten upon the luckless victim as
often, or with the same intensity. |
Those who are fond Of good health
should come here and feel the blood |
bounding vigorously and the lungs
initiating fully and easily. II a
country has many drawbacks one
,an endure them if they are only
accompanied by good health. But
Teton county offers that boon with
out surrounding it with host of
attendants.
Dupuyer is nicely located in the
:ery midst of this paradise of
health. There is room for ore
people. We invite immigration.
Land can be had; land for every
body. Our government, which by
he way is the best on earth, offers
very one of its subjects home.
There are plenty of opportunities
which, if grasped in time, will lead
N to fortune. There are chances
20 erect mills and factories. No
'ank exists in the county. A baak
n Dupuyer would add, not only to
he growth of the town, but to the
wealth of the banker. A Touring
nill, or an oat meal mill, would do
veil. Some man can mako money
With beet sugar factory. There
5 good land along Birch, and be- :
ween that and Dupuyer, which
7ill soon be covered with an I'M
1ense ditch.
First come, first served. After
he goth oil May the late surveys
ill be open for filings by the gen !
raj public. 1t is expected that it
ill rapidly settle up. The soil
reduces abundantly every variety
crop which can be grown in this :
Innate. Now is the time to secure
home
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