Montana towns record varied early 1919 activity
In Missoula air, job placements reach near two thousand in a week. Anaconda recalls Kelley’s death at the copper furnace. Polson reports Holstein association formation. Plentywood plans a new Masonic temple. Bozeman urges corn planting. Scobey pushes water works. Great Falls cites butter famine. Roundup advances a new creamery. Polson negotiates a possible paper mill with a Quebec firm. Flathead boat lines consolidate. Lewistown’s Hanover plant to resume. Glasgow notes sugar beet suitability. Mizpah sells land for cattle. Butte’s delay on Buick payment. Havre Elks plan new building. Missoula to build logging flumes. Roundup enforces cattle quarantine. Butte auditor blocks Buick sale. Missoula gardeners seek N P ROW use. Browning restricts adoptions. Helena jewelers form state group. Wolf Point post office needs bigger facilities. Butte Rev. Stanley, pioneer preacher, dies near Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Anaconda—Patrick. Co
Kelley
Polson
Montana
Flathead County
Plentywood—Masons
Bozeman
F. H. Fuller
Montana State College
Scobey
Great Falls
Ite
Mizpah
Detroit
Butte
Ray Porter
Anti-Saloon League
Northern Pacific
Havre
Havre Lodge of Elks
Kaniksu
Forestry Service
Rocky Mountain
Browning
Helena
J. Stanley
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Whitehall
Wallace
Ida
World News Highlights From 1919 and 1920 Dispatches
Across Paris London Zurich Washington Shanghai and Chicago reports detail postwar events. Diplomacy arms talks and divorces mingle with strikes disasters and demobilization while the storm of mines flu and reorganizations tests nations and people.
Vast Montana and Northwest Lands Offered for Sale
A long list of Montana and neighboring region properties and services appeals to farmers and investors. Listings include farm lands, ranches, irrigated tracts, stock ranches, and Canadian lands with terms from quick cash to extended payments. Also advertised are farm loans, livestock insurance, seeds, plants, and related agricultural services. Representative areas include Lewis and Clark, Judith Basin, Great Falls, Helena, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass County
Solla
Livingston
Montana
Great Falls
Amrea
Box Walls
Mont
Spokane
Coun Wash
Dowards & Bradford
Lambder CO
Elk Wash
Helena
J. Winchester
Kaddive
Sask
Canada
Judith Basin
Warmers’ Land Co
Lewistown
C. H. Campbell & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leica
Anti Es
General School Supply’Co
Irving WI
Sitehouse
Great Falls, Mont
Paris
Russia
Constantinople
Kemal Bey
Simla
India
Punjab
United States
England
Minneapolis
Rosebud
South Dakota
Victory
Joan
Edith
Kelly Gould
Frank Jay ‘Gould
Jay Gould
London
New Zealand
Zurich
Switzerland
Cecille
Frederick William
New York Harbor
Roosevelt
Cherbourg
France
War Department
Department of the Interior
Boston
Patricia
Milan
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmora
Chicago
New York
State Superintendent of Insurance
Germany
Huns
Cologne
Herbert Plumer
Rhine
Sydney
Australia
Konrad Detzler
New Guinea
Detzler
San Francisco
Bay
Henderson
West Front
Berkeley
I Niclas
Lawrence Hauck
Philipsburg
Ont
S. O. Huseth
Wee Optometrist
Optician
Alhambra Hot Springs
Mr. Sullivan
Pea
Bear Paw Mountains
P. O
W. C. McClintock
Custer County Bank
Miles City
Farm Mortgage Corporation
308 Securities
Billings
Ford & Hollister Ranch (Inc
Darby, Mont
Parker
9Th Ave. S
Erompe Settlementa
D. Watson Robb Co
Poultr
Columbia Gardens
Columbia Floral Co
W. Broadway
H. B. Jones
View Acres
Hamilton
Dial Now
Woodrufft-Boyce Seed Co
Pike Street
Seattle
Wash
Cid
Butte College Telegraphy
SALIE
Ismay
D. H. Anderson
Ad P. O
Rovig Lumber Co
Mirst Ave
Rdvelakah
Sirvich
Cavera
Salt Lake
Bo Pocatella
Portland
Pocatello
L. S. May
Kodak Finishing
Ito CC
Boastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drug Co
Central Avenue
Marchant
Montana Typewriter Co
Butte Mont
Cnc
Helena Adjustment ‘Co
French Dry Cleaners
Unique Cleaning & Tailoring CO
Mail Or Express
Granite
Nickerson
West Park, Butte
CIA
Hoenck
Blue Print & Supply Co
Drafting Supplies
Dunn Be
A. J. Rowland
Miles’ City
Tout & McCarthy
Lewis & Walther
Paseer
Wyoming
Grover & Leuchars
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