The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-04-18
State Topics

thrown open to entry soon.
Butte-Three mines, all properties
of Anaconda Copper Mining company,
to be closed; trows 500 men out of
work.
Over a million acres public land to
be surveyed in 1919.
Silver mining in no district in Mon
tana is Improbable at $1,O2 per ounce.
The margin of profit, however, at
present cost Of labor and materials,
represents no bonanza to most operat-
ors.
Observation-Disclosures opened on
Flathead lake.
Powell county plans good road cam
paign.
Musselshell commercial club organ
lied.
Helena-400,00O acres of land will
be offered for sale in 25 counties.
Shortage of labor handicaps starting
spring farm work.
Construction work on Greenfield
unit of Sun River project resumed.
Great Falls-New Fish hatchery
building at Glacier park completed.
Northern Livestock & Loan comp
any incorporates for $4,000.
Hinsdale-$17,00 building purchas-
ed by Masons.
Strike insurance is the newest form
of industrial protection. 1t provides
indemnity against losses suffered from
interruption of indsutry and is con-
structive to all interests.
Helena-Work on road projects
amounting to $500, 900 to start.
Observation-Disclosures States Tele-
phone and Telegraph company plans
improvements.
Harlowton to erect $4,000 school
house.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Main and
Park avenue to be resurfaced.
Observation-Disclosures Land & Loan
company incorporated here.
Salt Lake women will conduct a
boycott against Y cent a pound but
ter. The dairy trusts that screws up
the price of dairy products, and the
labor trust that prohibits bringing
into the United States labor that can
do the work of dairies are the real
cause.
Kalispell-Great demand fol farm
hands at $50 to $75 per month.
Lima-Contract let for 10 miles ir-
rigation ditch, to cost $4,000. Will
reclaim 10000 acres land near here.
Fairfield-Contract awarded for ad-
ministration buildings near Simms.
Powder River county to have two
new banks and a newspaper.
Contract let for $4,000 Lima ditch
in Beaverhead county.
Four millions available for Montana
federal aid projects, and $3,492,0 900 for
expenditure on Montana roads, streets
and bridges.
The ~cablegrams state that the de-
tails of a worldwide "labor state"
are being worked out at Paris. This
"labor state" is to operate in con-
junction with the superstate created
under the league Of nations plan now
proposed. In other words W. are to
have class boundaries substituted for
national boundaries. The future con-
flicts are to be worldwide civil wars.
That is true B~olshevism.
Silver mining camp Neihart, idle rs
years, now profitable.
Sheep to be shipped to Montana for
summer ranges. Lolo, Cabinet and
Bitter Root national forests will fur
nish grazing land for total of 81 1910
head Of sheep.
Acknowledging claim near the
Snowstorm properties sells for $685.
600.
Cut Bank-Several carloads seed
grain arrives here.
Helena bank clearings for March,
1919, show an increase of $1,07O,8 1892
over March, 1918.
Helena-Road building to start i'm
mediately.
Great Falls-Many building per-
mits let here.
Lewistown-Potato Growers Asso-
citation to be formed in Fergus coun-
ty.
Tomatoes are coming from Mexico
by the carload. They cost $3.50 per
box. New potatoes come from here.
Here is the tie that will bind the |
American people closer to Mexico
than standing armies. That Mexican
labor should help feed the world is
a natural proposition.
Chinook organizing 10000 acre ir-
rigation district.
Whitefish-Columbia Falls highway
to be built.
Red Lodge-Rock Creek highway to
be built.
Dillon-Third dormitory of state
normal school completed.
Dillon-Oil shale plant in Small
horn canyon in operation.
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