The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-01-10


Mississippi, where he disposed of
a farm while away.
Geo. II. Beckwith was in town
yesterday from St. Ignatius. He
says things are moving along
abont the same in that town,
w. G. Brown is ia Chemawa.
Wash, this week. having accom-
panied Miss Eleanor Hull, Bonnie
Hull and Isadore Matt there,
where they will attend the Indian
school at that place.
The winning numbers on the
l0iley rattle are as follows: No.
"a, Mrs. Z. E. Healey, first
choice; No. 1l3. Martin Trosper.
Please call at the First National
bank and receive same.
Mrs. O. RANMAEL.
/ Senator Bailey Of Texas has
resigned again and his successor
has been appointed in the person
of r. M. Johnston, editor of the
Houston Post. Bailey was re-
dictionary and his successor will
probably line up with the same
crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. WEIGH and
his mother, Mrs. r. B. WEIGH,
left Roman early last Monday for
their future home in Spokane.
They went to Ravalli in the
Pierce-Arrow and took No. Al
west. Their many friends here
wish them success in their new
home.
The new county officers have
all taken their respective Offices
and have selected their deputies
and clerks. Not many changes
occurred in the latter as the old
deputies have given good satis-
faction, and being fully acquain-
ted with the duties, were re-
tanned.
Word was received il Roman
this week Of the marriage OF
Miss Ethel Miller and Fred Stees
at Minneapolis, Mimi, 1t seems
that instead Of going to Indian
apolls, Miss Miller went to Mime
apolis instead, and sprung a sur
prise on her friends by getting
married.
Frank Nelson has been chosen
chairman Of the board of county
commissioners for the ensuing
two years. d. T. Curran the re
firing chairman, being succeeded
by john j. Flynn, who made the
motion to- eleet Mr.. Nelson, aa1d
was seconded by Dan McQuarrie,
the othsar member.
A. e., Piedslue entertained at
a turkey dinner Sunday evening
last and had as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. "A. Len1ire, Mr.. and
Fred Fotvin, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
Bouchaad, Miss Louise Boucherd
and Frank Menager. After dim
ner they played whist and an en-
joyable evening was had.
The Kalispell papers say that
the Great Northern will build the
Libby cutoff this spring. the
contract for the construction
work having been let to Guthrie
| & Go. They believe that Kalis-
pellI will again be On the main
line Of THAT trans-continental
system when the cutoff is CONN.,
pletea' and have hopes Of great
thing the coming summer.
1t is recorded that when Rev.
Ross and bride were married. last
week in Plains they Immediately
drove to- Paradise where they
TOOK. the train for a winter resort
near Hamilton. Usually new
married people believe they are
in paradise sufficiently without
driving into it, Immediately after
the ceremony. The first Para
disc, however, in this case, is a
town.
! Now is the time for ice har-
vest. Last year this, important
matter was delayed until it was
almost too late, and for a time it
looked very much like there
would not be any ice to store,
but Fortunately delayed cold
spell provided enough for local
demand. Those who intend put
ting up ice this year should not
wait again and many of them
have already commenced the
harvest.
There would be Just as much
sense in making q Montana MAN