The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-03-14
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

ANAL NE tlEW
March 1O,-Down with pessimism!
Needs of the hour are vision and cour-
age. American genius will master
problems of present as it has of the
past.
Butte.-Anaconda Copper company
which is developing extensive field on
Montana-Canadian Oil company with
a view of establishing ample volume
of gas with which to operate Great
Falls and Washoe smelters, has en-
countered oil in No. 4 we'll. Consid-
cradle volume of gas already has
been developed. Field lies north Of
Great Falls and pipe line service has
been made.
Butte mines now in full operation.
Shifts again working on normal sched-
ulo; foreigners scramlling to COM
plete citizenship pape's, as only
Americans wanted.
Lead takes another squirt; has now
reached $3.50 a hundred pounds.
Red Lodge will erect Il S25 900 Ii
brary.
Butte Miner: Speaking generally
the present legislature has shown a
constructive tendency without follow,
ing visionary socialistic vagaries, anc
very few radical measures have got
by either one of the houses.
Glacier and Pondera are two new
counties added by the legislature.
Montana may get a paper mill OF
Flathead river.
Montana has a normal school prob
lem-in fact five Of them.
l. w. WIS are planning a nation
wide strike on May LIST. The failur
> of general strikes is making sue,
movements almost impossible. TIL
strike as a weapon of organized labo
has almost ceased to function. Strik
: at Butte has petered out and miner
are back at their old jobs again.
' Lewistown to vote on $1,000 bono
, ing for auditorium.
:. Deer Lodge practically assured ne
= city hall and site offered as don;
ton.
Whitefish-Preparations under we
3 for $4,000 improvements here.
i Reports of public utility compani
;, show largest gross earnings in the
u history but almost uniformly n
earnings are the smallest. Utili
commissions must either sanction ra
increases or become responsible f
r~eceiverships or wage cuts.
j. Wolf Point to have a new pap
called the Wolf Point Promoter.
s. Valier-Eighty acres of irrigat
i'll land near here with equipment sc
I'd for 100000.
III Hardin-As result Of open wint'
n. 1000 acres ground broken in visinit
"Any usurpation of business by t
k. government is an indefensible vio]
ne ton of the democratic principles
We which this republic was founded a
10 has become great"
is Wallace-Amazon-Dixie at Silt
de cuts big vein. Shows much leads
i'll yer ore.
to Whitefish to have modern fireprt
50x10O foot garage.
Roundup man gets $4,000 contr
for 1913 miles highway.
y. Great Falls-Firestone Tire & RI
Der Co. to open distributing point h
for Montana and Wyoming.
~, Fairfield reorganizes Commert
- club, placing it on wide-awake ba;
Williams-Ice cutting we'll I'm
way near here.
Relative to situation of western N
al mines a prominent producer sa
"It would seem as though the t
has come. There has been some
tie copper business doing chiefly
March delivery, and sales Febru
9th, for instance, amounted to pr
ably 5000, 900 pounds. Small, it
true, but encouraging"
Charlo on Big Flat making
growth; has two grain elevators, :
stocked lumber yard, garage; rest;
ant, and fine school building.
Lakeside to get complete sewer
TEN; estimated cost $4,000.
Livingston-County to vote on 81
900 road bonds in April.