The Ronan pioneer., 1917-07-27
RYE FLouR-$6.o0 per hundred at
Syla's Mill, Horte, Mont. o+f

the call?
Mrs. Jay Carr is reported to be
quite i'll with an attack of an
pendicitis.
A. w. Cunning of Missoula. is in
Roman this week on his usual travel
ling trip.
Dwight N. Mason of Mssoula was
in Roman a couple of days this week
on business matters.
Roy Gates came down from Poison
Tuesday and spent a couple of days
visiting Roman friends.
Mrs. F.. l.. Cooper is home again
after an extended visit with her par
ents and friends in Fort Collins,
Colo.
Miss Edith McDonough. grand
daughter OF Cash Coulter. arrived in
Roman the first Of the week for
visit.
1t is as long between showers on
the reservation this year as it is
usually supposed to be between
drinks.
! Charley Allen met with all auto
accident while coming up the Ravalli
hill and as a result his car was
somewhat damaged and minus
wheel
Mrs. Ben Harding who has been
very i'll in a Missoula hospital for
several weeks past, has not improved
and is reported to be in a serious
condition.
Quite a number of Roman people
attended the "Hold-Up'' otherwise
advertised and known as the Round
Up, at Kalispell last week and all
report a big time.
Fred Simmons returned from Spo-
kane last week with his wife who
has been in that city for some time
under medical treatment Mrs. Sim
mons was greatly benefited and re-
turns home much improved in
health.
E. Waterman returned home Mon
day from few days visit at Big
Fork with his daughters. Mrs. Ted
Butterfield and Mrs. II. ]. Sanders.
He spent a couple of days picking
fruit while there and brought home
a few crates of cherries.
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. adv.
VIM. Metcalf was in from his ranch
on the west side of the river one day
last week on business. He stated
that crops in that section of the
country were looking good consider
ing the weather conditions and that
there would be a good crop yet if
rain fell within reasonable time. /
Mrs. Swisher's Sunday school class
met at the home of Miss Eunice |
Waterman last Friday and sewing
and other work for the Red Cross
was done. A large number of the
class were present and besides sew
ing and working, a sociable time
was enjoyed and refreshments and
ice cream served
Call phone 1913 for good stove
wood M. r. Hay, east side. 12tf I
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Engle took
the party who bought the Overland
car from Joe Carr last week to the
county Jail at Missoula, after round
ing him up in Whitefish The check
which he gave Mr.. Carr proved to be
worthless and he proceeded to get
the car back and succeeded in doing
SO after running him down at White
fish.
Leon Bishop, cashier of the Roman
State Bank. returned Sunday from
a three weeks vacation trip to St.
dul hhu "lliilcipollS ana is again
at his duties in the bank. Mr. Bishop
says that crop conditions in Mime
sofa are excellent and that heavy
crop will be harvested, rain having
fallen practically once each week
since spring, and that business is
good.
J. }. Fitzpatrick was over from his
ranch home on the west side of the |
river this week and enjoyed several
days in Roman with his many friends
Mr.. Fitzpatrick was formerly located
On Post creek but about three years
ago moved to the west side of the
river. However he still retains his in
-ereSt here and en- lows his visits At