The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-09-14
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business visitor in Roman Monday.
DR.. Leonora Bond, osteopathic ply
stefan, will be at the Roman hotel
every Tuesday and Friday Eyes
tested and fitted.-adv l.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sterling drove
to Missoula last Sunday, taking with
them Mrs. Fred T. Sterling and
daughter, Barbara, of Missoula, who
have been their guests for the past
week.
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Girdwood Black of
Perma, were in Roman Saturday
night and Sunday. the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Jeffries. Mr.. Balck
came up to play for the Rebekah
dance held in Roman last Saturday.
An auto party consisting of James
Ward. George Mason, Justus Rath-
bone. Mrs. D. V. Stillman. Miss Bes-
sic Knott and Miss Harriet Brown of
Poison. drove to Missoula last Sun
day. returning that evening.
When you want No. 1 concrete
gravel, call Phone 1913. M. T. Hay. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson of Kali
ispell, motored down last Friday and
remained until Monday visiting at
the home of Mrs. Peterson's father,
| A. Fleisher, west of Roman. Miss
Bertha Fleisher who has been visit
ing at home for the past month. re-
turned to kalispell with them.
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Owl Drug Store.-adv.
Mrs. Oscar Carlson and daughter,
| Alma. of Anaconda, accompanied AL
mon Adamson and the two boys on
their return home from Anaconda
this week and will make a visit at
the Adamson ranch south of town.
Mrs. Carlson is sister of Mrs. Adj
amson.
S. G. Irish has just returned from
a trip to the eastern part of the
state where he went to look over the
country with a view to locating. He
made a trip over the country south
of Miles City and may decide to re
turn and make that his home. His
son, Archie Irish and wife, have al
ready moved to that country and are
located on a good ranch.
The Patriotic League met We'd
nestle science room of the high
school building, and the understand
ing is that the meetings will be con-
tinued in that place until further
notice. for which accommodation the
ladies are indebted to the teachers
in charge. Only a small number were
present at this meeting, but the work
progressed nicely. However, all |
those who can possibly do so, should |
arrange to give at least one afternoon
each week to this work, for there is
material there to be utilized and ex-
perienced hands to guide the begin
ner. The time will come only too
soon when these supplies will be
needed for our American army and
large and enthusiastic attendance
would be gratifying to those who are
lending their time and energy to this |
society.
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The first rain since the early part
of June visited this valley Monday
and the longest drouth experienced
here since the summer of 1910 was
finally broken. The cool, refreshing,
and most welcome rain fell in guam
titles for several hours and when
the clouds cleared away the highest /
peaks of the mountains were capped |
with snow, lending crispness to the
air that bespeaks of fall. Roman
now presents an appearance of hav-
ing emerged from thorough bath
as the many layers of dust which
nave ttGeuiluldtcu uullllS the summer
have been washed from the build
ings. walks and trees, the dust lai1
in the streets and roads, the atmos-
phere cleared of smoke from fires.
the brightness even extending to the
faces of the many who have contend
ed with the Inconvenience attend
ing. Grain in the fields should be
cut and stacked with all possible
haste in order to avoid fall rains
which are expected and needed for
the fall wheat crop. for now that
the long drouth is broken good rains
at intervals will no doubt occur.
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