The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-30

acreage. the yield will be far in excess
OF previous years. A. P. Allensworth,
representing tho American Linseed
people of Duluth and Minneapolis, has
advises there will be bumper crop,
Of grain.
from an agricultural standpoint
tin valley in the matter of pro
GuSion: Gara ass From From Hamilton there
during the months OF September. oc-
tober and November, 1911, and the
potato acreage for 1912 Will be dou-
BILE that Of 1911. All classes OF grain
are in excellent condition, assuring
prosperity for the coming season.
Flathead Valley Prominent.
KalispelL This town Is situated
In the northwestern section Of the
kane. on the Great Northern railway,
and IS another point which Ia rapid
ly forging to the front About ten
years ago this was the center of
gress has been made in cleaning the
stump lands, and the ground is ex-
ceedingly fertile. producing some Of
the finest wheat, oats. barley and
smail sina II fruits th to be found In this SEQ
people are going Into this part Of
the state at this time and taking up
land for farming purposes. The gem
eral OUTLOOK for prosperous season
Missoula,-This city has experienced
what Is known as a backward sea-
son. due to weather conditions. How
9Ssn,,, ever; aprins ,Sara the last four or fve
provement in these climatic condi-
tions and the prospect for q bounti-
ful crop Is now good, The principal
Industries here are farming and stock
growing
The StoclHaislng Belt,
Miles city,-This section of tho
raising. which, together with intensi-
fed farming, Is the source from whioh
their revenue Is derived. Tho WIN
ter through which this district has
Just passed has been the most severe
experienced in years. There have been
tremendous losses Of livestock. chiefly
sheep and cattle. as result Of tho
heavy SHOWS and extremely cold
weather In addition, with the coming
OF spring an unusually heavy rainfall
has been experienced. causing delay In
sowing crops; The rainfall. however.
has brought forth splendid stand OF
grass, and there being q wide eXpanse
OF pasture land In this section the
mas Deen llOOQcQ WIN SOUTH
ern cattle, which when sold for beef
the coming fall will result In a liberal
circulation OF money. This section is
noted for the best grass beef in the
country
On accent Of the extremely severe
winter and consequent loss OF sheep,
the wool clip has fallen about one
third short OF previous years, The
prices, however, are far In excess OF
those quoted year ago. which will
make the revenue practically equal TO
that OF 1911.
There are a few business men In
this section who arc under the I'm
preston that the political situation
will have some bearing on business
conditions. but these arc in tho mi
nority. tho general opinion being that
politics will have no effect whatever
on these conditions
Financial Conditions Improve.
The bank reports at all points
named show increased deposits and
better business generally than has
been experienced for many previous
years.
The territory covered by this inves-
tigauon into general business cond!-
tions is In the center Of tho great ir-
rigatiou region Of the west, occupy
ing q high position In the agricultural
and mineral world on account OF the
wealth OF It's natural resources. with
shipping facilities unsurpassed, tho
largest railroads in the country bring
ing its producers In close touch with
every great trade center In the United
states. The fact that an unusual de-
gree OF prosperity Is generally con:
campaign Is positive assurance of the
natural wealth and unprecedented
growth OF this section OF the coun-