The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
STATE BRIEFS

ZonOIite, a Libby product, is attracting
attention in still another quarter. 1t is
now being used in the manufacture OF a
roofing material at Billings that the man
ufacturer claims will make a permanent
roof.
A ban on Sunday dances in Cascade
county will be enforced under the
has been announced in a joint statement
by County AttOrey II. r. Eickemeyer and
Sheriff Tom Norton.
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Winnett MasOns have purchased the fire
proof brick building, formerly known as
the Park hotel, and will remodel it at a
cost Of $4,000 for lodge and clubrOOm pur-
poses. The building will be completed in
six weeks it is planned
Bringing Of the 1926 convention Of the
Society Of Montana Pioneers and Of the
Sons and Daughters Of Pioneers to Fort
Benton will be one of the major projects
of the community, it was decided at the
Fort Benton Commercial club banquet
recently.
Marquis wheat which won first prize at
the Pacific international show in Portland
recently, will be Cascade ~county's special
bidder for hOnOrs at the international Hay
and Grain show in Chicago next month.
L was from the farm Of Leroy Kirby at
Simms.
Friends Of Hans Hagan, who left Ana
conda last May with Detroit, Mich, as
his destination, fear for his safety, and
efforts are being made to ascertain his
whereabouts. A small touring car belong
ing to Mr.. Hagan was found in Detroit
recently apparently abandoned.
That southeastern Montana may also be
considered as being in the fruit belt, is
indicated from the experience of J.. G..
Gardner, farmer and rancher near Selway,
about go miles south of Miles City, who
mas raised about p bushels of apples from
the 60 trees that he planted in 1914.
The payment requirements Of the Indian
department and the department of the in
terror, which affect all homesteaders on
IN arrears TO. the government for their
land, are forcing a number Of the home
steaders to give up their farms.
Sam NampO, an alien of WyOla, Big
Horn county, assumed too early the rights
of an American citizen with the result
that 1t cost him SIS when he appeared re-
Gently IN the court Of Justice Of the Peace
Z. A. COrkins, at Hardin, to answer to a
charge OF being in unlawful possession Of
firearms.
Senator NJ. NJ. Duncan Of Virginia City.
has received a handsome, though niu
present from his friend, e. Ford Hfck.
man, who discovered the articles in 3
curiO shop in Shanghai, China. The pres.
ent consists of two brass statutes-righ
and left-representing a Chinese angler
In the act Of landing fish.
] The First State bank Of Shelby has beer
, reOpened by Jay Larson, superintendent O.
. banks, who has approved the reOrganiZa
ton plans. The bank has been closed. ant
its affairs have been in the hands of thl
superintendent Of banks since july 16 O
this year. The town Of Shelby has beel
without a bank during that period.
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Plans for the erection Of a two stOr,
Dr1ck temple, 80 by $50 feet, at the south
west corner Of First avenue south am
seventh street in Great Falls, have Vir
IualIy been completed by the Knights O
IPythias. The proposed building will cos
o between $4,000 and $4,000 and will fOrr
an adequate home for the lodge and II
auxiliaries.
tiles at Fort Benton have started to LlOl
up the river bank from the Power stor
to the Old Fort park. This ground wi
be plOwed and leveled this fall and i
the, spring will be seeded to grass. 1t wi
}. make a worthy improvement on this sire,
winch Will become an attractive driy
Two decisions by Judge charles
Pray in the United States district coul
n German and American ladies. Ac01ain
ances arranged privately. Member ever
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3 lions, b~irthdate, S1OO. Dreams int
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ne specially, Nellie Lewis, Psychologist
Silver Lake, Oregon.