The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-05-31
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VIM. ID. Goldman made final
proof Monday last on his home
stead in section 5, 1920.
You can get the highest price
paid for chickens and green veg
etables at the Roman Cafe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lemley made
final proof Monday last in Roman
on a homestead in 21-21-21.
VIM. Engle, Alvin Peone and
Louis Clairmont were witnesses
before the U. S. grand jury the
first Of the week.
Remember the sale of milk
COWS, calves, etc., at the Man
ming ranch on Grow creek, next
Thursday, June 9th.
Fred Stees left for his old
home at North Chippewa Falls,
Wis, last Saturday. VIM. Stees
leaves today or tomorrow and
will dispose of his property there
before returning.
Our farmer friends who wish
a good milk COW should not fail
to attend the public sale of the
Manning dairy stock at Grow
creek ranch next Thursday, June
9th, at l O'Clock p. m.
Frank Scarce was over from
Sloan Monday last and says the
country in his section is looking
fine. He will have a barn rails
ing at his place today and all the
neighbors are expected to as
semble for the big doings.
w. M. McGarrah has sold his
residence and lots just south of
the school house to J. w. Tribe,
and left Wednesday with his
family for Joplin, Mo. He said
he was going to buy return
tickets, which indicates that he
will return to Roman.
There is only June, July and
August left within which time to
prepare for enough room to &C
commodate the pupils of the Ro-
nan school. Three months is
altogether too short a time to do
much and the board has not as
yet made a move.
The M. j. Benedict residence
is enclosed and the carpenters
are putting on the roof this
week. 1t shows up we'll so far
and when completed will be
among the many good residences
erected in Roman during the past
winter and spring.
fE4ichRd' e Gf IT IT. 9Sniis Sc n2A
is visiting with the latter this
week. Mr.. Riley is from the
same section of South Dakota as
Brewer & Hcllingsworth and
thinks a great deal of the coun-
try his friends have located in.
Mrs. L. B. Manning has sold
her milk route to E. J. Daven-
port & Son and will soon leave
for protracted visit at Portland,
Oregon. She advertises a public
sale Of her dairy stock for June
9th, at the Manning ranch on
Grow creek, besides other ar
ticles, and this will be rare
opportunity to secure some splen-
did milk COWS.
Geo. H. BeckWith came up
from the Mission last Saturday
afternoon and was accompanied
home for a visit over Sunday by
liver M. Brandjord and wife,
Geo. Z. Broughton and wife,
and Miss Seniv Nertrost who is
making Mrs. Brandjord a visit.
They report having enjoyed the
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
BeckWith to the limit.
The Kalispell business men
who intended to make an auto
trip over the reservation last
Sunday were prevented from so
doing by the rain which fell that
day. AS much as the people
here would have enjoyed having
them come, the rain was much
more welcome. They are invited
to attempt the trip again when
we are sorely in need Of mois-
ture.
w. S., JOS. A. and Fay T.
Winburn and Charles w. Church.,
living in 2l-22 west Of the Flat
head river, made final commu-
tation proof on homesteads be- |
fore the y. S. commissioner in
Roman last Monday. They are !
very anxious to see q bridge or
ferry across the river On the :
township line directly west Of t