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Glaoler Park. atana .

Dear ir:

At t dlreotion 0 the Chai 1 .. wrl tln to adT,1

that .... will .hartly forward to JOu at Glaoler rk. two or three

_rrela ot lria olwape .War to tho ent 70u a par ago . You

will leno where to plant t ... and probably 11 wt.h to have the

Kl'ound prep. reA tor thea.

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MESSRS.

At Spokane, September 2?, 19 ~?

L. VI. HILL ,/' RAJ .. PH Bli:.n .

In connec t ion with the various

reports of the acti~ity of the C. M. & St. p. on

the west side of G-lacier Pu ).'k, none of wh i ch we he-ve

been able to confirm oth r than a visit of some of

their passenger peopl to that section, I have had

~p with akin of the ~Tation[l Park

Service if therf; any permits made f or a hotel

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on the west side, and he advises

th&t no ions or permits have been made.

We will continue to watch it, how-

ever.

W. P . Kenney.

GLACIER PARK HOTEL COl.IPANY

Statement of cost of material used in connection with construction of golf course at Glacier Park. Mont.

Seeds purchased from Sevin Vinoent Seed Co., San Francisco , Cali f .

(F.O. B. Glacier Park )

Fertilizer purchased from Swift & Co., Hammond, Ind.

Freight on fertilizer

Following furnisaed by G.N.By.Co. 10 po. Galv. steel wire clotb 5000 gal . distillate

250 ft . 81t pipe 1000# dynamite 4000 -ft. drain tile

Miscellaneous such as nails, bolts, gasoline , oil, pipe covering, cedar poles , etc.

Store expense

l!'reight charges

Accounting Department, Off ice of Comptroller,

September 27, 1927.

$48 .60 350.00 77.50

173.00 290.00

527.60 307.72

$3,836.75

380.62 l.J.86.00

1,774-.42

829.04-

$7,306.82

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Bow maD)" ot.f~.ea.on oaretaker. or .tohmeD or other

aploye.. do we haTe at IIanJ Glaoier and Gl .. oier Park Hotel.. and

alao at .lton. Sun Oamp or an)" other plaN. iii the Park' I under-

.tand thilre are DO oaretabra at Two Mediow, Saint Marya and

CutbaDk.

Loui. W. JIlll.

GLACIER PARK HOTEL COMPANY

St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 28, 1927.

Mr. L. W. Hill,

President.

Dear Sir:

Referring to your letter dated September 25, 1927, regarding cost of oonstruoting the golf oourse at Glaoier Park, Montana:

The equipment rental sho\vn in my letter dated September 24, 1927 was paid to the Great Northern Railway Company for boarding and outfit oars used by the extra gang laborers employed in the oonstruotion of the golf oourse. As the Hotel Company is a subsidiary of the Railway Company, this rental does not represent an out-of-pooket expense, but in order to avoid any guest ion as to whether or not the oontraotor is entitled to g~ oommission on this item I will transfer the equipment rental to a Suspense aooount until after settlement is made with the oontraotor.

A statement showing details of the $7,306.g3 shown in my letter dated September 20, 1927 as the oost of materials, suoh as seed, eto., is attaohed. Requisitions oovering the purohase of these materials are also attaohed.

In oonneotion with equipment aotually purohased for this work w ld say that there should be a oredit allowanoe for salvag through sale or otherwise when the work is oom-pleted unl ss the Hotel Company retains suoh equipment for future u

When these requisitions have served your purpose, pleas return them to me for file.

AMC enol

0/0 Mr. J. A. Lengby.

Yours truly,

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GLACIER PAF.K HOTEL COMPANY

St. Paul, Minn., sept. 28, 1927

. Mr. L. VI. Hi 11 ,

President.

Dear Sir:

Referrin~ to your letter dated sept. 27, 1927, inquirin~ as

to the number of employes carried on the Glacier Park Hotel Com.p any's

payroll durinp: the '.inter months a.s caretakers and others at Glacier

Park, !!ontana:

The following employes were carried on the payroll of. the

Glacier Park Hotel Compa.ny during the winter months of 1926-1927,

Glacier Park Hotel, Ca.rflP +,~l Chief Engineer $200.00 per month 1 En~ineer 105.00 " II 1 Mechanic, plunber, elec. 90.00 n II

1 Watchman 75.00 It It

Many Glacier Hotel, camp =/1=8 1 Engineer 125.00 II II

1 'Vatchman 75.00 II II ----- st. Mary Camp # 4 1 r,aretaker 60.00 " II

Belton, camp # 10 1 Caretaker 10.00 II It

The caretaker at Belton, Camp ,#lO, referred to above, is the

Great Northern Railway Company de pot agent at Belton, Montana.

Yours truly, (Signed) Geo. H. Hess, Jr.

Comptroller. AMC

FORM 1153A GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

FAST MESS

a. " . D1ahmalr:er. _nt Agent. Glaoier hrk otftana. Monroe. w ... h1nitan.

B BRIEF St. u1. w.nneaota. Septellber ~9. 1921.

Tour. September e1tmtn tro. Glaoler Park. Two thousand. peoD7

root. ordered ~or Glaoier Park.. thre. barrela on train threo arriving Glacier }ark

tomorrow Friday lI.orning and three barrels same train arriv1nr, Saturday October one.

Adyl it received in good order and when planted.

H. bak.

FORM mls . GR

DAY LEl"I'E 523 F MX

-H ", KASK

ST ' PAUL

tolUHEJltN RAIL\yAY COMPANY

MONROE SEPT 29 1927

J~-I F IEF

YOURS DATE RE PEONIES GROUND IS READY FOR THEM. DITMEYER CAN

START PLANTING IMMEDIATELY THEY ARRIVE. wILL ADVISE YO~ AGAIN

'lIHEN PLANTED

QEO W DISHMAKER

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at. Paul. lI1nne.ota . SepteJiber 29. 1921.

Mr. George B. se Jr . :

All requ.e.t~ in your letter ot September 28. 1 am returning

herewith requi81~lon. coT.ring material tor the y,olt oour at

Glaoi.r Par~ Montana.

/ Loub W. Bill.

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, St. PaUl. Minnelota. September 30. 1927.

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Mr. C. O. Jenk.:

In oonneotion with attaohed paperl regard1n~ linter .. tonnen

tor.,._ at Glaoier Park Hotels and Camp.:

Considering we have no watohman at Two Medicine or Sun Caap, I

... no oooasion i'or a oaretaker at St. Marya or tor more than one man at

Many Glaoior. or Glaoier Park. At 14any Glaoiers it wu need an engineer t

i~tead ot a watohman. the engineer alone should be suttioient, and at , ,

Glaoier Park. where we have more propertvand maohinery than etlOwhere. ,

it would probably be bettur to wintar !.hoMp.on a. oaretaker. He may re-

quiI'. a niyht watohman on aooount ot the numler /ot breeds 'and nativ about.

lfaterton was providinp; tor from tive to ei,ht un. C.rtainly one.

man .hould be auttioient there a8 in .uy .. er~noy. if he needs help. he

oould hire it a. there are always a tew people who winter there. However .

1IIi. th lIIO\IIlted polio. 1n the distriot our prop8!ty 18 aater there with one

watohman than At Gla01.1' Park with two.

Loui. w. H111~

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FORM 1153A GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPAN,(

FAST -MESS GE BL BRIEF

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Di.hmabr. oan Agent.

~ IIoaroe. t;ub1.ngton. or Glaoier Park. MOntan

St. hu1. JIlnn .. ota. Ootober 1. 1921.

!raiD three arrivinv. Glaoi.r Park JIonday Ootober

three ba. tour barreb oontaln1ng thr hundred n1Dety iri. ol~.88Iltioned rq

lett.r Septe.bor twen~y .eYea. Add.. \vheD reoei'Y8d and planted.

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L. W. Hi11~ / R. Budd. I P. l:enney.

St . Paul, Yinn., October _ , 1927

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I Cf..lote 'oelow let tel' from Assist8nt Engineer Parker 0;. September 29th ,

ffiving status of Road !mnrovement work , Cards ton to waterton"'1ces PerF:

"Grading: Total of 40% comnlete to date .

Ti~b9r Bridges: Total of 13 bt idges to be placed, inv01vip~ tr.e driving of 156 piling and!, aCir.g of 52 , 000 ?J3IA bridre timccr. Outfit now on the ground for placing bridges and bridge timber Dnd piling yet to be 112:1..1eo. , 72 piles and 24,000 FB!.! timber from ... a.rdst:m, a.."1d 84 ::>iline and 28,000 FBI., tirooor from Rill Spring . The hauling of these rna terial$ vras let sub-contract to a truck outfit 'nd account of the roads being in such bad sane account rai~G the hauling was ~elaycd . but they expect to get te&~s on this hauling in t~e next day or tYro a~d et it cleaned up. When hauling is in slk'\l:>e to let bridF9 out it ~o to work,

they should complete a bridee a day.

C-J.lverts: 50% hauled ~nd: placed.

Force: There are 5 sub- contractors working e st of l ..

GLACIER PARK HOTEL C01vll!ANY

Mr. L. W. Hill:-

Glacier Park , Montana , October 3, 1927

Replying to yours of September. 27th.

The winter protection force at Glacier park is as follows:

Glacier Park Hotel:-Caretaker , night watchman

Many Glacier:-Caretaker, night watchman

St. Mary's Chalet: Caretaker.

Belton Chalets:-Caretaker:

ott Thompson,the engineer,has been winter

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caretaker at Glacier-Park since 1919. The engineer at Many Glacier stays as caretaker.

The caretaker at st. Mary's looks after Sun Camp, making trips up there occasionally and also t,kes charge of putting up the ice at both places.

re have an arrangement with the depot agent .at Belton, paying him $10 .00 per month, to look after the property, reporting any damage, anyone breaking in and notifying us of any repairs needed.

There are