Bill Nye's Cordwood
By Edgar Wilson Nye
25 Jun, 2020
No one can go through the wide territory of Montana to-day without being strongly impressed with the wonderful growth of the great cattle grow ing and grazing industry of that territory. And yet Montana is but the northern extremity of the great graz
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No one can go through the wide territory of Montana to-day without being strongly impressed with the wonderful growth of the great cattle grow ing and grazing industry of that territory. And yet Montana is but the northern extremity of the great grazing belt Which lies at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, extending from the British possessions on the north to the Mexican border on the south, extending eastward, too, as far as the arable lands of Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas.
Montana, at this season of the year, is the para dise of the sleek, high-headed, 2-year-old Texan steer, with his tail over the dashboard, as well as the stock yearling, born on the range, beneath the glorious mountain sky and under the auspices of roundup No. 21.
I do not say this to advertise the stock growing business, because it is already advertised too much. Less