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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

men blunot gerrnanife Spros i set
Gele. sos Iaien bar @runomotto,t
"Seimen". Terfra off aue SntercS.
icr no. Seimen par, mcnueifeli8
feet, @runbIaset for oIt, SprinbeI'
ion I'll oft. Oct bar paa Sicmmcts
SftereSier, 2anbet ifiilbe bpggcS / fin
Epe rationale SfiffeIIe. S ocnne
llbpifIius bar ariitenbom % Norif.
bonn goact Saanb | Saanb.
WaalbcoGgelicn par paa set nrr.
mcite blet fnGffct / SIuttcn al so.
Norcnc % / @e9pnbelicn al 90.Nara'
ne. Get rcligieie 6raialo / oenac
Sib blanbt nogen al 2ebcrne :
@arbcrg I. Gr. iom iioen penbte til.
bo9e til ariitenoommen, - iom SOL
ge al Set fra llblnnbet, napnlig Sars
mart, inbferte moberne SritGnferi,
Ibis itore NpoItel / Horben bar
@eorg @ranbes, blep al Sogteprc'
item git meget al Sfploen for bette
SiIbneeIlng. Wen Der bar andre
Grpfter iom MI tos fat p9 fit @epG'
Cclier1 ino / bet rette 8i9n9e. ling
ocmsrprelicn ! national Tctrllng be-
QpnOte after at ifpoe Bert, oct fclfc'
lige @uosoro fpm til lin Het, og
iiSen bar set goaet fremoper meo
RATE Sfriot, iaa at oct norlfe Solfc-
Il oal forlGngit bar opnaaet Sepnbpr'
riabco mes Norif.S anifeu. Oct er
IL: alminoelig at bsre HrGfener pna
Sanosmaal. gnoog paa SItlonoet,
ium bar ppret ieneIt til at lutte liz
I'll Observation-Disclosures, bar mail
tCqpnot at ia fraftig Del.
Sr. Somme ipntes life at Ia 1togct
t!loperS for Meitationen moo Stats
tirfen. Mco rette. ia ban, berte
ToIfeItatcn % Solfefirfen lammell,
huor ct iIigt Torbolo eiter Sefolf'
ringerls Communicating bar mllllg.
9e 70 Snititittioner, mentc hait,
itulbc gieniioig bctrDJge binanoen.
San inbremmct BOG, at en- 'lig Srp'
ming par loelitffet Der / Imerifa.
ltnocr S%oreoraget, iom blep bolot
poa flinacnoe norif 2anosmaal, lang
Observation-Disclosures paffert Here
Observation-Disclosures at Slir, Steplen
"a andre, ibet ban affompagncrte zig
iclo paa Siolin, og ban uotalte oct
Gnife, at otsie lsoige llorifc Salnler
nlaottc piuoe SSuogmna pgioa | Den
norif-umcrifanife &irfc.
Gpgnepreit Somme rciitc Seroa9
fcrfra til Waoilon, @iS. Gerfra
coor ban pioere sitoper % iaa biem
til Horge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

Wrs. s. 8. aittelsbp benbte
iioite ltge tilbage fra lin gllroparelie.
- Sru 8urine Spetlen, enfe efs
ter $. Smenien / &riitiansiano og
Wooer til Sfolcinipeftor SpenIen
berIteos og 9. Smenien ber / gpcn,
fplote oen 20be september 90 Iar,
Cen gamle Game CT a~anosfrtlt %
ganlfe rerig.
Get npe Sfoleblls nGrnler Jig
ira llgc til ltge fin 6lloiorelie. Wh,'
rerrle er paa BET aQernGrmeite fer
oia, og man bill beepnbe Irbeioet meo
Saget benne ltge. Intagelig bill gpgs
ningen BOG life blipe fompleteret ter
/ Dfioten al Sanuar.
Barton 6. @arner, Ssn al
Der. % MrS. 8. q. @arner / Gresco
(tioligere al 0ecorab) bleu forleoen
potepict til WfiiS Gertrude Soum,
Sielien foregif / 8ruoens 6%or9lores
Stem / Sarmonp, Winn., % forrette-
oes al Yaitor @erbaro Gasmlslen.
Saniel SmenierL Ssn al Wtr.
oa Wrs. Q. Spenien her / gpen,
fom eiter ottc Iars SrabGr tilbage
bcrtil Srebag. Ru iioit bar ban op.
hoIot fig / California. San bar giort
Sieneite / Sc Soreneoe Staters Sans
oelsfIaaoe, men blep ipe % bar til.
bragt nogen Sio paa Soipital.
= Or. Smut @ieriet reiite Ssroag
auelo til Cornell %llnineriitp / Stbaca,
81. g., bpor ban meb en- Wtaaneos
Sieneiteiribcb fra Cutler College oil
tilgooeaisre Jig be rige Samlinger al
islanoif Siitorie og 2iteratur peb
nppnte llniperiitet, iom er en- al De
melt omfattenbe uoenfor Sslanb.
Som befienot bar Or. @ieriet / De ie'
mere Iar pGret ipsieliat meo en- lter'
re Sslanosbiitorie paa GngelIf.
= Gn itsrre Slbebrnno bapoe maj,
9eroags often peb 7sSioen paa @il,
liam Honans Sarm noe peo 9ricf.
paroen, ioet TO ltbbllie % aorn.Grib,
ben brrnbte meo alt, ioml bar | Dem.
: 0en enc Barn" par Der fulot meb
Ssi % SABRE, ben anben paffet meo
Ssi. Sabet er ganife ~betpbelig. aar.
loaen til Slbens Spfomit ct ufienot.
granomGnbene og andre bialp meo
Slufningsarbeioet, % aemifalier be.
n~ptteoes, men 8armen bapOe grebet
for iterft ON iig til at noset funoe
rcooes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

ariis Sauna Stteien, Miis Gbriltint
Ssrcnicn, Secorab, Soma. Iaitol
s.. 9. Sllstpeot, Teconb, Soma.
Or. Gle SoffoS, Tecorab, Soma.
@iSiionrr Sobannes gitrup,llntlr,
iolnbiIi, Iatul, SUD afrifa. WrS.
Charlotte 8oroer, Seeorab, Soma.
Wr. %. s. Ius, Canton, @. O.,
bar npIig aipet Wtilicet Ell nofiaa iiel'
oct 8ape / Sorm al Cling @iellens
Spaoieritof.
Set or for set melte @~ienitanoe,
lem @ipernes Srbre bar brast meo
iig fra Norge, icm III fommer ino
til Wllicet, altiaa iaaoanne Cling,
ipm pasier inb / Yicneriamlil,gen.
Set er oaiaa ii9r oenne Samling,
Tom Or. 8ieriet ipger at lIopioe, o9
hpilfen ban ofrer Ell itor Gel al lin
Sio. San uoferer her ct tort hi
itoriif Irbeibe for De norife | Slime
rifa peo of opbepare for fon1meitoe
Sleatcr be ipnliae 9euiS ON oeres
SorfGoreS aanr % SeuemaaOe. &c,
iom poer til benne Samling, gier
ioaleoes ogiaa jim itore Gel / bette
Samlerarbeioc. Set er ofte Ell NOT
iaa itor SpofreIie at gioe en- fiGr og
eIifet @ienitanb, pmipllnoet Tom BEN
oierne er meo Minber, til ct Wllielm,
ielp ON ser er goo Soriifring ON, at
oen ser bill tages goo Sare paa. Wfel
bier ny @ienitanO oyer SumlingenS
Serb o. SmfangsrigIeb % fomner
ioaleoes Sremtioen tilgooe.
&or,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

$tl Nor9e!
NWHlTE. STAR

NEW YORK VIA SOUTHAMPTON
0G LONDON:
HOMERIC-11 Now, 9 Dec.
MAJESTIC-2S Oct, 25Nov., IS Dec.
$4,000 1ons.-etsrfte Eth I Versen.
OLYMPIC Nov. 2 Dec, 80 Dec.
GrpreSstos nper GneIans.
SortrtnIise 8orbinoelter.
NEW YORK VIA LIVERPOOL:
CELTIC-1S Nov. 16 Dec.
BALTIC-2S Oct, Is Nov.
CEDRIC-4 Nov.
ADRIATIC-11 Now, 8 Dec.
MONTREAL oG QUEBEC VIA LIVERPOOL:
CANADA-1S Nov.
REGINA-2S Oct, 2 Dec.
MEGANTIC-4 Now, 8 Dec.
Bring bine gsnner oa sIastninse fra europa ur.o
Dor stnies comfortable 8ampere. Bore eurnpuih
aaenisr haanbtsrsr ole 2stalier.
Cob Wab. afioubreSe garelier. gebaaeIiss Rulr'
terer. Sefiae 5ieuere. Gorber big pm bore l1o!
5agter paa foruobetolts giasttsr. Ssnoeubslst IL
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
l2l So. Third Street. Minneapolis. MINI.
IA No. Dearborn st.. Chicago, Ill.
eller lokale Agenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
y. >. Gobc DOB.

ct Telegram til aoniul G.. s.
Spbe / ct. Yalil mcIber, at bans
grooer, Eeber .. Sobe, er afgaaet
peo Ssben paa @aaroen Sobe peo
Hissr, Norge, Den 1Sbe Sftober.
Beoer 8. Sobe bar &ouiulens | Horge
eneite gienlepenoe @rooer, og ban
blep 81 slar gammel. San par gift
n,eb Ell Cater al Taitor g. Slien,
ariitiania, iom ooerlcuer BAN. sgete-
ifabet par barnlsit. Gn treble Bro
Ser, Soban q. Sobe, forbenpGrenoe
GountpfaSierer / Douglas County,
@is., bar mn meo Samilie taget
Spbolo / minneapolis. Ifosoe op,
bolot fig ct Har Iar Tor % Iar iiben
/ gmerifa % bapbe mango @enlter
her.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Ir. Club StorforS
al st.. Olaf.

Sfslge Weooelelie ira Ben norife
legation / @aibington bar Song
Saafon tiloelt Or. $. g. Stub, 6or-
mano for ben norif. ll,tberife &irfe |
gmerifa, Stprfors al 81. Slaps
Sroenen. 0enne iiclone sg%resbeuis-
ming er ment iom en- Inerfienoelie
al Or. Clubs ltrGttelige Irbeioe for
firfclige, i%ociale cg borgerlige Sit
teresier % iom / iao fremtrGbenbc
8rao bar grunof9Itct BET gooe 5or-
bolo, Der beitaar mcllcm Den norIfe
airft / Norge % Imerifa % meaein
oisie TO 2anoe ~foreprig.
S~torforiet bill / en- ner Sremtib
bli operraft Or. Stllb gienttem ben
norife aoniltl | ct. 8nitl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Sfoebrano / CANADA.

Sra gbmontorL alberta, meloc$
at ippr Gienoomsifaoe og Snbet Of
minbit ct Wenneifelip CT foraarioaet
ii S%fogbranoe, iom forriae lloe
raieoe / Smegnen al Soloar, ON.
trent 20 Wil Norbpeit for eontor.
ton. Gn Sarmer peb Napn Cobb i
Greniiter bsoe al SperonitrengelIe
% Snoaanoing al Gsg, mebens ban
Dor noe at befiGnpe 9ranoen. Soc.
item bpereneite arbeiosbpgtiq @onO
| Siitriftett er ltoe og befj9mper
Slammerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
@nlobrDQnp

@nIbbrDQnp.
Orr. % Wrs. Sobannes Spiloe /
Eleaiarlt Sopnibip fltnoe Ssnoag
feire tit 8ulbbrpllllp, / bpilfen an'
Looming DC operraifeoes al en- talrig
Sfare al 8enner, Slegtninger %
0aboer, iom bel ioripnebe meo Bro-
piant itrpmmeoe til fra ale &allter
for ianunen meo Dem of feire oerte
beres itore SPbersoag. Der anita
aes, of ser par minbit 200 "grpl.
llrpsgipiter" tilitebe, al bpilfe Here
bar laltgfarenoe.
9oaoe Scr. % Mrs. Spiloe er
febt Saroanger, Rorec, % fom
bcgge lom ganIfe llnge iii Imerifa.
&c fom birefte til @inneIbief Count
tn og ilo9 Jig neb / gig Canoe, bpor
&c iiben 1859 bar baut lit Siem.
De blep oen 19oe Sftober 1872
piebe / 9ig Canoe &irfe. Sielien
forrettebes al Yaitor 8. 81. Stnb.
DC bar bapt nj 9ern: Wtrs. ge8s
lie Spilbe, Stoltgbton, isis, Wrs.
Sole Inoerion, Wrs. Sena HaSmls.
lem og 0trs. Nellie Hasmlsien /
Sienna, g. Gaf., Wrs. Inna Stte.
fen, 9ig Canoe, WrS. 2ouiie Seeg.
miller, Occult, og Selmer, Senrp og
8eter Spiloe / Secorab, bpilfe ale
er ilipe, o9 al bpilfe alle bar tilitebe
meo llnotagelic al Wtrs. Hasmlsien.
.9e bar 40 9srnebern og 3 Borne
bcrnsbsrn.
MenigbeOeuS Sreit, GoItor 9re-
big, holot Ell uaffer og anllaaeloe
Gale for @ulbbrubeparret, iom ban
oereiter paa De tilitebep9renbes Beg
Tic operrafte ell "8ruoepreient" /
flingenoe Ntpnt.
9lanot Silrciienbe farL forltoen be
openn6pnte al 9ernene, nppres
Mrs. Nicbapl spiloe ira Nortb,
mooo, Ga, og Der. oq WrS. Sbomp.
ion og Ssn, oaiaa ira Nortblpoob.
Siltroos for set regniulbe @eir
Dor Setter / ale Senieenoer pellpfs
fet, og mGl ifiltes benimob giten
meb &c bebite 2nifer ON, at bc TO
@amle MATTE faa rue ,Selien og emo,
nj Iepe mango lpffelige Iar iammen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

bpis Tieenapn bar Wtaren Sitaren,
bar foot paa Saoelano % fom Is
gar garnmel beroper neo fine Sor.
Glbre. s 1887 bIcp bun gift meo
Sobn SsiIanb, % DC ilptteoe % til
oeu Sarnl, Der iioen bar benbes Siem.
Sorlben lin Mano % De tire opeti.
nGmnte gprn efterlaoer bun ogiaa
to gsrnebsrrt, nemIig gnna Ssilano
% either &eitne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
NDosfalb.

@amle Ole g. Ggelano / @eit Se.
curab oeoe iibite 6reoag. Itosoe
Dor fsot paa Stapangerfanten | 0or-
oe ben 136e Marts 1888 % blep iaas
leoes S9h @ar. Nprmere S~plpsnin'
aer iopnes peo Neoifripningen beraf
9egropelien foreeaar Sirsoag ben
24oe Sftober ST. 10 ira Ssrgebuiet,
ira Gaitor Sorriions airfe 81. 1890
og ira Stapanger airfe ipo ior Ss.
iian Sl. 1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

"Sjemrtet paa grrrien" af "grn,
T:ct", Tom eiorbe flor 9pffe, ga ben flo
fie Gar git / Soften, forelieser i en-
taffert ubitpret Sog. 322 Siber. gri5
$1.25. She gnunbien YubGiibing Co..
Eecorab, Sotpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

"Sjemmct paa Trcrien", Sonas 81.
icns fsrite gar / 9ipbpsset. IorI,
cmerifanif STORYTELLING al "arnliot"
322 Sibcr. Gmuft nbifbret. Yrii
S1.25. Sbc Gnunpien Yubiiibins Co..
Seeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

Gense til Nuree ienoes iiffert %
biQigt giennem Sobe & Co., 319 2n6
Ipe., g., Winneapolis.-I6bt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
uacnS Wctr.

Sc Soreneoe Staters @eirbureoii
mcboeIcr fsIgenoe ON Geiret | Eios'
runumct 23bc til % meb 2Soe DIT:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair and cooler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

mleo at trpffe 6en tltnge Sfrot meo
fig no at Sfogen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

Generally fair and cooler.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27

and the textile industry is flourish
ing.
Italy.
The United States commercial at
tache reports from Italy, that, in
spite of the recent political disturb
ance, all economic life presents a
healthy appearance. Most manufac-
turers report increased demand for
their products, although the disturb
ance In the Near East has checked
Italian textile exports to that region.
Manufacturers Of factory supplies
report a Is per cent increase in orders
as compared with 1921. Steel mills
enjoy increased demands and automo-
bile factories have orders for several
months ahead. The commodity mar
ket is generally active, with prices
steady or rising.
On the whole, the country has made
a remarkable recovery from the seri-
Gus economic situation which existed
at the beginning of the year. A de-
cline of one-half from the unemploy-
ment figures of more than 600, 900 in
February last may be considered
noteworthy.
1t should be observed that Italy has
endeavored to conform in her policy
to the principles laid down at the In
ternational Financial conference in
Brussels in 1920. Trade has been
freed from practically all the war
time restrictions, including those i'm
posed upon the investment of capital
dealing in foreign securities, and trade
IN coal, raw materials, foodstuffs,
and other products.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27
WEATHER BUREAU FORECASTS
SAVE BEEKEEPERS FROM LOSS.

Bee-keepers are dependent on
weather conditions to prevent large
winter losses, part of which occurs if
they do not know when to put their
bees in the cellar in the fall, or if
the bees are removed from winter
quarters to early in the spring. On
the other hand, it is advantageous to
give the bees the benefit of cleansing
flights as 500 as possible in the
spring and as late as possible before
cold weather sets in. Close attention
is paid to the weather forecasts, esps-
cially in the northern states.
An instance of the way in which
the Weather Bureau of the United
States Department of Agriculture co
operates with bee-keepers occurred
recently in New York State. There are
approximately $4,000 b-ee-Keepers
there half of whom winter their bees
in cellars. When the weather map
indicates the approach of severe
weather, with no indication of a bee
flight in sight, kilograms were sent
by the state extension agriculturist to
secretaries of twenty county and re-
giona dissertations. These men i'm
their turn were prepared to telephone
b~ee-keepers in their own localities.
In this way most of the ~bee-keepers
who winter their bees in cellars were
reached.
Considering that the honey crop in
New York approximates 4,OOO,O OO
pounds a year, and that the greatest
losses to the ~bee-keepers of the state
have been due to winter weather con-
d%itions, the Weather Bureau service
is of real Importance.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27
SCHOOLS OF CITIES AID
IN BUILDING HEALTH

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The civ
&c development department of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
states mas issued a preliminary re-
port OF its surveys of school build
lngs, equipment, health and physical
education of schools in our cities.
Sixty-one cities have reported on
school buildings and equipment and
. on health and physical education.
The report shows an increasing
number of cities maintaining open air
schools or classes, thus salvaging i'm
perfect human material and convert
ing it to a high-grade product; an in
creasing number of cities providing
milk for the under-nourished school
children, and an increasing number
OF cities providing a hot lunch or p
hot dish for all the elementary chill.
dren.
1t brings out two facts which merit
careful consideration-absence of
medical examination before children
are admitted to the schools (less than
AZ per cent of the communities take
this essential precaution to safeguard
the health of the community, and
lack of adequate Fairgrounds (onIy
AZ per cent of the cities claim ade-
quate facilities).
1t is significant that IS per cent
OF the cities have school physicians.
about so per cent have dental clinics,
and about IS per cen have school
nurses.
The report shows that not enough
attention has been paid to erecting
the type Of building which will stand
the test of years; that children are
not given a square deal in protection
from fire, and that many communi-
ties tolerate defects in the school
buildings which make for impaired
eyesight, weak lungs and the spread
of disease.
Among The elements being devei-
oped N the communities which have
the most modern school systeme are:
Properly planned buildings rightly To-
Gated and surrounded by adequate
open spaces; efficient health organ
ization Including school physicians,
dentists, and nurses; thorough medi-
cal examination Of ali children before
admission 20 school: provision for
ncurishmenk, not only FOR malnour
ished, but for all elementary school
children; outdoor classes and schooIs
and hcalth instruction and supervised
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana in and for the the County of Gal
latin.
j. A. Forswall, plaintiff, versus
Charles B. Stryker, defendant.
The State of Montana to the above
named defendant, Charles B. Stryker:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action, which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of this
Court, a copy of which is herewith
served upon you, and to file your an
swer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service of this sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of service
The said action is brought for the
foreclosure Of a certain equitable
mortgage, made, executed and deliv-
cred by the defendant, Charles B.
Stryker, on the LIST day Of July, A. D.
1920, and given as security for a GER
tain note for 100000, then and thele
made, executed and delivered by said
defendant to said plaintiff. Said
foreclosure also includes advance
ments on prior liens, taxes, abstract
ing charges, attorneys fees and costs.
The premises affected by said fore
closure are particularly described in
said mortgage, the record of which is
hereby specifically referred to. Said
mortgage was recorded in the office
of the Clerk and Recorder of Gallatin
County, Montana, on the 9th day of
July, A. D. 1920, in Book So of Deeds
at Page 402, and Book 81 of Deeds, at
Page 95. The property sought to be
foreclosed is described as follows:
The east half Of the northwest
quarter, and the northwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of Section IL,
in Township 2 North, of Range Z
East, M. P. NJ, containing 120 acres
more or less, according to the govern
ment survey thereof.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals for the construction of
Federal Aid Project No. 1T will be
received by the State Highway Com
mission of Montana at its offices in
the Capitol Building at Helena until
1000 a. M, on the 3rd day of Janu-
airy, 1928, at which time and place
they will be publicly opened and read.
The improvement contemplated
consists of the grading and construc-
ton of all necessary drainage struct-
ures OF 0.65 miles of the Logan Hill
section of the Yellowstone Trail in
Section SO, T. 2 N, R. 2 E., Gallatin
County.
Approximate Quantities.
14,089 cubic yards common
ton.
761 cubic yards rock excavation.
1880 sta. yards overhaul
80 lin. #. 12-in. pipe ~culvert.
Al lin. #. 18-in. pipe culvert.
"a lin. #. Gain. pipe culvert.
3.3 Gu. yds. Class "B" concrete.
415 lin. #. timber guard rail.
6 cubic yards random riprap.
0.65 miles finishing.
Plans, specifications, form of con
tract and bond, proposed form and
full instructions are on file for ex-
animation and NAV be obtained at the
offices of the Chief Engineer at Hell
ena upon the payment Of S1.0O per
set for plans and $1.00 per set for
cross-sections. Plans are also on file
and may be examined m the offices
of the District Engineer at Bozeman,
in the office of the County Clerk at
Bozeman, and in the office of the U.
s. Bureau Of Public Roads at Helena.
An engineer will be at Logan on De-
cember 30 to accompany prospective
bidders over the work. Any bidder
who plans on looking over the work
is requested to notify our District
Engineer, Mr.. R. d. RAIDER, at Boze-
man: Should any bidder desire to
look over the work, aid find it i'm
possible to do so on December 80, if
he will communicate with u District
Engineer, Mr.. R. d. RAIDER, he will
be pleased to make arrangements fol
inspection of the pjob at another date
The construction of this projec:
must be completed within 60 calendar
days after the contractor has com
menced work and in any case shall
be completed on or before June /
1923.
JOHN N. EDY,
Chief Engineer.
GEO. w. LANSTRUM,
State Highway Commission.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27
SOUTH AMERICAN A
UNINJURED BY TARIFF

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The new
protective tariff is not coausing any
reduction in the movement of trade
between the United States and South
American countries, according to
those interests which are in intimate
touch with the commerce between this
country and South American nations.
Probably the most authoritative
opinion is that given by the w. R.
Grace Company in a current issue of
their house organ. w. R. Grace &
Co. are by all odds the largest cor
poration doing business in South
America. They have their offices in
every South American country and
practically in every South American
community. In speaking of the new
tariff this cOmpany's house bulletin
says that the act does not adversely
affect any of the principal products
Of South America which have been
exported to the United States, land
there is no reason TO fear that the
United States will cease to be South
Americas best market. South Anne
erica accordingly will have means of
payment for American products"
The United States imported from
South American during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1922, products
to the value of $2S8,S9 900. This is
considerably in excess of the pre-war
imports from South America. Elm
mating the period during which the
world was at war and ali information
al commerce was abnormal in one
way or another. the United States has
steadily increased its trade with
South American countries.
That the new protective tariff is
not going to diminish the trade in
the least comes as a sad blow to those
free traders who made gloomy pre-
dictions to the effect the new tariff
would cause a loss of Americas for
eign markets.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27

City Marshal Ben Fridley was pre-
scented with a handsome silver-heade@
cane by Messrs. Pease and Steffens
on Christmas. B&l is ordinarily
brave enough to face a hundred, and
now with the assistance of the hand
some cane, we presume he will be
able to put a few thousand to flight.
A. ]. M. HoSom, Of Helena, was in
the city last week on matters pertain
ing to the new city hall. He returned
to the capital on Thursday.
Newton Daily, a prominent young
bachelor of the upper Yellowstone,
was a visitor in the city this week.
On his next visit he will probably be
sending some wedding cards.
Charles Sales, of West Gallatin,
left for his old home in Canada last
Saturday. He has been absent from
the old homestead for &c years, and
intends spending several weeks there
during the winter.
DIR. A H. Hersey is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a fine crayon sketch of
Pharaoh's horses.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Security Bank ant
Trust Company, of Bozeman, Mon
tana, will be held at its office in Boze
man, Montana, at 4 p. m, on the 9th
day of January, 1928, for the election
OF directors and such other business
as may regularly come before it.
w. N. PURDY, Cashier.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Gallatin Trust and Savings Bank
Will be held at its office in Bozeman
at 4 o'clock p. M, on Tuesday, Janu-
airy 9, 1923, for the election of direct
r and the transaction Of such other
business as may come before it.
Dated at Bozeman, Montana, De-
cember 20, 1922.
E. S. EDSALL, Cashier.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-27

Payne Memorial Christian Church.
Corner Grand Avenue and Babcoct
street.
A. L. Chapman, pastor; residence
112 South Grand Avenue.
Sunday services
Bible study-10 a. M.
Sermon and commNnion-11 q. "A.
c. E. Meetings-6:30 p. m.
Evening worship-7:30.
Prayer -meeting-Wednesday eveo-
ing, 1880.