The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-04-04
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MdTcn " eva has
been generous with his v%etoes, and
by exercising that. power reposed in
! him by the constitution, he has great
ly improved the work of the lawmak-
ers.
Col. D. C. Jackling, vice president
and general manager of Utah Copper
company, one Of the largest copper
producers in the United States, de-
clares that copper buying is inevitable.
Production costs are greater now than
selling price and as copper will never
be sold at a lower figure than quoted
today the market is bound to pick
up in the near future.
Ronan-Polley's sawmill starting to
build logging camps.
Montana produced 100000 bushels
of wheat on dry land last year and
0 1000, 900 bushels below the ditch and
vet there are those who claim wheat
cannot be raised under irrigation.
The extension of public ownership
can only mean ultimate common own
ership of lands and industries. Do
we want this?
Froid wants to move the county
seat from Mondak, Roosevelt county.
Libby Times: With men, copper
and money in plenty and electrifica-
ton a proved quantity, it will not be
long until all these western roads
will be electrified and powers like
that now running to waste at Koote-
mai Falls will be utilized. If this
isn't done, and soon, those in control
can justly be charged with not maxi
ing the most of opportunity, to say
the yeast"
Whenever a banker induces an alien
to become a depositor he is helping
make a good citizen and saving our
institutions.
Dillon-Sullivan brothers ship car
of horses to Ashton, Idaho.
Winnett-Bumper crop expected in
this district.
Sheridan-Work at Lake Shore
mine proving satisfactory. Extensive
improvements to be made.
Helena-Contracts for four federal
aid highway projects covering %
miles will be let by state highway
mission soon.
Observation-Disclosures Light & Water
Co. to perfect plans for sluice gates
in the great power dam at Bonner
near here. Cost, $50 1000.
Helena-Contract let for construc-
ton of new fish hatchery to be built
near Fridley on Yellowstone river,
Park county.
Bolshevism is developed out of the
preachings of discomfort and class ha-
tired as put forth by such organiza-
lions as the Nonpartisan league and
similar socialistic and s~emi-socialis-
tic movements which seek to Sc class
against class in their greed for polit-
ical power.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Security
State bank of Whitefish for charter
approved.
Ronan-Polleys Lumber company
will begin camp work soon logging.
off the timber east Of Roman along
the Mission range. About 5000 900
feet.
Butte-New building of Farmers &
Merchants Ctate bank formally open
ed.
Ronan-Field peas is new industry
in Mission valley.
Butte-February report from the
Barnes-King Development company
shows total bullion production from
three properties to be $71,071.25
Skare and Mann have started the
weekly Wolf Point Promoter.
Garrison-Big Ben stock farm, west
of here, sold for $4,000.
Butte-Law and order won out here
in the elections for mayor when Will
liam Cults, a returned army captain,
was nominated over William Dunn,
recently convicted of sedition, who
was candidate of l. w. W. and Nom
partisan league.
Butte-1O,0 0 tons copper ore haul
ed from the Mandy mine, north of
here, to Sturgeon lake dock since
January.
Lewistown-New clothing store on
Main street will be opened here in
short time.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work on Hell
ena packing plant at East Helena will
be resumed in May.
Bozeman Commercial National
bank will build new four-story build
ing.
Butte-Madison county farmers pur-
chase 2,040 acre property in Beaver
head county for $4,000.
Roundup-Largest silo in this Sec
ton of the country being constructed
on Chandler ranch; capacity 26O tons.
Roundup-Efforts being made to
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