The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-04-05
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

The following record of industrial
activity lists items showing invest
ment of capital, employment of labor
and business activities and opportuni-
ties. Information from which the par
agraphs are prepared is from local
papers, usually of towns mentioned,
and may be considered generally cor
rect.
A modern cafe is opened in new
brick building at Conrad.
alispell-Arcade Bakery installed
new equipment recently.
Transmission line is being built
from Mountain States Power Company
plant at Big Fork to Rocky Bar Or
chard at Woods Bay.
Shelby-Tomlinson Motor Co. has
moved to renovated and redecorated
Swanson building.
Baker,. F. Smola is erecting a
modern cleaning plant here.
Great Falls-Auburn Sales Service,
Inc, incorporated at $4,000, is grant
ed charter.
Missoula-Nearly 100000 feet of
logs brought down from Blackfoot
Valley of A. C. M. on branch line of
Milwaukee railway during February
Terry-Constructio of several new
buildings and enlargement of others
will commence during summer.
Rudyard-Rudyard Farmers Oil Co
which is capitalized at $4,000, Is Civ
en- charter.
Debt of Hill county has been reduc'
} ed at an average of 100000 a yeal
since 1921, according to a report Of
Earl Bronson, clerk and recorder
Sidney-Lemoreaux Springs Will b
extensively improved.
Great Falls-A 100000 apartment
7 building will be erected here shortly
S Shelby-Franklin Oil & Gas Co. j
drilling first test well.
Thompson Falls Compressor an
other equipment ordered for Silve
King Mine.
Miles City-At Montana poultr
show held here it was stated Mon
tana produces annually 3,5OO,OO
chickens worth 100000.
Three Forks-Townsen road
NIdlldIlu
receive IL miles gravel.
Lewistown-Yogo Lead and lii
Co. plans to resume developmel
work on claims in Belt mountains.
Montana Power, Great Falls Pow
er and Thompson Falls Power con
panies reduce rates to residence II
combination use of electricity fl
cooking appliances, lighting and hea
ing.
Building at corner
Maine and second street north rem
waited and leased to implement cor
pany.
Columbus-New $4,000 First Eva
gelical church is dedicated.
The Great Northern railroad W
install automatic colored lights
four grade crossings between Gre
Falls, Helena and Butte.
Great Falls-A pipe organ, costil
between $4,000 and $4,000 has be
purchased for st. AIMS cathedral.
Conrad-New plant is being bu
by Conrad Refining Co. When col
pleted it will have daily capaci
of approximately 1850 barrels of cru
oil.
Shelby-Knutson building leased
two stores.
Bozeman-Baxter hotel is compl
ed.
Dillon-Contract will be let for
miles of grading on Dillon-lda
line road.
Deer Lodge shops of Milwaul
system declared to be largest a
best equipped on line.
Forsyth Northwestern lmpro'
ment company lets contract to G
tinue coal mining operations at =
strip.
Baker-Montana Petroleum co
pany adding sixth well to its syst
of gas supply for local consumpti
Great Falls-Black Eagle devel,
ment project has plans for S25,'
public improvements, including c.
struction fsidewalks and curbs.
Bozeman- 31s mile stretch
Rocky canyon road on way to Livil
stOn will be graded:
Operations started at Grey Ea
mine of Basin Montana Tunnel CO
pany.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bus service
proposed.
Divide-Ouartz Hill property,
of oldest mining camps in Monta
is being reopened.
Ryegate-New seats are Delng
stalled in Millicent theatre
Poison plans new aviation I'll
Forsvth-Over $4,000 to be SD
for rebuilding dam and construct
flume TO deliver water from river