The Ronan pioneer., 1917-05-04

Same thing much cheaper at the Owl
A. A. Dix is having a new cottage
built on the site of the one destroyed
by fire in Smead's addition year or
so ago. 1t will consist of five rooms
a bath and porch.
Miss Azalie Savage has been out of
the school room for the past week or
ten days suffering with a threatened
nervous breakdown. Her friends hope
she she will recover soon
Before letting your painting and
paperhanging, it will pay you to see
Schaerer & Cooper. 52tf
Joe Meingassner stepped on nail
about a month ago and has been laid
up with blood poisoning ever since,
just now being able to get about on
crutches. DR.. Resner is treating him
and expects no further complications.
If all the garden seed received over
the Flathead during the past week,
through the courtesy of Senator
Myers, is planted and it all grows
and natures, there will be plenty of
garden truck here for another year.
Mrs. Fred Simmons expects to leave
for Pendleton, Oregon, in few days
to enter a hospital for treatment. She
has not been improving in health as
she should since the baby was born
and a change in climate and course
of treatment in the hospital is ex-
pected to benefit her.
Buy your formaldehyde at the
Owl Drug Store.-adv.
Word has been received in Roman
this week of the marriage of Harry
Vought and Miss Ada M. Miller in
Butte on the 10Th of April. They will
make their home in Butte. Mr.
Vought is we'll known in Roman and
his friends here will extend their
best wishes to the couple.
MI. anu MIS-. VII uWOOu DlACh, Mloo
Fay Schaffffer and Mr.. Louis Bauer
of Perma, motored up to Roman last
Sunday for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs Curtis Jeffries. They re-
turned home in the evening after
dinner.
Picture show every Sunday night
at the Roman opera house. Complete
change of program.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Thornburgh
and Jas. r. Mcconnell motored up
from Stevensville yesterday to visit
with their many Roman friends and
to look after some of their property
interests here They are all former
residents of Roman and hope some
day to be able to return and make
their permanent homes here.
Roy Farnham. G. B. sewell, J. B.
Bear, Don Rathbone, Charley Allen,
A. A. Dix, Arthur Reed, Lloyd I. Wal
lace, George McLain and John Ma
drau were Odd Fellows who mOtored
to Poison to attend lodge in that
town. After arriving there, however,
they found lodge ready to adjourn so
all went to the movies instead, the
guests of the Poison lodge.
12 inch pine boards only $1,000 per
M,-Reservation Land and Lumber Co.
A. w. Wood, who has been with
Stanley Scarce for short time as
general manager, has resigned his
position to accept the management
of farm loan and investment COM
pany at Billings, and together with
his wife and son, has left for that
city. His relations with Mr.. Scearce
were of the most pleasant character,
but farm loan work is more in his
line and the salary being equal, he
decided to accept the new offer.
There will be dance at the Roman
opera house after the picture show
tomorrow Saturday night. Music
by the Round Butte orchestra.-adv.
Dr. A. X. Resner of Roman, on
Monday last received his commission
as first lieutenant in the U. S. Med |
ical Reserve Corps. The doctor is
said to be the first Montana physician
to receive his commission and is
proud of the fact that although Ger
man born he has been honored by the
country of his adoption. DR.. Resner
will prove loyal American in any
position he may be called upon to
fill, and there will be no hyphen con-
nected with his Americanism.
DR.. Becker, principal of the Roman
schools, accidentally put formalde-
hyde in his eye one night last week,