The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-08-11

December wheat closed at the
Minneapolis market yesterday at
$1.05, September delivery was at
S1.04. Government crop reports
forced the prices down q little,
but rallied later The report
from the Canadian northwest that
the weather was unfavorahle anc
an advance in price is early an
ticipated. Buyers have not sig
nified as yet at what price wheat
would be started in Roman, but
there in every indication it will
at or about SOC.
If you need wagon, buy it at
Benedict's.
The report is that Joe Promo
volt of Poison has been arrested
again charged with introducing
liquor onto the reservation, and
has been placed under $1,000 bono
for his appearance at the federal
court. This makes four charges
against him and the bonds are
getting heavier each time. At
last accounts he had failed to
provide the last bond.
If you need a drill, buy it at
Benedict's.
Mrs. G. F. Foster and Miss f.
NJ. Foster started Wednesday for
St. Paul to be gone about four
weeks visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Fosters sister,
Miss Teresa Griffin of Butte, ar
rived in Roman Monday to keep
house for Mr.. Foster and the
boys during their absence. G.
T. met her at Missoula and ac-
companied her to Roman.
Clarence Sutherland and FAM
lily of northwest of Roman Wis
tied with his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sutherland, last
Sunday, and on Monday the lat
ter received a visit from another
son, Lee Sutherland, of Big Fork,
and Mrs. Sutherland accompan-
led him home for a weeks visit.
If you need a cultivator, buy it
at Benedict's.
George W. Gordon, comman-
der-in chief of the confederate
veterans and a member of con-
gress, died at his home in Mem
phis, Tenn, Aug. 9. His illness
dated from his last political cam
paign when he was reelected t.
the national house of representa-
tiyes, the last confederate general
to serve in that body.
O, G. English and wife. Mrs.
Fl. d. Nelson of Missoula, Misses
Gertrude and Bernice Emerson
of Duluth, Mimi, We're guests q
the Sterling hotel last evening.
They are motoring to Kalispell
and Glacier park and are enjoy
ing themselves every moment of
the time.
Mrs. Thomas Williams of Pom
tiac, Ill.,, has come to make AL
extended visit with her two
daughters, Mrs. Victor B. Skin
ner Of this city, and Mrs. Dr..
John E.. Fuhrer of Roman. Mis-.
soulian.
Miss Harriette P. Geiger was
up from Moiese valley Wednes
day on business. She expected
to meet other members of the
school board here, but left town
before the others arrived.
Orders taken for ladies and
misses fall suits and coats of the
Victor Ladies Tailors. A make.
A superb line.
1872 MARY DUPLESSIS.
The Roman State Bank has
been painted inside and out this
week. 1t presents a fine appear
ance now, after being remodeled
| inside and new fixtures installed.
The hum of the threshing
machine is heard in the land.
One machine can be seen from
town today on the L. A. Cox
place west of town.
f, Miss Frances Tobin and w. H.
Sabin of St. Ignatius was in town
a short time Wednesday on school
matters.
A. j. Brewer announces that he wi !
buy any piece of land otfere d for sale
at any time and pay the cash for it.
Ole Writes Another Letter.
Mister Editor.