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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29
LARGE CROWD OUT TO
LISTEN TO MISS ANNE
MARTINS STUFF TALK
Chamber of Commerce Assembly
Room Well Filled 10 Hear Vice.
chairman OF National Woman 5
Party Speak Last Night.

How long must American oue
wait fui liberty
"Mr President what will you 10
for woman suffrage
W demand an amendment to The
United States constitution enfran-
ohising women
These banners for which women
have been arrested Tor carving hc-
fore the gates of the white housc
in Washington greeted TN" eyes Of
the audience rs they entered tho
IuuuIs Of tn" chamber Of commerce
ltst night to hear Miss Anne Martin.
vice chairman ~ the national WON
no party. describe the work 30 tn"
organization m Washington The
banners. large purple letters On Il
brilliant yellow background. looked
iuuffeu~ivr and attractive Largo
American flags hung beside the pur-
pI, white aud gold hanucts OF the
Wuuau's party.
An audience that we'll filled the
lug, room of tho chamber of COM
urrcc had gathered. when Airs Al
fred Grunsfrid called th" meeting to
order A. presiding chairman Mrs
Giunsfcld said
This meeting IL hcli under tho
auspices of the national wumau's
party who's sol" purpps" b. to So.
cure au amendment II" m" luited
~tIt,~ constitution ,nfrlu,hi-iul
wuutru We have with us this eve.
ming , woman who is well qualified
tl '"ll u- about the work 81 that or
SANITATION
Nr~ Gruu~foIJ then presented ,;y"
s kluuk who. tu turDctul words
ruuWcd the u,nusl-trucv uf IouNiuI
'Ir vote tu women Mr. kluck sal,
about Miss Martin boz introducing her
'HiI.- Martin is &c woman who ha.
suffered fnr IN, ytu~" lu which she
believes hut hcr enthusiasm has mo-
aH.r"H Miss Martin W,~ ONE uf th,
sixteen piykot~ arrested uu July :
and given f. sentence of 80 days %
p|,,ouuau @wurkhuu-r bon Virginia uci
Washington After serving three d,v
they were ]purCuu.d h., the president
Miss Martin was president Of the Ne
,t'J State Suffrage association who.
that state ,ufrtp,hi-rl It's women D.
''It D rt." great pleasure bon pre-
t'uiiur Miss Martin
have just received % Telegram
iruu % Washington headquarters.
sld Miss Martin. 'that want t
read 90 YOU immediately. II reads
40 Imprisoned suffiJrists uucuudY
tuulliN released This morning com
II,f- victory f,. hunger strike Al
u}Iu-r tir'tcd this announcement
20 want this evening tu tell yo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

tho needy let US praise Him for our
nation. for our presiden, and his
oounsellors. for - prosperous and
peace-iovins people; let us praise
Him for Jesus Christ and Ills saliva
ton. for Christian mel and women
who r living the Christlike life:
let ny praise Him for the great doc
trines Of the Fatherhood OF God and
the brotherhood of man; let US praise
Him for the forgiveness Of sins. for
the holy and devoted life. for the life
everlasting and for heaven our eter-
nal home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

many people are like the woman
whose life was saved by the King. She
went to his gate daily and expressed
her gratitude. 4 can never begin TO
pay the debt owe him But one
day the king passed In his chaiot and
seeing Il fruit tree in the garden asked
for some Of the fruit hut she re-
sponded. ! would gladly do so. but I
have only enough for myself b eN-
pressed her gratitude in words hut
not In deeds.
In the third place. We may ex-
press our gratitude IN our characters
B"caIsc Of the imperfcctions of u
ne. We are grateful for the perfect
man Christ Jesus. To show our APP
probation. lie asks us 10 follow in
] His footsteps breathing His spirit,
thinking his thoughts. speaking His
words, and doing His deeds We
ought also to be thankful that the
sorrows and temptations and str1Ig-
! giles and disappointmen7s ana losses
Of life may work together Tor good
We low Go' and are called accord
ms To His purpose. Yes. We may give
thanks FOR an things In the name of
our Lord Jesus christ May each one
~ us this dsy hr grateful In word
deed ,nd character for the wonderful
Gifts of God PRAISE him ss the Giyer
~ ever good and perfect gift
Praise God Iur Al Thug.
Then Dot ua praise HIM Tor the
son and uuuu ana stars for 'ho fvcsh
1Er ami tn" rrfrr-h,ur rains. lot us
. ..lI.n I.. Iur Iu. Tr.,. u.l flowers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29
Waiting a. the Church

In a southern town the principal
nmusemenfs Of the colorcd population
are usually weddings aud funerals. Re,
Gently the African Methodist preacher
accos,ed one OF the brethren on the
street and the following conversation
ensucd
Didn't see yo' AZ de weddiu' las
night. Z"
"Naw, sub, didn't know dey WIZ
one.
"Dcy sho' wuS. aud a fine one TOO.
DE thu 'ch wuz dressed NJ swell Wild al
dem uevcrgrecns and don yuu.forgit
meri and such Ike, and all dem rushers
had on dcy long TAILED coats aud rattan
leather shoes; and dem trademarks wuz
! ppVc tut stylish Nid dem swishy clothes
iu green cahhobs. Au man dni
bride WV &c mos elegant waller girl
Whui / seen iu many cr dgf. wild q 'ong
white Trail AMI ono % her nanny :
lace curtains pinned 20 her haid' She
.bo ruz!''
"nut. say" 1ucricd brother Ttastns.
80 aiu 2 said uuthin' bout de groom.
H,v did D., looS and WIN did he have
uul''
\ look OF gloom o~yerspread the rev
rrcnd : sleek e~cuntenanee. "Shucks.
man. don you know, date low.down
mggrr ncvah did show up"
Put in G HELP WANTED al. then
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

''uon To attend IN" services OF his
house II to- live In His power aud
snirit
' '
l'""''""S my ne my SOUL MY III
How To Meet Account.
NJ We owe God a debt Of graft
tude for all these things, how are we
To- pay HIM Paurs advice TO he
Ephesiaus Is the message hat we
need this glad Thanksgiving day
Giving thanks always for all things
iu the name Of our Lord Jesus christ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

about the picketing Of the white
house aud about the prison cundt-
tons. and the hunger strike.
More than one hundred m
have now been sent to Occoquan work
house. some FOR seven months, hy a
police Judge appointed 10y the presi-
dent add without - trial 10y jury.
Their %uffen~e has been carrying sim-
pie %tri-colored banners or tanners
inscribed Mr., President. what will
YOU do for woman suffrage" xhey
were exercising their legal aud Con-
stitutional right VI petition la doing
no. said Miss Martin. In prison.
they are compelled to sleep In the
same dormitory with negro and
white prostitutes. thieves aud drunk
ards. poor wrecks uf Washington. in
bedding and sheets used by former
occupants which the matrous are uu-
der orders to handle w!th rubber
gloves. as mann women are diseased
They are not sentenced to sixty days
on seven months detention hut to
that period of starvation az the food
~ FUN "f worms and udeatablc. Mrs
Kendall. a writer from Buffalo. just
released, was sent to solitary con-
tucmeut In the punishment cell for
asking lighter work than s%cruhhing
out the negro wum"ns iaviturics.
Mrs Kendall snid upon her crease.
"a her friends Mrs, Thompson champ
ClHrk's daughter. Il tm glad to have
dome this for women, hut wonder
with what enthusiasm my two sons
now with the army in France can
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29
OUR DEBT OF
GRATITUDE, SUBJECT
or ASTRONG SERMON
Continued from Page ~

made q sacrifice Tor US Is tho debt
paid when We accept the sacrifice Of
Jesus Tor sin so for W want to
tors'kc u SINS live pure aud CON
se,ratcd lives mcarnat" tho christ
SPIRIT aud Co live lives Of service,
and at IN" same time W. want 20
speak to God iu prayer and have Him
speak 20 us Boo niu,v study and medi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29
Practical Arithmetic

\ teacher received the following not"
from the mother Of one of her pIpilS'
''Dcnt Madam: Pleas iNcus my
Tommy TODAY. He Won't come 90 Skule
because be j. a,tiug as timrkeepet for
his father. and - b. your fault. I gave
him % Example ~ 60 field is q miles
around how loug viii % take O. mnu
walking Iis miles pu uuur go NDlk %
time. around IL. Tommy ain 20 man.
,o We had 20 send hi. father. The,
went early thi. morning a father will
walk round the field aud Tommy viii
time him. but pleas don 2 give my b",
such iNamulo- agiu, because my hu'
han must gu tu work every day "
support Dos family
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

For any pain burn, sc'ld OF hriiso,
appl, pr. Thomas Electric OIL the
household remedy Two sizes. soc
and SOC a. al drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

\ li,tle WANT AID now and then
is read by every class Of men-ard
women too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

Th. members ot Ndah chapter -.
T. $. are requested to attend M"
funeral ~ brother Ahiather chad
wick. which will be held tomorrow
afternoon az g.20 from the family
residence. 1n2 North Fifth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

\ uttlc WANT Al now and then
BE- read by every class 81 men-and
women too. Try one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-29

Put In c HELP WANTED al, the
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

gDer tilbage for at Doloe Dig Smerte eller frenie Dig,
% Dog er oct min 9Ii8t JON sin Mfo0er at aopare
dig imoO ct 9eateifa6, JON uil0e gbre dig lIpffelia for
2iostib."
&c gteffabt~ roa6te e9 naiten nleo ct sfrtg.
Get er oct iioite, ie9 bar tonft paa. On folO @Dien
fonl oDer mig. 9It, 6oao j8 enifeoe mar, at aurl
ifllOe fonane Der boer Dag, tu9e mig meo no en-
@ang imellem o8 life brDoe fig ON no9en anOen eno
ON mig.
ga, 2@ oteifabl4 9entog MIo6er. u6poo er
Del QteniaBeu meo en- 6orlooelie lOen Den, at Den
ital fere til 9G9teIfab? 6oor fan on LUTTE 6tne Zine
for oct, iom ia ier, = "a ioa Hart, at aarl I'm
oer9hl alorig, al0ri9 Dil flnre tilfreOsitille DIN SiGls
9rngiel. III bar laoet Dig bl1noe al oct, iom Fige.
6ern oin 9Ioer faIoer Sfsn6eo, regelfnusiige 1raf,
ct innrft 90re og heoaarenOe 2ine. Sans 2~rtig5eoer
l%ioroirrer % 6ans MISUNDERSTANDING iui9rer dig.
On ier life, at ban er 6ul, ino6oloslos og egenfrrlig. a
y4Reu Diooer, boor fan oil 0enlne Dam iaa uret-
iqrOig2 See bans Strabeu ipneS at pure Den at oire
ia Tor more.
qSDnes at oere, - ia, oct er ianOt,@ ioareOe
5rn; bans Sooeolioemffob er at iS9e 9elnoring.
&c inaa Seloopoireier, ionl er big iaa tbtrpffcnoe,
er lige iaa mango 5pl0er, uoiatte for at iange oere5
0pnGrtionbeO og oinOe Oeres o~anitige 0mOenne,
iom ban fommer / 9ergring nleO.
9lit opre6are Barn. OF be1oar en- ifabneioanger
Sell oeo at itole pua DIN esea Som 0enne, ben Dig
ti5ilc al ale ai9preIierl"
Sea bar rleget opbra9t.
-O1ooer," ia0oe ieo, LEG troe0e, at 9fblen Tor
Boo 9~agtolelIe.@
0}ooer iooreoe life, men iaa finn poa mig meo ct
9lit, iom io9oe mere emo bmoreoe 0ro pao en- Song,
saa ifpnoe ia mig 5erop % ifreo ct 0igt, iom
BAR me9et 8oOt (oet ipntes ga ie), men ig tror life,
at 0looer bloc meme oct iaHHe.
Zen +. Cfto6er. @rpoeaaret er forbf og
ie9 bar altiao iii fun at p1re IDffelig 4len ieg i0nes
life, oct er nor iaa rart at pare iorlooet, ionl lea
9apoe tgnft mig. Get er nit. ioroi ie9 6ar maattet
tro6e Q1ooers Qienin9 ior at iaa min eleu lat i9en-
mem. 5olf Tiger, at bun BAR lne3en 0ieaneifeflt0ifab,
at 5tl meo ct eneite glif fan lie Oct, iom aaore iprt
lprer efter lang 6ios @ranifning.
Zen 1o. ofto6cr. Seq er bleoen ~ftrrfteIis
~forfsIct.
Get er nGitcn ior ilent. SEQ er os paa, at ieg
fommer til at bote belle 9interet, % ioa blioer ieg
mot til at 6ooe mig moe SteOen for at gou no
ianmeu neo aarl.
= Zen ~. Oftober. 0arl Tiger. at Gan oiohe
life, at iea 6apoe ioa let oeo at ioa Soie, % at BAN
baaber, at ie8 life oar 2lnla9 til 9rptpJe. 9aaOe
bans 6o0er OF aPo0er er osoe al 9rpitipge, % Jam
bli0er ian ner0ea al at 3pre 5olf 5ote. seq par lige
peo at bliue fpnlt aites, ior6i ieg anitren9te mig
ior life at PLACE Dam meo min @ohe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09
v.


- Zen 2. l6ooen6er. sea tror pirfelia, at
ie1 er ip1 for alnor og ifol til at 90. 5 9at ipptteOe
ia Iiot Bloc op. Seq tor life i9e oct til @ooer,
oct oil aere benoe ioo onot, men ieg er ps paa. at
oct Tom ira 2ltngerne. aarl ia9Oe iioit, ban oar Der,
at ban maatte blpe bortc, inotil ig blep liot beore,
ior min Soite fpoer ligeion bans Qiooers. Seq bar
iet miB nle9et enc % bar iGloet nogle Saarer, men
for bet meite bar ieg pGret ait for beorgpet til at
funne grace.
0iou ban oil iorlaOe mig, ocriom ri bleu gilt,
% iea iaa ff Soite.
- Senoag Den IS. Staffels Mooer er iaa
G%ugitelia ior mi8. Seq tan ilet life iortaa, at 6un
fan elife ing iao bgit, iaooan ion i1 bar opiert mig
inoo benoe. Dion life, naar ait tonnuer til alt, ems
1iooer er ems beoite Ben. Seg boloer benOe paogen
belle 9latten meo min 6oite % er ion miSr1o0ig o.
gnaoen beIe EaaeL men buu er li8e fprli9 % 600
inoo mig.
Zen 20. Aopember. - 0a leg iioit ifrep, par
oct Spnbug- Seq frnoe life fonrne Strife, og ie1
ielte ma nreget eriom % iorio9t. Seq ipgte at iinoe
Sreit 9on1en, men ou iea laa paa allG, BRAT ieg
@rnao % bau0e life ct euete Oro at iige. Seq bar
10 life Jet aarl ii Gage. @eoens ig fnnleOe, be.
gpnote ieg at betra9te mig ielp iom ct iitloitGnoigt
llbore al egeufarligbeo, at i9 flln6e iorlange, at
ban IfuIOe tilbrin8e line 9itener Dos mig, naar iee er
ian Onarlig OF PLACER Dam nleo min Soite. 90 ig
ipurgte mig ielu, ON oct life piloe bare rigtigit al mig
at bGpe 6orlopeDell, bbis ie9 uirfelig buooe 9rpitipge,
Den Spa6orl, 9arl met al allie grlpoe ior. Get itoo,
for mia iom en- ScluopoireGe, Der oil0e paste for mig.
0erpan BAD ieg, = ia, i9 bao uirfelig, ionl ieJ life
bapoe beoet ouer ct 9ur, % Snnfen ON min Selp.
opoireIe pofieOe % blep ioo berlig, al ig neo nG-
item triunferenoe @lGoe flnoe ifrioe til %itaffels aurl,
tpoo ig 6ap6e %beihlttet.
r1iin fore, fare aarll" ifrco ieg, aiN tsr neppe
iiae oia, buao oct foicr mig at meooele dig, tpoo ieg
bar beInttet. Nien i9 er bis paa, at on nil fetoer
mig ioa goOt, at on oil uioe, at oct finn er, iorOi oit
Sips 9pffe er mig i%enoei9 %oprebarere emo min eaen,
at 'iel bar beitenit mig til at ifriue, ion i1 esr.
"a on isrite @ana inaOc, at on 6apoe mig far,
itotalte on, bpab OIL iioen manage @ange bor logt, at
oct par min .afunterbeo oa @leoe", ionl orog dig til
mig. Seg pioite, at Der iinoer MIN Mllnterbeo IfiulteS
oct, iom beore bar bin aprligbeb pGro, og ig gleoeoe
mig ouer, at ig frnoe 9iue Dig mere, emo ont isgtc.
S1 pioite, at i9 life Blot uur oct ~tanfelsie, latter
nfiIoe Higeborll, men at ieg eieoe ct Sierte, opbt iom
Oceonet, og bette Sierte pnr DIT.
Naen nj er min Mlrnterbeo % fsrinooigbeb borte,
ig er fpg, og ip ifoI naaffe os. Deriom oct bliper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

iaa, uiIoe Oct uere 9erligt at om9ioes a DIN aarlig.
bo lioe inotiI DOZENS 4'orte og at 5ape dig til at
f%orffenne mime ioite Gage. 0len oct piI oare for ipert
for dig, min i~tatfes sarl, 9Ois on Oerior pnes. at
oct er 6eot % buis oct fltnoe fri DIG ira sorg %
Snerte, gioer ie9 Dig DIT Ono til6o9e Gu er ri
Gin lille Safe
Seq ioo life belle Den 9Iut. 9toIig UlanOa8 Olor-
gen ~afienote ieg NIT 9reO, % nit 9ierte 6aafeoe 5ele
0agen, iaa jeB par ganife trpt % %ne0taaal. 5 0}orf-
ningel fom bans 5uar. Seq fan Oct l0ena0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09
oaere 9ate!

Seq bar ditto piOi, at on bar a~oelnoOig % ieGo-
opofrenoe, men M bar on eipet mig ct it9nt gepis
oerpaa. Seq %tiIitoar, at ieg bleo uneget ituifet peo at
opoage, at on par iaa iuag, % at oct bar Oeret mig
piuligt at 9ere paa Din Soite, iipr Oa Den niloeoe
mig ON Den Iatge, teoionmeige Sp9oon9tio, 90 itaf-
fels 5ealp % ieg pleieoe 01oOer. Seq IooeOe Den
@on9 mig ielp, alOri9 at agte en- 6rgtipg a0ipOe, %
ie9 taffer Dig, foroi on bar giort mug oct iaa let at
9eoe 8or6inoelie1 inlellem os. 4line lDie 6orbaa6uin-
ger er tilintetgiort, og oct oil pare lauge, ior ieg
fiaoer en-, ion tan rOfDIOe Din 9laOs. Seq be9eoer fife
at ii9e, 6por oerne Shlffelie 9pr mig Quot for Din
Sfplo. seq baober, at on nil iin0e DIN 8ret De
liaionen. oermeo til6a9eieaoer ieg Oiue greoe, Ell
&ot al Dit Soar Q. l. D. Seq pil ifte 8pre Dig BE
~brejoelier fr Den Snerte, on bar Uolot mig; ie9 0ee0,
on fan life gre for. at on er 6lepel iaa iong. %
ie9 %forbliDer Din trOiaite Sen
&arl un0erbi4L.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

Zen 1. 5amuar 1891 seq oil lutte oeane
9eretning, bpiS ieo iornaar oct.
eOifa forite 5noifgoelie eiter at 5aoe lat bans
greo oar at lebe lige til 9tOoer meo oct o8 geame
mig betoes fare, t~roaite 5aOa.
0ien ieg fpapeOe meo mig ieo, o9 IneoenS NIT
@jerte bonteoe, iaa at ieg nGppe tunoe iere 4eunerL
ltrep ie8:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

Gen 20. Safnlar. - Seq fan rpiten life no
Doloe at lfrine bet, men ieg pif 9lnffet bar reppe
fert | @oar, oa amelia fonl. Sun bar ppret bort
rellt 90 bapoe fsrit tplig iaaet at uioe, bpao Der par
lfet. Siin bar naturligpis ~npsgerrig efter at bore belle
Siitoricn.
GSortietes.)
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-06-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters remain un-
called for in the postoffice at Roman,
Montana. When calling for same
please say advertise ..
Charley Amamlabue, Mr.. Jim Pear
son, Frank Powell, Chas. Olson, Mr..
James Neil, George McHaden (3),
Mrs. A. 0. Frisch, Chip D. Samuel,
Mr.. Frank Hanratty, Mr. Lawrence
Dent (3), G. D. Hansen, Anna Nor
ris, Mr.. Lafen Woods, Miss Annie
Mary Joseph, Mr. Art Cramer, Geo.
Devine, S. E. Chatterton,, Mr.. Albert
Alborg, Harry I!etford, Mr.. Sopiel
Michel, Mr.. George Schafer, Miss
Mable Fox, Mrs. Jennie Higuera
J. A. LEMIRE, Postmaster.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-06-15
JUNE
1 6 tn

LOST-Between Mission and Post
creek Suit case containing ladies
and children's clothing. Return to
Pioneer office for reward rs
W. T: Giese, manager of the
grain department of the Big
Store, left last Saturday for
Wilsall to remove his family to
Roman. They have leased one
OF the Scarce cottages in the
Scarce addition and expect to
be occupying the same within a
week.
Bolivar Scarce and Earl Fos-
ter, who are both we'll known in
Roman, drove over from Butte
last Saturday and spent day
or two with the Scarce family.
Bolivar is the manager of the
Metz car agency at Butte and
reports a very successful open
ing of the automobile season.
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. -adv.
Misses Barbara Kahn and
Azalie Savage expect to leave
one day this week for Portland
where they will attend the Ma
tional Educational Convention in
that city. Miss Kahn will then
return to Missoula where she
will spend the summer with her
sister and Miss Savage will visit
relatives in Wallace, Idaho.
They will both resume their
school work in Roman the ensu-
ing year.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-06-15
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT

A summary of the June crop re-
port for the state of Montana and
for the United States, as compiled
by the Bureau Of Crop Estimates at
Washington, is as follows:
WINTER WHEAT
State-June 1 forecast, 100000
bushels; production last year, final
estimate, 11,S25.000 bushels.
United States-June 1 forecast,
1913 100000 bushels; production last
year, final estimate, 4S1,744,OOO BUSH
els.
SPRING WHEAT
State-June forecast, 26,1O0,OOO
bushels; production last year, final
estimate, 6.S3O, 900 bushels.
United ,States-2S3,000,O0 bushels;
15S, 142,O00.
OATS
State-30. 100000 bushels; produce
ton last year, final estimate, 25,0S0,-
900 bushels.
United States-1,3S 100000 BUSH
els; production last year, final esti-
mate, 1851, $685. 900 bushels.
ALL HAY
State 2,770,000 tons; production
last year, final estimate, 109,7S6,O00.
United States-1O2, 100000 tons;
production last year, final estimate,
109,7s6,00O tons.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-06-15

Tom Bailey was a Missoula
visitor Saturday.
Frank Ohmstead, who is now
associated with the Studehaker
Co. at Missoula. spent Monday in
Roman on business.
Mr.. C. M. Rosskopt are the
parents of baby boy, born
Wednesday morning, the 18th.
DR.. Resner was the attending
physician.
Same thing much cheaper at the OWL.
D. D. Hull spent Sunday and
Monday in Missoula, returning
home Tuesday with a new Over
land truck to be used for de-
livery purposes in connection
with his dairy business.
Miss Eunice Waterman won
the twenty-eight piece set of
silverware in the popular young
lady contest featured by the
Clifton Comedy Co. during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Verne Nadrau re-
turned to Roman Friday last from
their honeymoon trip to wash
ington. They were given a cor
dial welcome by their many
friends.
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. adv.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong, one of
Romans teachers, has joined her
parents in Spokane where they
will make their home for the
summer. Miss Armstrong will
resume her school work in Roman
this fall.
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Mrs. George Mccormick was
called to Missonla the latter part
OF last week as a special nurse.
William D. Plowden, Jr., of
Helena, an old school friend of
Lloyd |. Wallace. spent Tuesday
IN roman enroute to Kalispell.
Mr.. PloWden spoke in glowing
terms OF the Flathead and the
progress shown since the date
or his visit here last fall.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-06-15
AUTOMOBILE FOP SALE

Five passenger model SO Overland
touring car; run about 4,Gh0 miles.
Car is in first class condition and
good for seasons r,m w thUut any
expense. Have no use for the car
and need the money. Inquire at Pho
neer office.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-06-15
Blood Bay Belgian Stallion
" GARNEMENT"

Pedigree No. 46,6S0. Pedigree will
be shown on request.
Garnament is an imported Belgian
stallion weighing over 1000 pounds;
color blood bay and a good individ-
ual; in good breeding condition. Will
make the season of 1917 at my ranch
9 miles west and 3 miles south Of
Roman.
TERMS $40 to insure mare with
f0a': or $500 cash and $1,000 when
mare is known to be with foal,
changes hands or is removed from
the country. Will not be responsible
for accidents.
G. L. PEDEN