The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20

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10 at. white enamel pail, Coo, at
McCabe- Corbett Co.
When You want GOOD job printing,
call at The Pilot office. 4 49,.
Bryce Plymate has taken position
with the Cut Bank Mercantile Co.
Sunday evening service will be held at
7:30 o'clock in the Presbyterian church.
VIM. Ferguson and Clarence Mabry
went hunting Sunday and returned with
a fine deer.
A Thanksgiving service will be held in
the Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving
morning at 1880 o'clock.
If you find an article belonging to some
other person, advertise it in The Pilot.
No charges for such Ads.
1t pays to advertise in The Pilot, be-
cause it is read by practically everybody
in Whitefish and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Mansfield moved
Monday to their home which they pur-
chased recently in the Riverside addi-
ton.
DR.. and Mrs A. T. Lees and Miss
. McCann"n went to Eureka Wednesday
to be present at the McCannon- Brown
wedding.
Do you want a situation? The Pilot
will aid you in securing it without any
charge. Want ads of this character are
run free.
c. H. Ratchye is the proud possessor
of some thoroughbred chickens OF the
Wyandotte variety, which he received
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike L. Prudential were
in Spokane for several days the first of
the week on combined business and
pleasure trip.
The Whitefish band has discontinued
its Monday night rehearsals for the
present, and hereafter will meet only on
Friday nights.
Mrs. Levi Ruthruff, who has been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
NJ. Hutchinson, left Saturday for her
o home in Michigan.
II Mro n w Cr,r,ol1 s,,%
week from Plains visiting friends. She
q left Tuesday for Pleasant Valley, where
her brother resides.
H. 0. Christensen is using pair of
crutches this week, having recently uE-
. derwent an operation to relieve an af-
Fiction to one of his feet.
After the second nights production
of the drama, Escaped from the Law"
Tuesday, dance will be given by the
Royal Neighbors of America.
Mrs. VIM. Carswell has been doing
considerable home cooking the past week
. for which she has found ready sale and
has received many-compliments.
. Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Davis went to
Great Falls Wednesday to get their furni.
ture, which they will bring to Whitefsf
and again make their home here.
Manager schctfer OF the depot lunch
counter is probably the first man in towr
to adopt coal AZ fuel, he having shipped
in supply from Chinook last week.
The Whitefsh Masonic lodge held 6
special meeting on Tuesday evening
Meetings will be held every Tuesday un
til the lodge catches up with its work.
$3.50 in cash buys $500 meal ticke
at the depot lunch room. Our place i.
the clcancst and our service the best. L
can't be beat Chas Schefier, Mgr.
Mrs. C. II. Brawley and Mrs. 0. f
Schoonover entertained the ladies' of tin
G. l. A. to the b. of L. +. at the HON,
Of the former on Wednesday afternoon
A. J. Walker, who is camped at Poin
Of Pines this week, caught l2-pount
trout while trolling in the lake Monday
Mr.. Walkers party is also getting plent,
of ducks and all are enjoying their sta,
at Whitefsh lake, the finest in the world
Mrs. James Riach has purchased tn
dyeing and cleaning business formerl
conducted by A. d. McCready, and la
moved to the opposite side of the street
where she will be located from this tim
on.
A. E. Long and George Blume re
turned Saturday from hunting trip t
the upper end of Whitefish lake, wher
they camped in Mr. Longs cabin an
poi.t ev@7.' days chasing Dyer the su.
r-c45iaS n4t.s a.,"t Arsc game. No re
\ suits.
]. +. McFarlane and Geo. L. Tayl,
went to the mining district north of tow
Sunday, returning Tuesday. While i
the hills they did some location work an
put in considerable time prospecting
They retln ed more enthusiastic tina
ever over the new district, and hay
every confidence that some paving MINI