The Ronan pioneer., 1917-01-19
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl

1dkc your prescriptions 10 tnG wv
Drug Store. --adv.
Senator Brewer was over from
Helena Saturday and Sunday.
First class sugar cured home made
bacon 22c per pound at the Roman
Market.-adv.
Buying cheap goods to save money
is like stoping the clock to save
time.-Bettcr Printing.
Remember the Croatian Tam
burca Orchestra at the opera house
next Wednesday night.
John n. and Tom Bailey were
bus mess visitors in Missoula' Mon
day night and Tuesday
All ladies' hats now in stock at
Miss Duplesis' will be sold at from
soc to $500; all children's hats at
from csc to $1.O0.-adv.
| The Roman Meat Market is in the
market for good fat beef and dressed
pork. Call at the market and see us
if you have anything ir this line for
sale.-adv
John N. Bailey this week bought
lot 25x100 feet on the corner
south of the Owl drug store. We
understand a good building will be
erected thereon in the early
spring.
Enthusiasm is lubricant that
crouch is sand in the bearings.
makes the wheels of trade go round;
crouch is sand in the bearings
Enthusiasm, like factory melancholia
is catching. g.-Elbert Hubbard.
Gotfried Walman was in Saturday
last from his home south of town.
Mr.. Walman sold his wheat during
the reign Of high prices and is cor
respondingly happy and jubilant over
the prospects for another good year.
Quite large delegation from Ro-
nan took in the basket ball game at
Poison last Friday night. The con-
testing teams were the Poison ALL
Stars and the Missoula high
school, the latter winning in a very
much one sided game of AZ to s.
The Croatian Tamburica Orches-
ira, the fourth number of the Mid
land Lyceum circuit, will be in Ro-
nan at the old opera house on We'd
nesday night, January gath. This is
. said to be the best entertainment of
the entire course and those desir-
ing good seats will do we'll to re-
serve them early.
Mayor Lemire received word Mon
: day that the application of the
town of Roman for water and power
rights on Grow creek had been re-
I ceived in Washington, D. G., ane
, would receive prompt attention
Senator Myers is on the job look
, ing out for the interests of the
town and we mayexpect definite
! word of the rights being granted
, at no distant day.
The Roman Women's Club met al
the home of Mrs. e. ID. Covell or
Tuesday evening, January 8. Nearly
all of the members were present
Mrs. A. K Resner and Miss Alma
Myers joined as members of the club
The program for the year was dis
, cussed and papers were assigned tc
f the different members. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs
|. M. Brandjord on January %.
Wheat hauling from all parts oil
the valley continues unabated. Foul
; horse loads pass through Roman dali!
enroute to Ravalli and this will con
f tinue as long as the good roads last
Since the lake froZe over a large
, amount of grain grown north o
! town is being hauled to Ravali
C. w. Pearson of Sloan and Nels
= Rosegg and Almon Adamson of Ro
nan, made final proof in Roman be
>.
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Langhoff writes the
Pioneer from Ilo, Idaho, where sh'
is visiting, asking for copies of th'
! Pioneer, saying that she wants t.
get the reservation news. Mrs
Langhoff is enjoying her visit, bu
says they have oceans of snow il
that country, and closes her not
by saying that old Montana and th
reservation are good enough for hel
A card from Ross Lemire date
I at st. Paul says that the cold i
severe and the trains all late
: Ros wants the Pioneer sent to hil
/ while away and furnished the prope