The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-03-16

in Roman Tuesday on business.
John N, Bailey this week boush.
new Ford touring car through III
Roman Repair Shop.
j. C. Dillon and family have move
in from the ranch 2ne hay" take
housekeeping rooms over the Scealc
block.
Joseph Kicnlen, rancher and stock
grower from the Big Bend district
transacted business in Roman Monda,
and Tuesday.
Gus Manning is again able 70 /,
about after suffering most of the win
ter with rheumatism and pics. i.;y
His friends are pleased to see hin
in town again.
Beht Langhoff, one Of the farmers
west of Roman, this week bought a
Ford touring car and is now equipped
to take in much larger territory
than heretofore.
VIM. Arnold has just nnished bu Id
.ng large porcl. on The .rCnt Of the
H. j. Vessey residence northeast of
town and otherwise iripro2 nH l:.'
interior of the same.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl.
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent with Mrs. F. j. White on We'd
nesday when she entertained the
members of the Good Cheer club at a
same of bridge and five o'clock lun-
cheon.
F. L. Cooper, field representative of
the Great Western Sugar company
left Wednesday for Longmont, Colo
to attend the convention Of the field
men of the company, He will be gone
about ten days.
VIM. Engle, our efficient deputy
sheriff, will now race out and bring
in the criminal element in Ford
touring car, as he purchased one the
first of the week through the Roman
Repair Shop, local agents.
Earl D. Covell was down from Mis-
soula the first of the week for a few
days visit with his family. Mr..
Covell's interests in Missoula demand
much of his time and his trips have
been many between the two towns
this winter.
Paul LaChambre is remodeling his
residence in the Clairmont addition
and adding to it's attractive appear
ance by the construction of screen
enclosed veranda. The work is under
the design and supervision of S. E.
Chatterton.
Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Hawley we.'c rr
from the agency at Dixon :cvcral
days this week visiting with Mrs.
Hawley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine Morigeau. Mr.. Hawley 1c-
ports much activity in railroad wnlk
in the vicinity of Mission creek and
the agency and predicts trains nm
ming early in the summer.
Mrs. Clarissa Bigalow of MARSHALL
town, Iowa, stopped over night in Ro-
nan last Saturday while returning to
her home after spending the winter
in Medford, Oregon, with her son.
Mrs. Bigalow is a sister of c. F. and
E. H. Rathbonc and was in hopes of
reaching Roman before e. H. left for
Rochester, but was disappointed.
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. adv
Mrs. j, G Curtis and Mrs. A. C.
Marshman entertained the Ladies'
Thursday, March s, with 30 members
present. Routine business was trans
acted and final arrangements made
for the parcel post social to be held
March %, at the M. r. church. After
the business session the remainder
of the afternoon was spent socially
and after a delightful lunch the la
dies adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Maloney ON March 30.
Hon. D, N. Mason has been in town
this week attending to unfinished
business and packing up his house
hold goods preparatory to removing to
Missoula where he will assume the
duties of assistant county attorney.
BY so doing, the reservation portion
of Missoula county secures recog-
milton for the first time by having a
deputy or assistant in county office.
Fred Angevine, the county attorney,
will have a warm spot in our hearts
hereafter. Mr.. Mason's many friends
here congratulate him on securing
the position and wish him we'll, al