The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-10-02
COUNTY NEWS
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Kalispell has Young Mems Repub-
lican League club.
| Bigfork is growing, according to the
News of that place, and there is not a
vacant house in the town.
i l. D. Rognlien of Kalispell has been
elected as chairman of the demot ratio
county central committee.
]. w. Walker, the we'll known Kalis-
pell druggist, has sold his drug store in
terests to Coram and WEIGH, and will de-
vote his entire attention to his automobile
business.
We understand that the county is
about to purchase the ferry across the
Flathead river at Holt from Paul Smith,
of this place, and conduct Gree ferry"
-Bigfork News.
Sam D. McNeely made trip to Day
ton on Tuesday. He says the place is
booming, and that they are putting up
a school house that would be credit to
a place four times as arge.-kalispell
journal.
The large trout are now running and
the river banks are lined with fishermen
of all descriptions. Some real large ones
have been caught and you may expect to
hear some larger fish stories from this on.
-Bigfork News.
w. B. Rhoades, secretary of the Kalis-
pell chamber Of commerce, has gone to
Helena to be present at the state fair al d
see that the county gets all the advertis-
ing that's coming to it through tine fine
exhibit at the state fair.--kalispell Jour
nal.
The mill being put in 6 miles above
town will be operated as the Tobacco
Lumber company, with Henry Welty
manager. 1t is expected that the new
company will be, ready to begin saving
in about two weeks.-Tobacco Plains
Journal
Ross Hargravc has purchased a half
AlltCtCcV' III dllu Will uC-
vote his entire time to the up building of
the paper. The Columbian will soon be
enlarged to an eight-page paper, four
pages of which will be printed ut home.
A new line of the most up-to-datc type
has been ordered and you may look for
the Columbian to soon rank with the
neatest and best country papers Of the
state.-Columbian.
Having nothing upon which to 60 be-
fore the people of the county, democratic
newspapers and democratic politicians
are endeavoring to have it appear that
there is division of sentiment among re-
publicans on account of the ticket nomi-
mated at kalispell. To republicans this
is amusing and it discloscs weakness
upon the part Of the democrats of the
county who want Office which is becom-
ing more and more Western
News
S. j. Dal.lbcrg, the railroad contractor,
who has been working out in Washing
ton for some time, was here recently
looking after his big tract of land in the
Fortine district. Mr.. Dahlberg is one of
the most persistent and consistent boost
ers for the Flathead You will find any
where. He is as enthusiastic as D. r..
McGinnis, and not as fowery. His con-
tracts have taken him all over the north
west, and he says there is no other valley
or Sci ton that will compare with the
Flathead in size, in variety of resources,
in fertility, or in certain promise for the
future. He says the one thing that
strikes him as the strangest is that We
have not already secured electric roads
over the valley. He declares that electric
enterprises are building or are being
started in a dozen places to the west OF
us, where there is nothing like the in
ducement to offer the builders that we
have here. He believes it would be an
easy matter to get the necessary capital
enlisted if an effort were made, and that
the roads would certainly give big re-
turn on the investment He doesn't ex-
actly accuse us of being asleep, but he
insists that we are not making the most
Of our opportunities for developments
Daily Inter Lake.