The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-06-23

his way home from Kalispell.
Miss Celia Juhl of. Cedar Fall, Iowa,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Soren Mad.
sen. She arrived yesterday.
FOR SALE-For sale cheap. year
old saddle horse, about 900 pounds,
gentle. Call at Pioneer Office. 8-11
Mrs. Hector Mcleod is visiting with
friends at Napoleon, Wash. She also
attended the Rose carnival Portland,
4st week.
Mrs. Alfred Turnquist has arrived
from Missouri to join her husband who
has homestead on the Flathead north
west of Roman.
F. S. Lusk and C. H. Mcleod were
up from Missoula Monday. They came
up from the Mission with Geo. H. Beck
with in his EMF.
Joe Deschamps was up from his Post
creek ranch on business yesterday. He
was looking for carpenters and must be
going to do some more building.
Frank Myers and Chas Grunert are
building the new office for DR.. Hall be-
ing built by Michel Pablo on part Of
the vacant ground west of Pablo &
Potvin's store.
0. E. Peppard of Missoula, the bridge
builder who has the contract for the
new bridge across Crow creek south of
Roman, was in town the first Of the
week making preparations to commence
work on the bridge.
Receiver Enright of the Billings land
office was in town Monday on his way
home from Kalispell. He called at the
Pioneer office to renew acquaintance
with the publisher. Enright is all
right.
L. B. Manning says that his 80 acre
tract of flax is looking fine. The rain
Wednesday night will materially help
this crop, and it being an experiment,
there is considerable curiousity being
developed as to the result.
Miss Marie Johnson, neice of Mrs.
Almon Hooker, and Miss Bessie Hooker
sister of Mr.. Hooker, from the Bitter
Root have been visiting at the Hooker
ranch south of town for the past two
weeks. They return home Saturday.
M. l.. Reddick and wife, of Tacoma,
Wash, father and mother of Mrs. Alex
Laaemme, arrived on Wednesday to
spend the Fourth with their daughter
and family. They are both advanced
in years but stood the trip from the
coast very we'll.
1t is reported from good authority
that number of range horses are suf-
fering from wire cuts received from
the wire fences west of Roman. Many
are dying from injuries and from neg
lect and in great many cases blood
poison has set in.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Skirboll gave a
dinner party to a number of friends.
Among those present were 'Buffalo
Joe" Hainebach, Henry Boucher.
Frank Griffin and Miss Bell Skirboll,
who is visiting from Seattle and in
whose honor the dinner was given.
Mrs. Howard Yost was up from their
ranch northeast of the Mission yester-
day with home grown Strawberries of
the finest quality. Mrs. Yost says
she will be in the market again next
week with much larger supply and
they are certainly fine berries.
Mrs. Jack Luallin made a hurried
trip to Ravalli this week. On her
return home she brought back some Of
the finest roses one most ever saw and
they demonstrated what can be done in
this lire in Montana should the expert
ment be tried. The roses were from
the Bateman garden in Ravalli.
Frank Ohlton came up from Missoula
again Tuesday and has made arrange
ments to erect summer camp near
town. He will build summer houses for
himself and family, his auto and some
friends who may visit them, and will
en.eavor to enjoy the scenery and clim-
ate to the full. He likes the country
and intends to stay.
On and after June 18th, the U. s.
mail will call for and deliver all drop
mail at the gate of Buffalo Joe"
H ainebach's ranch, which is considered
one of the most prominent locations
along the phone line. Anyone wishing
to place box at this corner may do
so and will receive prompt service, as
Mr.. Sloan will deliver and collect all
mail from that corner on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday Of each week.