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TUB GLASGOW COURIERFriday, February 11, 1921,necraai'111 Connet I ICi'ii Tit rough (iic (.1: Park f m i I k illvolt Hiithv.a ier Notional acior lour awl conlinuini; for foil.-euecc: ii'iriK the erection of a hone pahi iveck thn choice of two flour pin rrmn huniniluw of eemom anil u or plana in for an exceptional hii i-ii ulonve room and a a'ccpimrA liuill-in Pullman hrenkta.t ro. la rue closet spare worked out i: drawn by the National It .alder’s tree—the wide brick nmnMc andthe benefit ith floor pinTO CONSUME 5 YP.S.■ uitnble homes. This w w 'his rosy little live-r One of the iiImivi* flon permits of one bedroom-ed dllleepina- poivh, while the other 2 x In livinpr room is used as one plnn.plan. The l.unpulinv shown ion... Wash.vindow nrratv'v-nient are all ml floor plan, for a sturdvompareThat thelemplutlon (omoljllc hi|fllaseier park t of the department Wi.shintfton, whiehourinir in Mon-i of the state, contemplates a•ITS Vol'll MOVK’’_(UKCKMR ' TOI-UNAJIK.NT WILL 111: IIKI.lt A'I WILI.ISTON THIS MONTHit” Idirbv t. entranrthe mrnmti hlehwa.v inireil frI ■! attains the summit in Mi miles from Glacier tveraite trrnlv of somewhat :i per cent. The nveratre Meltonalil ereek volley to of the pass is sliithtly V| I most difficult Uriel! Is that alubetween Troy and l.ih liwrStern eorm r of th. of the Throriuro Ronsr. inmd Highway. Thenut of the solid•It in the face of n elltl the river for n distanrr This rood opened trHo«n Kn*t Sidt«' summit of Los i*.-i east down thest fork of Key, vii 11 of th- pass• I . whore n mnninit miM-s and enscudetfnvornhh* In-it nuido nlnng » 5 ho head oft raver*il tho decent hi mountain sidegovernment also ion of tho Amu •ad, and this one . f mountain highw rhe gradon nr- -a-'-rpasscd.owinggovernment’s endeavors to fui tcailv toid in the fifth of the we issue each month.To receive this r,tory and t lt;3 previou-. lv p hshed send us your name a . . .vrc-.s. il.ir cost to you nor are you placing yourself under obligation.y is graoh-:les which• 'in. 1 tore the government ' miles of excellent road nvcr h-rw-fon the headwaters of IIfit- and Bitter Root rivers. -- i- 0110 of tho Park-'-'-Park nlt;l Imnga the tourist over a drive to inspiring scenery, vitijr is the department of the announcement regarding t h.* •t tin- proposed road in Giant The road then continues through 1 timber nlonpp the south slope of • ii'c-to-the-Sun mountain to Going-tIn -Sun chalets, a distance of * ’ les. r-ming out on the hlutfs n e shore of St. Mary lake. The a ,-r-- grade through this stretch is onlyfrom Sun (’amp chalet through to St. Mary's lake the road will have a general level grade hut winds in and i n' over the bluffs and along the hill-id-« in close proximity to the shore ( 'I- lake, sometimes being in the pin.- forests and then v-ming -ut onI'-limates Submitted.Klt;i,mate- have been submitt 1 to igress by th- national park service the department of the interior for• censlrticf i»n of u transmountain id crossing the continental divide••- of ., (• national park. Today road rro.-ot. through the park. I ino'-ri.ts \ 1 siting either the ens* side are forced to ship then Ur the railroad or detour far• ‘C - 'U*l, »o cross the mountain '1 Lor this reason motor travel tiia.ner pari, has not kept pace with '■ others of the major nationalmountithe vertical clif and go through he north promo: . skirtinir a vertGOING TO MINNEAPOLIS Stop atHotel Dyckman300 Rooms, all with a Bath. Fire Proof Construction C. Neipp, Prop.Also operating ROBIDOUX HOTEL St. Joseph, Mo.
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Glasgow Courier
Glasgow, Montana, US
Fri, Feb 11, 1921
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