The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-24
IN KAllSPELl.
Bremen Appointed Forest Reserve su'
perNisor-G food Crop Outlook.

Bremen Appointed Forest Reserve SUI
peryisor- Good Crop Outlook.
Special correspondence of the Standard.
K~alispell, July 20.-William J. Bren-
men of Kalispell has been appointed TO
the office OF forest reserve supervisor,
and will have when he office is thor
oughly esta blished. about 60 men unde
him in different capacities. He Will
make KalispelI his headquarters, ana
will begin operations as soon as possible
after his commission arrives. The OF
flee pays IS per day and an allowance
of 81. so per day for expenses. The APP
pointment is a good one, and the many
friends of Bremen are congratulating
him upon his appointment.
The recent rains of the past week have
materially helped out the crop outlook
for F1athead valley the coming season.
The yield is expected TO be as great as
that of last year. at least. Many farm
ers cultivated more land than they did
last year. and are looking for good
prices TO follow their large crop. The
outlook for good prices is very good, as
competition will be brisk in the valley
this fall. Many new parties will be IN
the field after grain, and in consequence
the prices will tend to range higher
with plenty OF competition.
4. G.. Power expects to erect a large
grain elevator on the IdllIodd AlbhA-oA-
way, and when completed IL Will mold
a great amount Of grain. The Missoula
Mercantile company will erect a large
grain elevator, and several other par
ties will buy besides the Kalispell Roll
Ter Mil, the Royal Milling company or
Great Falls and the Kalispell Industrial
| who are now erecting a large
hour mill and elevator. SO II VIII De
seen thai the outlook for a good mar
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ter tina IL is at the present time and
the situation is still improving.
]. A. Ford has begun the erection
of a two story brick and stone business
block upon Main street. opposite the
Conrad National bank. The building
will be so by lao feet and will have all
the modern improvements to be found
in a block of its description. The low
er floors will be used as places of bus
mess or store rooms for merchants
and the upper floors will be fitted az
as offices. The building will be supplied
with hot and cold water, bath rooms
closets, and will be heated by steam
When completed il will be one Of iht
finest blocks in the city.
The small fruit crop was never great
er in yield than IL is this year. one
farmer, MIR. Sitter, living upon th'
shores of Flathead lake, has marketed
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will have several thousand quarts o
currents. His yield OF gooseberries VII
be heavy and will net him a snug sun
of money alone. not counting his othe
fruit, such as apples, plunibs' pears
grapes and raspberries. He VIII ais
have a fine yield OF garden truck. Othe
in the valley, and in dlteren
parts. are bringing their fruit an
vegetables to market and report ina
they will be able to supply a goodl
amount of the people with their fruits
The apple yield will be very heaNs
Many Of our farmers have from loo I
5000 fruit trees that viii bear fruit TN
wear, and in a few years the F1athea
valley will be able to supply many othe
parts of the state with the best fru'
that grows in Montana. We think an
hold that the fruit grown here ou'
ranks that OF any other part OF IN
state.
There is great excitement here oN'
, discoveries reported upon the soul
fork Of the F1sthead river about
miles from kalispell. The report
that great veins OF gold have been vi
/, covered and that IL can be traced II
. some distance along the river and in
, the mountain sides. Many Of the pro
I pectors and other that know little
the art have left for the place reporte
and IL the report turns out TO De an