The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-03-30

Tuesday.
Indian council will meet at St
Ignatius on April 9, at 1 p. m. 49,
Mrs Leroy Atkinson of Horte, Wis
tied last week with her parents anC
friends in Missoula, returning home
Sunday.
Fred Wagner has been ordered tC
ioin his regiment, the End Montana
for additional duty. He will leave in
a day or two.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl
F. J. White and Earl Hughes, cash
Ter and assistant cashier of the First
National bank, were both over Sun
day visitors in Missoula.
Mrs. VIM. Moser left last Saturday
for her old home in Galen, Kansas
for visit with her parents. She will
be gone about month.
Miss Mary McGrann and Leona
Cornelison Pearson made commute
ton proof before Commissioner John
N. Bailey on Monday.
All roads leading to Roman. except
the main stage road, ire in bad condi-
ton. The heavy fall of snow and the
lateness of the season is making the
roads almost impossible.
David Boyd and VIM. Elgie of Horte
we're in Roman over night Tuesday
on business. The former marketed
some choice dressed pork at the local
market.
Hay is bringing good price all
over Montana. For the first time In
years hay is being imported into the
state in quantities. Good hay brings
from $4,000 to $500 per ton in this
section.
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. adv.
A. T.. Piedalue has returned home
after spending four weeks in the Mis-
soula hospital where he was operated
on. He says he is feeling fine and
believes himself cured.
A. ]. Newton. Ed. Hayes and Robert
Armstrong were up from st. 1gnatius
Monday last. The former made
proof before Commissioner Bailey and
the latter two were his witnesses.
The Roman Odd Fellows held their
first meeting since organizing in the
Scarce hall on Tuesday evening and
have set their meeting nights weekly
on Tuesdays at s o'clock sharp.
The parcel post social given by the
Ladies' Aid last Thursday night net
ted something over $50. The attend
ance was good and the ladies express
their appreciation of the patronage
accorded them.
Mrs. T.. H. Rathbone left Tuesday
| for trip to Kansas City and other
Missouri towns and will be gone
month or six weeks, returning with
Mr.. Rathbone. Mrs. Hazel Putney
accompanied her as far as Missouia.
Rev. C. l.. Bovard of Butte, preach
ed the sermon in the Methodist
church last Sunday night to a record
audience. After the service the mort
gage heretofore on the church build
ing was burned, having been fully
paid.
All kinds of rough lumber for sale.
Il T. Rogers. adv
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Engle and Ira
Salisbury spent last week in kalls-
pel where they were called as wit
nesses in the trial of the two men
who robbed the safe in Poison
store last summer.
Next week Monday is election day
i'm Roman and still there are no can
didates for town offices except JOIN
l..
talk heard of Ed burst being car
didate again for alderman of the firsN
ward. and Cash Coulter is said to b:
willing to run in the third ward.
There is an unusual amount o.
law business in Justice Bailey's
court Just at present. Litigants are
Harley Stackhouse VS.. w, G. Ten
nant; VIM. Engle VS.. Joseph Stecher
John d. Larson VS.. X. Raddes; Mrs
Harriette A. Dunn VS.. Alfred Ander
son. There are also five cases
against the Pearson Construction co
for labor bills
Take your prescriptions to the Ow
Drug Store. ADV.