The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14

son, at the Mission hospital last
week, a son.
FURNISHED Rooms for rent. Mrs.
d. d. Hull, Roman. 33tf
Union Sunday schoo- services held
at the Tabor school house every
Sunday. 1888
Eric Ostberg is in Missoula this
week serving on the jury in the trial
of Pellegro Pippi, which was begun
Tuesday morning before Judge Dun
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Rough Lumber al the Rogers mill,
only $500 per NJ. feet. Reservation
Land & Lumber Co. soft
Phil Hull has been promoted a see
ond time since his arrival at Camp
Lewis. He is now wearing ser
geants stripes, which proves that
military training is soon recognezed
in the camps.
Rough Lumber at the Rogers mill.
only $1,000 per M. feet.-Reservatio
Land & Lumber Co. soft
w. H. Club. of the First National
bank. expects to move his family to
Roman from Poison about Christmas
time. They will occupy the Dan j.
Heyfron residence.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl.
| Malcolm Buchanan, who will be re-
membered by many reservation resi-
dents, is now in France and has
been promoted to the rank of second
lieutenant in the artillery branch of
the service.
Soup.sandwiche, or coffee served to
order at the Roman Hotel.-adv. 1876
FURNISHED Rooms for rent. Mrs.
D. D. Hull. Roman. 33tf
Mrs. Fred Hendricks and children
left Sunday for Nicely. Nebraska, for
visit with her faher and mother.
Mr. Hendricks expects to leave soon
for Seattle, where he will work at
the carpenter trade this winter.
Rough Lumber at the Rogers mill,
only $500 per NJ. observation
Land G. Lumber Co. soft
A letter from Y. A. Buchanan gives
their address as Prescott. Arizona
and states they expect to remain
there for the present. Mr.. Buchanan
maze luC Change 1Ol the w illtCi III
the hope of benefltting his health.
/ will buy all kinds of fat hogs
delivered in Roman at all times.-E
f. Durst.-adv. 1Stf
w. s. Nelson. of the Big Store
grocery, last week purchased the
Fred Hendricks house and acre OF
ground which is located just south
of James Grants orchard. The Nell
son family will occupy their new
home after the first of the year.
George Nitz. VINO was in the en,-
ploy of the reclamation service for
some time. has Joined the ranks OF
volunteers and left Sunday night for
Fort Wright. Wash. He made appli-
cation for service in the aviation
corps.
Orders for butter wrappers prompt
" filled at the Pioneer office. Prices,
50 for 500. or S. for 1000.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Heyfron will re-
turn to Missoula next week for few
months stay. Mr.. Heyfron has
number Of cases demanding his at
tention during the winter and as the
cold weather makes travelling hard
ship, they decided to move there for
the present.
We fill orders promptly. Wood.
gravel, all kinds hauling. Phone 373.
NJ. T. Hay. 12tf
Mesdames Sterling. Worden. Bear
Lemire, White, Rathbone, j. d. Lar
son, Swee and Stansbury were guests
at the home of Mrs. John N. Bailey
Thursday afternoon of last week. A
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all
and at late hour Mrs Bailey served
dainty refreshments.
Mrs. Fred Potvin entertained few
ladies on Friday afternoon of last
week. complmenting Mrs. F.. j. White
who will leave the first of the week
for their new home in Missoula. At
the close of a pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Potvin served a delicious two
course luncheon. Her guests were
Mesdamcs White. Sterling, Rathbonc,
Swec. Stansbury. Wallace, Lemirc
and Bailey.
Rough Lumber at the Rogers mill.
only $1,000 per N. teet.-Reservation
Land a Lumber Co. 3otf
Howard 1.oewenstein enlisted last
week in Missoula and Is now at Fort
Wright. Wash. While other branches
of the service were still open. ne
chose the infantry and was accepted
In that department. He writes that
1t is rumorcd in Fort Wright that
they will probobly be sent to the
Philippines for training. although Of
fetal orders have not as yet been
given.
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