The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-28

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Reward. Harry Townsend, Roman
stiff
Homer Carper came over from Butt
Sunday to spend Christmas with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Carpe
He returned Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reed, VIII
have been in Missoul for some tim
past, returned to Roman this wee
T. in time to spend Christmas with re
atives and friends.
Take your prescriptions to the On
Drug Store, adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. SALISBURY, Mrs
NJ. f. Rathbone. Mrs. Lloyd L. Wal
lace, Justus Rathbone and Ross LIE
mire all enjoyed a delicious Christ
mas dinner at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. A. Lemire.
HAY for sale, $3.50 per ton, al
the A. C. Mcdonald ranch on Posi-
Creek. John S. McVey. 34-35l
The Catholic Ladies' Guild will
meet at the home of Mrs. J. F
OBrien on Thursday, january 10th
There will be a meeting of officers
at this time and all members are re-
Questd to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Cooper left on
Thursday Of last week for their new
home in Longmont, Colorado, where
Mr.. Cooper was transferred Dy the
Great Western Sugar company.
A card from J. c. kinnich requests
that the Pioneer be sent to them at
Mabel Oregon. They have been away
about Il month but expect to rettrn
to continue farming their land near
Horte.
Mrs. jim Wright has resigned her
position At the confectionery counter"
OF the Zig Store and left Saturday
for her old home in Kansas. She an
nounced her Intention to enlist in
the Red Cross service.
Mrs. r. A. Jensen was called to
Livingston this week on account of
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Dorsett, who underwent an operation
at that place on Christmas day. Mrs.
Jensen Wit return home as soon as
Mrs. Dorsett's condition permits.
Miss Vesta Bradley, who is Il neice
IF e. l., Mcconnell, has taken a post
ton in the Scarce store. She is i'm
charge Of the confectionery counter
and ON Saturday afternoon of each
ions in the grocery department.
Mrs. Dan j. Heyfron will leave
he last of this week for Spokane+I
here she is taking her daughterr
louise, to place her in school. From
Spokane Mrs. Heyfron Will go to
Suite for visit With her sister. MIR.
Ieyfron has decided to remain 1n
Roman during the wintcr months.
Mrs. w. H. Club and daughter,
Helena, came down from Poison Sun
lay to spend Christmas with Mr..
Cfubb, and all three were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
p. Swee. She returned to Poison
but expects to be in Ro-
nan permanently after the first of the
year.
The Pioneer is reliably informed
that a local freight train Will oper-
ate steadily between Dixon and Pol
son during the winter. The large
volume of freight shipped to the res
ervation via Dixon iustities this ser
the usual difficulty in getting freight
to Roman from railroad points will be
overcome. Local merchants are clean
ing up freight at warehouses and
freight depots at Ravalli and ship
ping it to Dixon by local freight,
from which point it is to be trans
ported to Roman over the new line.
That there are no prO-GermanS in
the Horte neighborhood is the opin-
ion since the mass meeting held AT
the Round Butte school house Thurs
day night of last week. The purpose
of the meeting was to protest against
and squelch the rumor which has
been circulated recently that the sem
timent of that locality had tendency
to lean towards the pro-German
views. 1t appears, however, that the
cleared up the situation for
there was not one of the large crowd
present who did not declare himself
to be a red blooded American and