The Ronan pioneer., 1917-05-11
Mrs. John Baily has been quite
for the past week.

Mrs. John Baily has been quite III
for the past week.
10 inch pine boards only $1,000 pei
NJ. Reservation Land and Lumber Co
minutes in Roman Tuesday on his
way home to kalispell.
Mrs. Herbert Resner arrived in
Roman Wednesday to visit with Dr.
and Mrs. A. X Resner for a fort
night.
Several auto loads went down to
Dixon last Sunday to witness the
game of base ball between Dixon and
Plains The game went to Plains by
a II to II score.
Mrs Earl Peck had the misfortune
| last week to trip and fall on the
sidewalk injurng herself rather sev-
erely. A speedy recovery is hoped
| for by her many friends.
Randolph Freeman and Keith Blak-
ely, Missoula High School boys, rode
up from Missoula on their bicycles
Monday and visited with Streeter
Hall returning home Thursday.
Before letting your painting and
paperhanging, it will pay you to see
Schaerer & Cooper. 52tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Thornburgh and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcconnell, all
of Stevensville, drove to Roman
Thursday morning to be present at
the funeral ceremonies of the late L.
H. Rathbone.
A. l.. Crawford of Libby, Montana,
visited Roman last Friday and Satur
day, stopping off en- route to Mis-
soula to visit his brother, b. T. Craw
ford. Mr.. Crawford expressed much
astonishment and pleasure over the
rapid growth of Roman since the oc-
casion of his last visit here a year
ago
DR.. Matthews, of st. Ignatius, was
called to Roman Thursday afternoon
on account of the illness of little
George Sterling. 1t was feared he
was afflicted with appendicitis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling left immediat-
ely with him for Missoula where he .
will receive further medical atten-
ton. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Fuhrer.
My saw mill is now running and |
all kinds of rough lumber on hand.-
See ]. j. Rogers
Sheriff j. r. Green was in Roman
last Saturday on official business.
Sheriff Green will probably be one of
those to have charge of the registra
tion for the conscription Of soldiers
when the law is finally signed and
put into operation.
The Pioneer is under great obliga-
tions to Messrs. F.. B. Liston and H.
G. Busenbark, newspaper men from
Dodge City. Kansas, temporarily
sojourning in Roman, for the assist
ance rendered in publishing this
weeks issue of the Pioneer. With no
linograph operators available Mr.
Liston's taking charge of the mach
inc made it possible to set up the
copy without extreme inconvenience
to the Pioneers force.
Particular attention is called to
the members of the Roman CONNER
cial Club by President Bailey, of the
Scearce's hall on Friday evening, May
II, of this week, at 500 o'clock. Re-
ports from the Executive and Finan-
cial Committees are to be given and
other pending affairs of Importance
are to be taken up. 1t is urged that
every member to be present.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl.
The ordinance passed some time ago
that no livestock shall run
lose around town mas Deen mltlSateu,
upon the request of a considerable
number of COW owners, since they
cannot rent pasture for them close
to town. to the effect that COWS may
be grazed on city lots provided that
they be herded. An agreement was
made between the people who have
the COWS and the city council to this
effect.