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BANK AT ST. IGNATIUS CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY Frozen assets caused the Mission State bank at St. Ignatius to close Its doors, Wednesday. George M. Robertson. state bank examiner, announced yesterday Robertson said that the deposits amounted to approximately $150.000. The bank was looted of sev. eral thousand dollars in June. 1929. The robbers later were captured near Montana City and sentenced to the state penitentiary for robhing the Ronan bank 606. or about four people to the square mile Sincere attempts to enforce the fish and game laws in this vast area have been made by 27 deputy game wardens. Few states in the union have reached achievements of Pennsylvania That state has an area of 45.126 square miles, a population above 10,000.000 and estimated wealth of nearly 30 billion dollars as against the two and quarter billion dollars estimated for Montana by the World Yet Montana. with her enormous domain, is the summer playground of thousands of eastern visitors, as well as resident sportsmen and in 1929 the sale of resident hunting and fishing licenses in Montana reached the peak with a total of 83,388, with non-resident licenses showing an equal increase.