The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-09-27
No school this week while the
teachers institute is in session.

No school this week while the
teachers institute is in session.
If you have not read the First
National Bank adv. in this issue, :"
do it now.
The famous Wilson Heaters will hold
| the. fire for 48 hours. Special sale at
Lenlire Bros. +
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
D. Smith Of 1921, on Sunday, !
Sept. %, 1912, daughter.
The Church Extension Society
of the M. E. church will donate
S1C0 toward a parsonage at Ro-
nan. ....
Andrew Singer has traded for
the Tribble residence in Roman
and takes possession the first of
October.
Watch for the announcement
of the big celebration at Sloan's
Ferry when the "City of Dixon"
comes up on her maiden trip.
Mr., and Mrs. Tilton, old
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Warner, are making the latter a
visit and may decide to locate
permanently.
H. M. Gehlert purchased a lot
/ in Scarce addition this week
just west of the lot on which the
Pioneer building is situated. He
will move his meat market to
the new location at an early date.
One of the best corner lots in
Scarce addition, fenced and
plowed, for sale at a price that
will astonish you. This is
forced sale and the lot will be
sold at a big bargain. See E.
H. Rathbone. 81
Our carload of Oliver Plows has come.
Reservation Land & Lumber Co.
Inquiries are many after houses
to rent and when not found
readily most everybody builds.
The building in Roman at present
reminds one Of two years ago,
about the time the town first
started to grow.
Fred Simmons left Monday for
Pendleton, Oregon, to visit rela-
tives and attend the Roundup
at that place. The Roundup is
an annual event for Pendleton
and attracts many visitors each
year.
E. G. Myers, Of Spokane,
brother of Frank Myers, came
in on Mondays stage and stayed
only till the return stage went to
Ravalli. Frank says he might
as we'll not came so far as having
a visit was concerned. 49,
Roy Hargrave was in from
across the Flathead river Sun
day and Monday as witness for
Manuel Figueredo in commuta-
ton proof. Roy only gets to
town about once a year or just
often enough to not become de-
linquent as a Pioneer subscriber.
Melton, Cope & Co. of Dixon,
have pulled into the Roman coun-
try with their we'll drill and will
set up first at the Kaiser ranch
, six miles west of Roman. These
. people have put in a number of
good wells on the big prairie and
in Moiese valley and guarantee
water or no money paid.
; burst & Dennison and M. L.
DePhelps are building a new res
taurant on the lot just west of
the Roman State Bank, 20x42
feet in size. This will give them
J a 12x20 kitchen and a dining
room 20x3O feet. M. L. De-
Phelps will conduct the business
and expects to have the building
ready for occupancy in about
two weeks.
Our carload Of Oliver Flows has come.
Reservation Land & Lumber Co.
Anton Sukovsky, one of the
homesteaders who first proved
up on his land, was here to visit
his father and mother a couple
of weeks, and left Monday last
|. for his work in Minneapolis.
Anton has good position in the
machine shops Of the Northern
, Pacific and also has a fine i'm
proved farm south of Roman and
is one of those who is doing we'll
who located here.
Frank H. Hamilton is feeling
pretty good over the decision of
the commissioner of the general
, land office, sustaining the local
land office at Missoula, wherein