The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-03-22

Mammoth Jack for sale. His
mules can be seen at Dayton.
Enquire J. H. Grant, Elmo,
Mont. Al
Miss Edna Palmer was up
from Ravalli last Saturday even
ing to attend the St. Patrick s
dance.
There will be services in the
Catholic church in Roman on Sun
day, the 24th. All Catholics are
urged to attend.
Miss Blanche Sloan of Sloan,
was in for the dance last Satur-
day evening, the guest Of her
sister Mrs. Arthur Ray.
Henry Bedard of Frenchtown,
accompanied by his daughter,
visited with his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Trahan, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Fred 7. Potvin is enjoy
ing a visit this week from her
friend Miss Elsie Hernig of Mis-
soula. Miss Hernig arrived last
Saturday and will make quite a
visit in Roman.
Thomas F. Shea was a bust
ness visitor in Roman Tuesday
from his homestead northeast Of
St. Ignatius. While in Roman
Mr.. Shea made application to
make communication proof.
Chris j. Hoeschen and Thos.
F. Shea made application Tues
day to commute their homestead
entries. The former has land in
1920 and the latter in 1919,
and both are from St. Ignatius.
A petition has been in circu-
lation this week to place the
name of G. F. Foster on the Of
fetal ballot as trustee of school
district No. %. This makes two
candidates in this part of the dis
trict.
John ORGY expects his wife
any day now from their former
home in Louisiana. She stopped
on the way here at Mr.. Orey's
fathers in Illinois and the latter
may accompany her on visit to
Roman.
The little adv. in last weeks
Pioneer, of furniture for sale,
has attracted much attention,
judging from the number of peo-
pie who have called at the office
to inquire about same. 1t pays
to advertise.
Brewer & Hol]ingsworth had a
force of men at work the first of
the week moving the house they
recently purchased of Jacob Berg
a little back on the lot over a GEL
lar and will have an addition built
to same at once.
Daniel Longpre of Houston, is
the new bookkeeper at The Lum-
Der Co. 1t is known that he is
some ball player and the fans
here are elated over the pros
poets of getting him on the local
team this season.
Mike McDonough and wife re-
turned from Butte Tuesday and
have again taken up residence
on the homestead west of town.
Mrs. McDonough has fully re-
covered her health and is glad to
get back to the Flathead.
Charley and Ed. Parker left
the first of the week for New
Mexico where they will look
around for a time. They have
been in the reclamation employ
and are good citizens whom all
will be pleased to have return.
Dan Currie the efficient county
assessor, has been invoicing
everybody's property in Roman
this week. He says that the
reservation will show up hand
somely this year with an increas-
ed valuation which will help out
wonderfully in county revenue.
Dan is particularly impressed
with the reservation.
John Vance, living six miles
northwest of Roman and who
lately moved here from Illinois,
is a lucky man. He has dug a
we'll and at the depth of 80 feet
struck a good flow Of water and
now has eight feet in it. This
place is just across the road from
Miss Ethel Miller's place, where
another good we'll is to be found. J
los ROnchard has haan an