The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-09
State Topics

Butte district. This is an old time
silver property which was reopened
about a year ago and 4 shaft sunk to
the 500-foot level.
Chas. H. Clapp is new president OF
Montana school of mines.
Butte-Extensive road projects plan
ned for Silver Bow county.
Missoula-$7 per 1000 feet stump
age paid for 1000, goo feet govern
ment white pine.
The west is fortunate in having a
number of big sugar companies that
are bending every effort to develop
sugar beet raising and manufacture.
Farmers will reap rich returns this
year.
Helena-Plans completed for new
forestry building to be erected on state
fair grounds.
Roundup-Large store and hotel to
be erected here.
Lewistown-68O acres on Hanson
creek brings SAC, 1000.
Shelby-$13,0OO bonds voted for
erection of new school building.
Choteau-Spring construction work
started on Fairfield bench.
Ronan-Plant and machinery of
Poison Backyard Company purchased;
to be moved here.
Total valuation of Choteau county
property $17,319.785.
The biggest factor in the business
outlook at any given moment is the
subtle factor of "confidence."
Billings to have new democratic
newspaper; weekly; Star Publishing
Co., Incorporated.
Cut Bank-Pioneer Press expands
to meet improved conditions. Print
ing plant now represents $4,000 in
vestment.
Lewistown in store for building
boom. Work to begin on owe 100
residences shortly.
Kalispell-$21,OOO paid for APO acres
on Flathead lake.
Miles City-Great Western Sugar
company may establish factory here.
Over 1000 acres beets signed so far
this season against 300 last year.
Libby-Entire holdings of Pier Tel
ephone company sold to Spokane men.
E%nlarging of phone service planned.
Bynum-Business activities begin
ming to brighten up in this vicinity.
The people Of North Dakota have
apparently turned themselves over to
political dictation, exploitation and
control. The state has entered into
competition with its taxpayers in diff
ferent lines of business. These peo-
pie must now pay taxes to support the
state program to put them out of bus
mess. The N. P. L. state owned plant
will pay no taxes.
Roundup to have creamery soon.
Conditions throughout Montana are
excellent and industry is showing new
signs of life with awakening of &C.
tivity in farming regions.
Observation-Disclosures starts or
100000 wholesale bakery building
Will have capacity of $4,000 loaves
of bread every "a hours.
Wisconsin man wants location il
Montana for wool-scouring plant.
Choteau-Teton county commission
ers plan to beautify court HOUSE
grounds.
It is up to every loyal patriotic
westerner to put his shoulder to thu
wheel and encourage public and pri
vate building, which in turn make
market for western metals and lumbe:
and give impetus to both these grea
employing industries.
Harlem-s30,0 900 bond issue vote1
on for erection of new high school.
Deer Lodge-5OO head choice short
horns sold in local stockyards TO
$4,000.
Butte-Construction of new high
way between this city and Hamilton
planned.
Miles city-150, 900 acre stock ranc,
to be operated on $1,250,000 trac
land south of here.
Butte to have a county fair and eS
hibit of agricultural, mining and mar
ufacturing products.
Dillon-1500 acres grazing land i
Sweetwater basin and 10000 hea
%blackface sheep sold for $4,000
Continued good times in the U.
today are right up to the individual
Go ahead with your building and co,
%struction work and your hand wi
be n of millions to help turn owe
the great flywheel of industrial pro
perity.
Great Falls-Announcement mac
that the Anaconda Copper Mining c
is preparing to blow in a furnace fl
the purpose of manufacturing calciu
carbide, using n of the five furnace
originally built last year to manufa
ture ferro manganese for the Unite
States government.