The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-04-13

A. j, Brewer is spending the weel
in Missoula attending to bushes
matters.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl
The Roman Mercantile company ha
had warehouse built on the rear o
their lots and vacated the Pabl,
building across the street.
r. H. Gillian is the mayor-elect o
Poison, defeating the present mayor
by a small majority. w. A. Gregs
and j, c. Chambers are the new com
missioners.
Buy your formaldehyde at the
Owl Drug Store.-adv.
Mrs. H. M. Putney and c. F.. Rath-
bone were in Missoula the first of the
week, the former as the notary pub
lie and the latter as an attorney in
the Liebel VS. Brewer land cases.
Roman has been lively during the
past week with men arriving to work
on the new railroad grading and at
the reclamation work. There are also
large number of new people here
seeking locations.
Edison horn monograph and 40
records for $10.-E. d. Covell 1850
James Fleming returned to Roman
last Thursday night from Spokane,
where he was called as a witness in
an important damage suit. He
brought back with him two automo-
biles which he will put on the run
between Roman and Ravalli. VIM.
Allen, a brother of Caska and Charley
Allen, and brother-in-law of Mr..
Fleming, came with him.
Buy your formaldehyde at the
Owl Drug Store.-adv.
r. A. Jensen has just finished put
ting the finishing touches to the C,
F. Rathbone residence. He has
painted the interior from pantry to
closet, papered two bed rooms and
painted the interior walls of two
others. The outside will be touched
up Just as soon as weather conditions
will permit With new roof, two
new porches and the other improve
ments added to the house, it is no
wonder the owner is pleased with its
appearance.
- inch pine boards only $1,000 per
M.-Reservation Land and Lumber Co.
Dispositions were taken in Mssoula
Tuesday in the case of B. F. Liebel
VS. A. j. Brewer ct AL, and Tom Nc
Kenna and Tom O'Reilly VS. A. J.
Brewer ct al, in the cases to cancel
the state land leases held by Mrs.
Brewer and Mrs. Hollingsworth, The
dispositions taken were those of Mr..
Brewer, Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. t!ol-
lingsworth. 1t was intended to take
the same at Roman but as both ladies
were in the hospital at Missoula. q
change in place was necessary.
M. r, Haworth plead guilty last
Friday to the charge of beating his
hotel bill, filed by r. X. Bacon of the
Roman Hotel, and Justice Bailey
fined him $50 or 30 days in Jail. He
chose the latter and Deputy Sheriff
Engle took him to Missoula Saturday
morning. Haworth and another man
were both complained against, but
his partner has disappeared and Ha-
worth was apprehended at Camas
after a diligent search both by Mr..
Engle and the sheriff's office at Mis-
soula.
When going or coming from Ra-
yalI. look for the Studebaker Lin
ousine.-adv.
McGeorge e. Beck, farming south
west of Roman about eight miles,
were in town Monday last to take
out to their farms a family of Rus
slams who will care for and raise 60
acres OF DGCJS LulS ScdSOl. WI.
George says the family will work Tor
them between times of caring for the
beets and thus they will have ample
labor during the entire season. The
family consists of father, mother.
three grown sons and smaller chill
dren all of the children born in this
country and thorough Americans,
Such people always add to commun-
ity, as they bring thrift and industry
with them.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Engle arrested
Albert Roeder and a companion, Lee
Carron, last Sunday night as they
were returning from Missoula. He
found some whskey on Roeder and