The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-05-02

week, to prepare to remove there
for the summer.
I w. S. Hollingsworth arrived
home Friday last from South
Dakota, bringing with him a
car load of horses and cows.
If President Wilson only knew
it his new weather chief has not
made him any friends on the
Flatheae. Such weather as the
new man is giving out would
queer anybody.
\ Mrs. w. d. Harris of 1920,
was in Roman Monday last pre-
pairing to close up affairs so as to
leave for her old home in Ed
wardsville, His, where she ex-
poets to reside in the future.
She expects to leave the Flat.
head in about ten days.
Fred Simmons bought the
Adolphus Bennett REIMBURSEMENT
last Friday and made homestead
entry for the land on Saturday.
This is a tract Of land in section
S, 1920, four miles west of town
and is a choice piece. He will
establish residence thereon at
once and improve the land.
E. B. Crawford was in town
last Saturday, having just arriv-
ed from Mullan, Idaho, being
summoned here by the mental
condition of his wife, who was on
Thursday taken to Missoula. He
returned to Missoula the same
day to make the necessary ar
engagements for her treatment.
The Poison Courier seems
pleased over the fact that Con-
fer Bros. are farming a portion
of the Roman townsite company's
land. The Pioneer would like to
be as much pleased over hearing
that any portion of Poison could
be turned into farms Or any,
thing valuable for that matter.
Mrs. A. M. Thornburgh arrived
home Saturday last from her trip
to the coast. She was called to
Port Gamble by the illness of a
grandson who has recovered, and
from there she visited in Tacoma,
Vancouver, 3. c., and in Port
land. She reports having had a
splendid time but glad to be IN
Roman again.
Alvin Peone came near being
killed by being dragged by a
horse he was riding one day last
week. His horse fell with him
and his spur caught is the cinch
and he was held fast while the
horse kicked several times at
him, but the strap holding the
spur broke and let him loose.
He was kicked on the arm and
leg several times but luckily es-
capped without serious injury.
Nels Rosegg made homestead
Saturday last for the
SW Id of the NV Ia of sec
ton 3, 1920. This tract of land
adjoins the Nine Pipe reservoir
on the south and will make a fine
dairy farm. Thor Rosegg applied |
for a homestead on a 100 acre
tract in the same neighborhood
At the same time, but it will have
to be classified and appraised be-
fore the entry will be approved.
Photographer Bigelow has an
panoramic view of the
Mission range of mountains taken
from the roof of the Big store.
This picture shows a portion of
he town of Roman and is on two
post cards one not being large
to hold the entire view.
As an example of the photog-
apher's art it is excellent and
UGH mountain scenery can be
ound nowhere else except in Ro-
ian.
No sooner had Hon. A. J. Brow
r finished leveling his lawn in
own and planting it to all kinds
# shrubbery and grass, all &C.
ording to plan prepared by an
Expert landscape gardener, than
le HES himself and wife away to
he farm northeast of town where
le will be engaged in similar
work for the next month. The
Ion. A. J. is some worker when