1930–31 Volume 55 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

• \'^ S:¥^/^-%» lis '^P- ^^ ^ ^'^^^'"'mWMREMODELED HOME OF MONTANA ALPHAMontana Does Good Job ofRemodeling Chapter hHouseIVIoNTANA ALPHA'S new remodeledhouse, costing $17,000, was completedduring the latter part of October.With the completion of this newhouse, Montana Alpha has the distinctionof owning the best and mostattractive fraternity house on theMontana campus. The downstairs iscomplete with a commodious livingroom with fireplace, hallway, diningroom with fireplace, linen closet, telephonebooth, guest room with adjoiningbathroom and cook's bedroom. Alarge comfortable chapter room is locatedin the basement. The secondfloor is complete with seven largeBy CLARENCE J. POWELLMontana, '31cheery and convenient dressing andstudying rooms, each containing four'and five commodious closets; a largedouble shower room; six wash bowelsand three lavatories; a telephonebooth; linen room; and spacious hallway.The third floor, known on theMontana campus as "Siberia" is devotedto sleeping quarters and isequipped with 35 beds.The house is steam heated by a newautomatic stoker furnace, which addsto the comfort of the members andprovides the house with an even, regulatedheat.[387]