The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-02-21

EIV0Ut0U hTVJlO CNuINut BuOut C0tuI>
day in KalispS1I.
Roadmassef fitzpatrick spent day
in Kahspsil Isst week.
The big tuw5tA on the Milwaukee at
Bonits has bssn completed.
Ben Ramsy returned this week from
an extended trip in the eaet.
The Milwaukee railroad has nearly
completed its depot at FORSYTH
Superintendent W. R. Smith returned
Tue sday from the conference OF officials
at St. Paul.
Express Messenger Jesse Wood
stopped over in town so as to be able to
take in the b3nd dance.
Enginser Lsusberson aud Fireman H.
f. Card srs working on the Fernie
branch with work train.
H. T. Maydsid, tho poet,snsineer, is
invited to contribute spring poem to
The Pilots railroad department.
Machinist A. p. Sheridan left Tuesday
night for his old home in Bellingham,
Wssh., having received word that his
father WAS i'll. He hopes to return in
about 10 days.
Freight Conductor W. W. McFadzen
and wife have removed to Rexford,
whore Mr.. McFadzen takes run on
the Fernie branch. They have disposed
OF their Whltefish property.
Conductor Greenhalgh was in town
Tuesday from Kalispell looking after
his intrests here. Mr.. Grcenhaigh
owns some renting property in White
Ash which brings him good returns.
w. L. Brown died Thursday morning
at the hospital, brain fever being the
cause of death. The deceased was a
member of the b. r. c. of A., and also a
Mason. A sister in England was notified.
Superintendent J. II. O'Neill ia
among the ~kickers this week, and he
certainly has -c.use for complaint. He
states that he has not been getting his
Pilot regularly and wants the matter
remedied.
The Pilot gladly offers the nee OF it's
columns to any Of the boys who desire
to "get even" with Conductor "Buck-
shot" Robertson on account OF cartoons
which have been traced to his versatile
brush.
The Pilot recently printed some cards
for A. Tos.o, the boilsrmaker, upon
which is told the trying experiences o
man being examined for y railroad
position. Mr.. Tosto is distributing
them to his friends.
Conductor A. NJ. Matthews has com
pletrd the construction OF new variety
OF train box which combines many
wonderful features and will undoubte.l
" come into general use when it,
eccentricities and oonveniences are thor
oughly understood.
The Whitefsh yards have been full o
cars this week, which reminds ono 0
the strenuous times that prevailed las
GUNNER, wnen the biggest rush in th'
history Of the road was on, men wer'
scarce and railroading generally wa
conducted under the greatest Of Difficult
ties.
Brakeman Lanigan came in Saturday
from the wilderness where the Ferni'
branch operates and had rather ex
citing ex xperience such as tho unsophis
ticated often come in contract Will
when they arrive in the city from tn
back woods. Mr.. Lanigan took apart
ments at one OF our modern lodginl
houses, and in some manner mixed III
with the new, tangled lighting system
with the result that serious conaagra
tion was narrowly averted. To be NOR
ex plicit, he upset kerosene lamp il
his room, and for about 10 minmtes
looked as though the fire department
would be needed. With the assis.
ance Of Passenger Brakeman Desarm
he finally subdued the fames.