The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-06-14
Fairview Fancies

The crops in this vicinity are looking
fine. Dan Syla of Fairview farm, is
making hay this week.
John Gillette and Henry Dunn of
Mountain View ranch, spent Sunday
at the Syla home.
Miss Celia Robedeau spent Sunday,
June 9, with friend at St. lgnatius.
Ole and John Benson and Thos. Fos-
ter left for Anaconda Tuesday. Ole
don't expect to be back before fall.
Miss Celia Robedeau spent Tuesday
with Mrs. j. b. Bear Of Round Butte.
Clyde Cruise arrived last week from
kearney, Nebr., to spend the summer
with his aunt Mrs. H. R. Robedeau.
Mrs. John Toothman, mother of Gee.
Toothman, who has beeQ staying with
her son and family since the first Of the
year. left last Friday for the eastern
part of the state to visit her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Robedeau, Miss
Celia Robedeau and Clyde Cruise spent
Sunday evening with S. S. Cornelison
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Johns entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Langhoff and
daughters of Round Butte, and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Syla, and children, SUD
day afternoon.
Glen Dunning of Twin Lakes, was
across the Flathead river Monday last
to look at some horses.
Three pupils of the Farview school
intend to take the state examination
for geography Friday afternoon at
Roman.
Mrs. II. r. Robedeau. Misses Hazel
Toothman, VeIma Johns and Grace
Langhoff called at the Sya home Tues
day.
Barney Mckittrick is remodeling his
house which will make another fine
residence to this country. He expects
his family out here about the first OF
August from Anaconda.
Mrs. Glen Dunning of Twin Lakes,
and Charles Turney made trip to Re-
nan Wednesday.
Wagner Bros. brought out their big
steam engine and pIows Wednesday
and expect to start blowing soon.
Oscar Lundvahl of Twin Lakes, con-
templates building fine big granaly
at the big lake in the near future.
This entertainment given at the Fair
View school house last Friday evening,
June 18th, was great success from all
points of view. Seventy dollars in
cash was raised: The merchants who
donated were we'll advertised in a dia-
logue, monologue ane songs. A large
pad composed of many sheets each one
advertising one merchant of Roman
who donated to the FairvieW library
fund. These posters were very cleverly
and artistically gotten up and the pad
placed conspicuously on the curtain,
each sheet being torn off as each mer
chant was advertised. The committee
in charge of the entertainment was
Mrs. Cornelison who had charge of the
refreshments served and who did so
much for the success of the entertain
ment. Her monolog was scream and
her part as the consumptive could not
have been surpassed. Misses Whitney
and Scruggs got up most of the pro-
gram and advertising posters. Mrs.
Robedeau advanced the idea of an ad-
vertising entertainment and solicited
over $50. 90 from the merchants of Ro-
nan. These four ladies of the commit
tee worked very hard to make this a
success. They were very sorry that
only one of the Roman merchants was
present, Mr. Bear being the only one
present. The committee wishes to
thank all who so generously gave of
their time and talent to make this en-
tertainment success. They also wish
to thank the following merchants for
their generous donations: Pablo & Pot
vim, Stanley Scarce, Roman State Bank,
Lemre Bros, Myers & Lawrence, J.
F. O'Brien, Mission Pool Hall, Roman
Cafe, Frank Menager, DR.. Hall, DR..
Fuhrer, First National Bank, Glacier
Drug Co., Pablo Hotel, Cash Coulter,
j. B. Bear, The Lumber Co., A. SutE-
erland, Cox's Ice Cream Parlor, Pas
time Pool Hall, H. M. Gehlert, Andrew
Singer, F. Huot, A. M. Sterling Co.,