The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31

with costs of 500. The matter was set
tied outside of court and the charge was
withdrawn.
There will be preaching in the Presby-
teran church Sunday at II a. IN. and
s p. IN. Sunday school at IL M. Prayer
meeting and Sunday school teachers
meeting on Wednesday at SIP. m. Rev.
J. R. Russell, minister.
II. A. Shoaf has ordered The Pilot sent
for three months to each OF the follow
ing relatives: J. w. Schofcld, David
City, Neb. j. r. Shoaf, Lincoln, Neb.,
Rev. w. Ii. Shoaf, Pauline, Neb. and
J. W. Simpson, Lima, o.
1t is noticeable that drunken men are
very seldom seen on our streets of late,
and the shooting of firearms and yelling
that once prevailed at night is also
missed. The citizens Of the town are
duly thankful for the changed condi-
tons.
H. r. Schneider, who formerly con-
Quoted tailor shop in Whitefish, writes
in from Waterloo, Ia, and asks to have
The Pilot sent to him at that place. MIR.
Schneider has many friends here whose
best wishes will follow him wherever he
goes.
The next social meeting Of the Metho-
dist Ladies' Aid society will be held at
the home of Mrs. Vim. WORKMAN on
Columbia avenue. These meetings have
proven themselves to be much enjoyed
by all who attend and We invite every
one to come and spend social afternoon
with US next Wednesday.
The Mcintosh Hdw. Co. have rented
the old Studio building back Of the Nc
Cabe store, for plumbing shop. You
will find there full line of bath tubs,
sinks and lavatories. We have secured
the services Of Mr.. A. r. Rice, a plum
Der of more than twenty years expert
ence, and we guarantee the work to be
first class in every particular.
Albert Patterson is now the possessOr
Of the baritone hom which has hereto
fore been played by f. D. Mabry in
such an efficient manner, Mr.. Mabry
having disposed of the same in order to
buy high grade euphonium Mr.. Pat
terson expects t. soon master the in
tricacies of the instrument, and will Join
the band.
The Methodist church choir is making
preparations for concert and recital to
be given Thursday evening, February q.
The choir will be assisted by Mrs. Young
as elocutionist, and among other num-,
bers will be a selection by the Whitefish
Ocarina club. A nominal admission
fee will be charged, the proceeds OF
which will go toward buying new music
for the church services.
The first case in Montana decided
under the 16-hour law passed by the last
legislature was one in Helena, when
Judge Clement fined the Northern Pacific
Railway Co. 500 for working the train
and engine crew % hours on the train
which was wrecked several weeks ago at
Birdseye. 1t is presumed an appeal will
be taken. A similar case is pending at
Livingston.
H. B. Frazee, who lives in Helena
Flats, has killed seventeen lynx within
two mikes of his place this winter, and
says there are several more that he will
get before spring. Others have killed
one or more, and in all large number
OF animals have been taken in the past
two months. They have never been so
numerous in the valley, and either they
are rapidly increasing or something has
brought them in from the mountains in
unprecedented numbers.-Inter Lake.
The members of the Woman's Civic
club Of Whitefish were entertained Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. f. X.
Green by Mrs. T. Miller and Mrs. Green.
After short business meeting at which
the ladies decided to give a sleigh ride
party in the near future, the table was set
for twelve and those present were served
to delicious luncheon. The next social
meeting will be at the home of Mrs. J.
.. Black, the fourth Tuesday in Febru-
airy. All business meetings will be held
at the home Of Mrs. f. X. Green until
further notice.