Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-04-13
THE STATE.

Noxon-A community club is being
organized.
Phillipsburg-A rifle club is being
organized here.
GlasgOw-The Shannon hotel will
be enlarged to 120 rooms.
Butte-A modern Hotel. to cost
100000 is planned for Butte.
LivingstOn-An ornamental street
lighting system is to be installed
here.
Baker - Warren Arlington, of
Pueblo, will build a 200 barrel flour
mill here.
Fort Benton-The Chouteau coun-
ty fair will be held September IS,
10 and 20.
Gilman-J. S. Poole has pur-
chased 5000 head of sheep from
John Gingass.
Big Sandy-The contract has been
let for construction of water and
sewer systems.
Havre-Crop prospects for this
season were never better at this sea-
o of the year.
Great Falls.-The Great Northern
will make shop improvements to the
extent of 100000.
Billings-A five story apartment
house, 60 cost $100, 900 will be con-
structed Immediately.
Billings-Great floods and ice gorg-
es are expected along the Yellow
stone river this spring.
Harlem - Thomas Buckley has
sold 2,200 head of sheep to ]. Sta
pier for $11.5O per head.
AToIto-Thn EoIto LII
establish an ice cream factory in con.
nection with the business.
Observation-Disclosures raided one
night recently paid fines into tie city
treasury aggregating $4,000.
Fort BentOn-The county author
tiles have decided to establish a fer
ry across the Missouri river at Car
ter.
Roundup-Roundup is to have I;
city auditor, who will be in effect
city manager, at a salary of $3.50,
per year.
Helena-A home guard company
composed of men between the age
of 45 and so years, is being organ
lied here.
Harlowton -- The Continenta
Bank and Trust company has bee.
organized here by local men. TIL
capital is $150,0O0.
Great Falls-The labor differ
ences have been adjusted. Both side
have agreed to submit all futur
wage problems to arbitration.
Acknowledgement Stewart is cor
a commission with the idea of il
creasing the seeded ares this year.
Plains-For the first time in /
years the farmers of this sect'o
have been obliged to ship in hay.
is costing from $25 to $35 laid dow
Helena-Montana at present col
tains 10000 Catholics, according
the 1917 edition of the official Gait
Ollie directory, published in Ne
York.
), Billings-Over 100 farmers are il
terested in the Yellowstone Farmer
Cooperative Seed Company, just il
corporated with a capitalization
$4,000.
Hanover-Work on the $1,000
600 cement plant to be erected her
2 is being pushed. A large hotel h,
' been erected to accommodate I'll
workers.
a Butte-All air entering the ne
Rialto Thrayer will be washed.
Z will be pumped through a thin she
of water, which will catch all IL
dust particles.
Billings-The Billings budget fl
city government for the ensuing We;
q amount to $101,190. The police d
partment has an appropriation
$20,160, the largest single item.
Helena-There is invested in L
dairy industry in the state, accordiI
to the figures of Dairy Commission,
a A. G. Scholes, $17,775,000, while IL
annual production is worth SLIPS:
y 900.
Butte. D. Hemple has sold b
stock and sheep outfit, near Metros
for $4,000. He has also dispos,
of his Alder gulch land and she,
interests to Louis R. Hanson f
$62,5O0.
Red Lodge-Red Lodge has a
cepted the proposal of the Carnag
: foundation, which was to build
$4,000 library building, provfdil
the city would guarantee its mai
tenance.
d Lewistown-Fred De Maranvil
will ship 5000 head Of cattle in
Montana in May to be sold to Il
ranchers of northern Montana. T.
S cattle + Herefords, Durhams al
Black Polls.
Deer Lodge-Frank Conley, war
: en- of the ~penitentiary, has be
z elected mayor of Deer Lodge for t
seventeenth time. In point of co
tinuous service he is the oldest ma