The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-17

visitors in Missoula Tuesday and
Wednesday.
c. E. Reichard failed to pass the
examination and will not be called
to the front.
VIM. Bradshaw of Seattle, general
manager of the Metz Auto Co., was
in Roman Wednesday.
Gene Burke left last week for
Missoula where he has accepted a
job in the Ford garage at that place.
1t is understood that Poison is to
have another newspaper soon, the
same to be established by parties
from Wisconsin.
Miss Hermie Carstens who is train
ing at the Murray hospital in Butte,
is spending a two weeks vacation
with her parents west of Roman.
r. T. Crawford is busy on his new
cottage in the Cochran addition and
expects to have the same ready for
occupancy within very short time
Cash Coulter and S. H. Zutter made
a trip to the new town of Tabor Sun
day. Mr.. Zutter staked out a couple
of lots in the fourishing new town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reeve and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Reichard We're in attendance at the
funeral of Mrs. Harding Tuesday at
MisSOula.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sutherland return
ed Saturday evening from Poison
where they were in attendance at the
Chautauqua. They report a nice time
All the auto trucks in the country
are busily engaged these days haul
ing lumber and building material to
the new Towns of Tabor and Pablo
for the many buildings being erected
there.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Ramsey
passed through Roman Tuesday on
his way to Missoula and had in Gus
tody Phil Gagnon of Big Fork whom
he arrested on charge of selling
liquor to government wards.
The regular meeting of the Patri-
otic League was held Wednesday
afternoon with a good attendance.
Interest in the League is keeping
up and the ladies are doing much
good work.
The following have applied for
patents to their lands within the past
issued: Minnie Luddington, Henry
Chalmain, Nicolai Gravelle, Jane
Mischief Finley, Frank Roeder.
Fourteen Roman ladies attended the
meeting of the Leon Patriotic League
last Friday and a pleasant afternoon
was spent and considerable work ac
cOmplished After the business ses-
sion the Leon ladies served dainty
refreshments.
]. Clark of Butte. was in Roman
last week looking the place over with
a view to locating and took trip to
the country west of town to look at
a tract of land. The place suited him
and he will be back shortly to close
hte deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reed returned |
last Friday from Spokone and after
few days visit with relatives and
friends in Roman. will go to Missoula |
where they will make their home. /
Mrs. Reed was formerly Miss Clara
Peone, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Peone of Roman. and they surprised
their friends by going quietly to Spo-
kane about two weeks ago where they
were married The many friends of
both are glad to be afforded this op-
portunity of extending their good
wishes.
Miss Alma Hanson and Cleve Bart
lett who were recently married, were
passengers on Mondays stage enroute
home to Poison from Missoula. Mr..
Bartlett is assistant cashier of the
Flathead County State bank of Pol
son and is a bright young business
man. He has number of warm
friends here who join with the Pio-
neer in extending best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Gillett enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday Mr.. and