ternational stock show at Portland,
Sr#Sf=f
-, fcooforl nnvilinn it
company has a heated pavilion at
Great Falls, capable of seating 6,000
«'a?
bytoÄ
ers of Washington and Oregon that to
bring Great Falls into the circuit
would draw breeders from Eastern
Montana and the Dakotas who wouM
from which the shows now draw,
said Mr - Davis recently.
j
HI) IBB ANOTHER
LIVESTOCK SHOW
GREAT FALLS WANTS TO JOIN I
SPOKANE-LEWISTON-PORT
LAND SHOW CIRCUIT.
GREAT FALLS, Mont.—(By A. P.)
Plans to place Great Falls into the
northwest circuit of fall livestock
(shows are being considered by the di
rectors of the Montana Livestock Pa
vilion company of Great Falls.
The northwest for several years
has consisted of the Northwest Live
stock show at Lewiston, Idaho; the i
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«-CHAIGMONT NEWSPAPER TELLS
OF CONTINUED DROP IN
WHEAT AND ,TS EFFECT -
—~
bounty Kegisterj
FARMERS OF GAMAS
„
For the first time in several years
wheat V 3 <l uoted m Craigmont S.1.25
P er bushel. It is estimated that sev
enty-five per cent of the local crop
is yet he!d . b y the farmers, and some
Heem *-° think that the price will not
ra ise till the speculators and gamblers
of the big market centers of the na
tion get a majority of the wheat un
der their controL However the day of
lower prices in many lines is here
and wbeat is one tbe foundation
posts of things comercial, and it is
barely possible that it may yet go to
a dollar per bushel.
