The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Same th,no much cheaper at the Owl.

were visitors in MISSOURI Wednesday
on business.
No, those were not fishing poles
YOU saw at Lemire Bros. They were
harvester whips.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gillctt left for Camas
Hot Springs last Friday where she
will try the hot baths for rheuma-
tism
Mrs. Moore and Daughter. Nettie,
left the first of the week for Mis-
soula where they will reside for the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Salisbury, Mrs. l..
Manning and Mrs. Fred Hendricks
made a trip to Kalispell and return
Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Hatfield was a guest of
Mrs VIM. Powell over Saturday and
Sunday, remaining over for the base
ball dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Swinehart and
party autoed to Big Fork Sunday for
Joy ride They returned home in
the evening.
w. S. Holigsworth, DR.. A. X Res
ner and John j. Rogers went down to
Missoua in connection with the case
| between Rogers VS.. Larson.
We fill orders promptly. Wood
gravel, all kinds hauling. Phone 1913.
NJ. T.. Hay. 12tf
Mrs. A. J. Brewer and daughter,
Virginia, Miss Marie Peterson, and
Mrs Ashbrook of Missoula, left yes
terday for weeks stay at Camas
Hot Springs.
Mr.. VIM. Tarlton autoed to Raval- |
is now visiting her parents here. Mr.
Tarlton says that the roads are very
rough and dusty.
Cash Coulter says if you are going
with the wind these days, you want |
to figure on having enough gas and
speed to outrun it, or you will be
left in your own dust.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Yost of Butte,
stopped off in Roman Wednesday on
their return from a trip through the
Glacier park for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. o. v. McIntire.
When you want No. concrete
gravel. call Phone 373. Nj. T. Hay. II
Miss Eunice Waterman. who has
been visiting her sisters. Mrs. II. J,
Sanders and Mrs. Ted Buttertleld at |
Big Fork. for the past two weeks.
returned home Saturday.
Alfred Paquette was over from
Butte last Saturday and Sunday look
ing over his crop prospects and re-
turned to Butte Monday. l. l.. Dear
dorR has his place leased.
Stanley Scarce is enlarging his
machine shed this week and when
completed will have considerable
more room in which to house his en-
ormous amount of machinery.
Godfrey Matte left Tuesday for his
old home in Dodge Center, Mimi, to
fore leaving to join the army. He
was one of the men drawn for service
from this county
Take your prescriptions to the Owl !
Drug Store. adv.
John Nadrau went to Big Fork and |
Columbia Falls Wednesday to see if
he could find trace of his horses
which got out of the pasture some
time ago. He was accompanied by ,
John Vallee.
Chas. Olson has returned to the
Flathead from Lexington. Oregon. to
look after his property interests in
the valley. At present he is work
ing for Robert Bennett at Leon, and
may decide to remain permanently.
Mrs. Stanley Scearce and children
left yesterday for Salt Lake Ciey for
a visit with her brother. Earl Tre
gea and wife. Mr.. Tregea was one
of the men to be drafted for army
service and will leave soon to join
Miss Edith Thomas. who has been
the guest of Miss Celia Normandeau
for the past three weeks, left Sunday
for Missoula where she will spend a
few days before returning to her
home in Chicago. Miss Thomas is M
cousin of Dan Heyfron.
Buy your formaldchyde at the
Owl Drug Store.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs Frank HeyfrOn re-