The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-17

| Mrs. w. r. Sheen drove to Missoula
Sunday, returning Tuesday with Mr..
Lemire's mother who has been visit
ing IN Missoula for the past two
weeks.
The large new barn of A. E. Pied
alue is completed, painted and even
filled with hay and grain. The build
ing shows up we'll on the ranch and
adds greatly to the appearance of
the place.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl.
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. adv.
We are pleased to state that Mrs.
VIM. Engle who has been confined to
the hospital at st. Ignatius for the
past two weeks is now greatly i'm
proved in health and is expected
home shortly.
B. +. Murray of Horte celebrated
the completion of his large new barn
by giving a dance last Saturday
night. A large crowd gathered to
enjoy the festivities and everyone re-
ports fine time.
Mrs. A. M. Sterling was called to
Missoula this week by the serious
illness of her mother. Mrs. ]. T. Far
rell. When Mrs. Sterling arrived
there her mother was improving and
is now on the way to recovery.
Mrs. ]. E. Fuhrer and daughter,
Grace, and Ernest kering drove over
to Camas Hot Springs Tuesday. Mrs.
Fuhrer will remain and come home
with Mrs. r. A. Jensen who has been
at the springs for the past two weeks.
Percy Carr went to Spokane the
latter part of last week to take the
examination for the entry-into the.U.S
army. He passed the examination
and will leave for the camp in CAL
ifornia as soon as notified to appear.
E. l.. Sitter brought down another
load Of fruit from his ranch at Big
Fork last Saturday and says he can
can dispose of all he will bring. His
fruit crop is large and of good quail
ity and he will realize a good profit
therefrom.
Mrs. Ran Roberts and daughter,
Mrs lof O. E.,
Spokane where they will spend a few
days and from there will go to Che
welah. Wash. for visit with rela-
tives and friends. They expect to be
gone two weeks.
Bert McGraw, a rancher in the
Camas country, was a business visitor
In town the first OF the week. Mr..
McGraw has the contract of trans
porting the reclamation engineers
about the country and we hope to see
him quite often.
Harry Todd. who resigned his posi-
tlon as baker. in the Quality Bakery
in Roman to enlist in the army, is
now in the bakery department of the
army at a salary of $500 per month.
His Roman friends will be glad to
hear that he secured so good place. |
Cage Collins is building a neat lit
tie shack in the Smead addition for
Mr.. Paullis. When the same is COM
pleted Mr. Collins will move his fami-
ly therein for the winter In the
spring Mr.. Paullis will erect a fine
large residence on his property.
Mrs. Howard A. Wilson arrived in
Roman last week from Spokane and
will now make this her home. Mr. |
and Mrs. Wilson are the proud par
ents of baby girl born at st. Luke's
hospital in Spokane on July 10. The
little girl has been christened Clara
Lloyd Wallace left for Spokane
last Thursday to report at army head
quarters. He will be stationed at Ft.
Wright until sent to the training
camp in California. Mrs. Wallace
him to Spokane but will
return to resume her duties on the
Pioneer next week
Archie Colder returned last week
from the Musselshell country where
he went to work through the harvest
and threshing season. He says there
is no place like Roman and the Flat
head for him. He went to work at
once with his father at the carpen-
.er trade in the new town of Tabor
On next Sunday evening at eight
o'clock at the NJ E. church a brief
or abstracts of the two lec-
ures delivered at the Chautauqua
will be given, viz. Through South
Amarica" and HNf;oup pdorctoo.l Mo-