The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-05-24

You can get the highest price
paid for chickens and green veg
etables at the Roman Cafe.
Senator Root Of New York has
been chosen as temporary chair
man Of the Chicago convention.
He is a Taft man.
Phil Hull is suffering with
blood poisoning in his left hand
this week, putting him out of
business temporarily.
Mrs. G. F. Foster accompanied
G. F. on his trip to Butte and
Helena last week, and they both
araived home Saturday last.
| Mrs. C. H. Metz of Spokane,
mother of Mrs. D. N. Mason,
arrived in Roman the latter part
of last week and will make Mrs.
Mason an extended visit.
Rev. A. B. Morris, former pas
tor Of the First Baptist church
of Kalispell, will preach in the
Roman Methodist church on Sun
day, May 26th, at II a. m.
Miss Ada Mayer of Koslo, B.
c., a sister of Mrs. A, L. Craw-
ford, is visiting the latter. Miss
Mayer arrived last week and will
stay the better part Of the sum
mer here.
Talking about local showers,
that one the other night when
the Scarce water tank gave
forth q deluge of water was cea-
tain]y not on the list of weather
forecasts and came unheralded
and uncalled for. 1t came, how
ever.
The new president CT the State
University at Missoula is DIR. E.
B. Craighead, late president of
the Tulane university Of Louis
ana. DR.. Duniway who has
been president. goes to Wyom-
ing as president of the univer-
sity of that state.
Clarence V. I. Richeson, the
administer of Cambridge, Mass,
who plead guilty to the murder
of his former sweetheart, Miss
Avis Linnell, was electrocuted at
the Charleston, Mass. state pris-
on on May 20, and the body
taken to Virginia where it will
be inferred.
Murray w. Bond and Thomas
]. Crow of Little Bitter Root.
near Sloan, made communication
proof before Cocker F. Rathbane,
U. S. commissioner, in Roman
Wednesday. They brought along
Manuel Figueredo as witness
and all of them say that the
rains over that way the first of
the week were just the thing.
C. E. Mclaughlin has secured
a homestead about five miles
from Perma and is making pre-
parations to improve same at
once. He will leave his family
on the leased land north of town
for the present but will occupy
the homestead at an early date.
He says there is unlimited range
near him and considers himself
fortunate in securing a place so
favorably situated.
E. E. VanOlinda, father of
Mrs. Jack Curtis, is making
Jack and his wife visit this
week. Mr.. VanOlinda is from
Vashon Island, Washington, and
is a candidate for representative
as a progressive republican. His
home is near Tacoma and he says
this is nice country but likes
Washington best, but two weeks
here will change his mind and it
will be back here to stay with
him.
A. J. Brewer is out on the
farm this week with his overalls
on and is busy grading down
and fixing up a model country
home. He is having shrubs and
ornamental shade trees and
hedge set out and will soon have
the finest place in all the Flat
head. The country residence is
a handsome commodious building
we'll furnished and gasoline
lighted, and his barn is substan-
tial in every respect. We said
he was out there grading the
lawn, when we should have said
experimenting the work. as A.
j. B. will probably not do much
Of the actual grading, although
he is tireless worker.
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