The Ronan pioneer., 1917-02-23

CHAN. on the 1ith INST. son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Stack
house on the Goth Of February, a
son.
Mrs. John n. Bailey spent Sunday
and Monday in Missoula visiting and
shopping.
John Nadrau was a visitor in kal-
ispell last week. going up to cry a
sale at that place.
w. V. Windus of the Big Store,
spent Sunday in Missoula, returning
home the first of the week.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl.
Ernest Rouillier vii hold sale on
March >, and is planning on looking
for new location in the eastern part
of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Langhoff re-
turned last week from Ilo, Idaho,
where they have been visiting for the
past two months.
Miss Minnie Hanson, who visited
last week with Mrs. E. H. Rath-
bone, was called to st. Ignatius Sun
day on an operative case.
Ed Coyle, Frank Doser and John
Gillette were in from Horte last
Monday, picking about as stormy and
cold a day as possible to make the
trip.
Tom Bailey drove his auto through
to Missoula last Sunday, returning
brother John N. Bailey and Mrs.
Bailey.
John N. Bailey, VIM. Engle, W. G.
Brown, j. c. Curtis, j. j. Rogers and
several others, left Monday last to
attend U. s. district court at Great
Falls as witnesses before the grand
jury.
An office building is being erected
opposite Scearce's store by the Nor
thern Pacific to be used by the en-
gineers and other office force during
the construction of the line from
Dixon north.
My saw mill is now running and
all kinds of rough lumber on hand
See j. j. Rogers
If the skeptical inclined nmrod
has any idea there are no large
trout in Spring creek, he should have
tured last Sunday. 1t was the largest
trout caught here in years and almost
filled his fish basket.
Mrs. r. A. Jensen Was taken to
Missoula last Sunday for an X-ray
examination to determine her con-
1ition. Mrs. Jensen has been suffer
ing for the past month with floating
kidney and is not improving as rap
idly as she should 1t is to be hoped
she will find relief.
J. r. Campbell. county agricultur-
list, and F. M. Lawrence, secretary of
the Missoula fair association, held a
very enthusiastic and largely at
tended meeting in Quinn's hall at
D'Aste last Monday night. The farm
ers of that section of the Big Flat are
in earnest and will give every assist
ance to all projects looking to the
improvement of farm conditions and
gave strict attention to all both gen.
tlemen had to say
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. --adv.
The 13-year old son of F. c.. Guen-
zler broke his arm Wednesday even
ing, while returning from school
in the school wagon. While going
down the hill into the pig coulee the
doubletrees hit the horses on the
legs and they became frightened and
the driver lost one of the lines and
the Guenzler boy jumped out to Sc
cure it again and sustained a broken
wrist DR.. Resner was called and
reduced the fracture.
Governor Stewart on Tuesday
signed the bill prohibiting livestock
running at large within half mile
of Incorporated cities and towns. His
signature to the bill now makes it
a law and will undoubtedly settle a
dispute that has been in progress in
this locality for some time. The
provisions of the law, in full, are not
now at hand, but as soon as a copy
can be procured the same will be
printed in the Pioneer for the infor-
nation of all concerned.
e. II. Rathbone returned Tuesday
from Helena and Boulder after an alb
sence of ten days from Roman. He