The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-07-18
State Topics

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observation-disclosures county to vote
September 2 on $3.50, 600 bond issue for
new high school.
acknowledgements Lumber Co.
capitalized for 100000, Incorporates.
lnnett-Lundgren Lumber Co. in
corporated for $4,000.
,Butte-Present year TO be record
one in the stocking of Streams. Mil
hons of fry to be deposited in waters.
Will soon produce 100, 900 900.
Butte-Much minor hliIding activi-
ty shown here.
Roundup-Over 10000 acres plant
ed to corn in Musselshc,l County.
Hay in Deer Lodge valley now
worth $40 per ton.
Glasgow-Bill introduced in con-
gress asking for $4,000 appropria-
ton for erection of federal building
here.
Basin-Rich samples Of sulphide ore
which carry considerable gray cop
per and high values of silver and gold
taken from the Hope mine.
Butte-S1O,0 900 trunk manufacture
ing plant to be erected here.
MISUNDERSTANDING Power company
to furnish current to Lavina.
Whitefish greatly interested in pro-
posed construction of an auto high
way beginning at Columbia Falls, pas
sing through Whitefish, Stryker, For
tine, Eureka, Rexford, Warland and
Libby, connecting with Kalispell-Spo-
kane highway.
Melrose-Site surveyed for proposed
new steel bridge to be erected jointly
by counties of Silver Bow and Beav-
erhead.
Observation-Disclosures Army plans
to erect $4,000 hut here to honor hero
dead.
Deer Lodge will have Masonic tenn
pie costing $4,000.
Anaconda-Old Champion mines to
resume operations.
Great Falls-Concrete structure so
by $50, two stories high, to be erected
here.
Helena-Bids to be opened July 25
for construction of Sun River road.
De Borgia-Texas group of claims
8 miles north Of here being develop
ed.
Helena-74,O3 4 acres state lands to
be offered at auction sales.
County road crews have practically
completed improvement of highway
connecting Butte with Gregson.
Helena-Good crops will be harvest
ed by farmers of Waller project this
year.
Bozeman-State and federal author
tiles urged to hasten road work to give
employment to idle men of state.
Dillon-Work going on at shale
plant of Dillon Oil company. Brick
work started on new retort.
Missoula-Western Montana plan
ming on spending $3,OOO,OOO on roads.
One hundred and sixty acre farm
on Blackfoot reservation sells for
$3.50.
Great Falls-Fish hatchery at Giant
Springs planned.
Butte-Construction of highway
connecting parallel routs known as
Fourteen-mile hill and Graham high
land proposed.
Great Falls-New $25O,OOO state
terminal elevator to be located on site
of abandoned gypsum plant on west
side if switching facilities can be OBJ
tanned.
Helena-Plans for three big bridges
on main lines of travel through Mon
tana approved. Total cost $271 900.
One hundred and twenty thousand
rainbow trout fry planted in Swift,
Lazy and Haskill creeks.
Mines Of Montana increase activity.
Ascending prices of copper animate
business.
Roundup-Rumors are flying broad
cast concerning oil developments in
this district and it is stated that an
oil well in Woman's Pocket will be
shot.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to start at
once on coal lands situated few miles
south of here.
Harlem-Indians cutting big hay
crops on Belknap reservation.
Butte-3 story business structure to
be erected.
Hardin-Recent rainfall here of
great benefit to community.
Havre-lrrigation of 100000 acres
OF land with water from Marias riv-
er is plan of an organization of far
and business men formed here.
Hamilton-Road work in Big Basin
under way.
Helena-Road bond issues aggregat-
lng nearly $4,000, 900 will be voted on
~ 81 Montana counties at special cleo
ion.
Livingston-Park county's bond is
sue of S15O,O00 for road building car
led.
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