The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-08-28

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on Tuesday, September %.
n +. Kester left Monday for Allison,
Ia, his old home. where it is understood
he will be married in the near future. He
will return to Whitetish in about month.
The Whitefsh Clerks union is ar
ranging for grand Labor day ball,
which will be given on Monday night,
Sept. I. Everybody is invited to partici-
pate in the event.
A special meeting OF Vista Chapter, Z.
d., 0. +. s., will be held in the Mason
ic hall Monday evening, Aug. 81. All
members are requested to be present.
Mrs. Geddes, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dannhisser, Miss
Block and S. j. NJ. Bcebee spent Sunday
at Lake Mcdonald The gentlemen re-
turned the same evening, leaving the
ladies there for the rest of the week
There will be a special meeting of the
Ladies Aid society OF the Methodist
church next Wednesday afternoon in the
church at $50 O'Clock. This meeting will
be very important as it is the last in the
year. A full attendance is desired
Among the horseback brigade that
went to the mining country Sunday were
II. T. Mayfield Percy F. Dodds, DR.. J.
A. Tillett and c. NJ knowlton. Since
visiting the prospects some of these gen.
tlemen are reported to have developed a
bad case Ct mining fever.
G. F. Inglis was in town Wednesday
from his ranch south of town and left at
the printing Office a gallon of gooseber
res which beat anything in the goose
berry line that has yet come to our no.
tice The berries were almost as large
as plums, and strikingly illustrate what
can be done in tie small fruit line in this
locality.
The depot lunch counter had close
call from being burned out last Friday
through gasoline explosion. An en-
ploye OF the place endeavored to fill the
can of gasoline stove without turning
out the blaze, and there was something
doing Immediately thereafter. The fire
was extinguished by hand chemical APP
paratus.
The proceeds from the sale of ice
cream sold in the parlors of c. A. Mat
thews' Thursday afternoon, September 3,
between the hours of 2 and O'Clock,
will be donated to the Women's society
of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. c. A..
Matthews will be the hostess for the af-
ternoon. All are cordially invited.
The "Missouri Grip company gave a
first class performance in the local hall
on Monday night, which was well attend
ed. After the various aggregations OF
transformers which have visited the town,
it is quite refreshing to witness perfor-
nance by company OF professionals
who understood their business and were
endeavoring to give the public the worth
OF their money.
B. f. Gibson returned to Whitefish
last Friday after having taken an ex-
tended trip to points of interest in var
ious parts OF the country. Mr.. Gibson
has been engaged by the Whitetish school
board to act as principal during the COM
ing school term. He is we'll qualified as
an educator, and during his previous
residence here made many friends who
are pleased to have him locate here per-
manently.
Mrs. A. r. Mckinley died at the
Northwestern hospital at kalispell at
$50 O'Clock sunday afternoon, after a
long illness. The funeral service was held
Monday. Mrs. Mckinley was we'll known
in this county, having for several years
been in charge of the postoffice at Essex
and had lived in ether localities in the
county. She was the mother-in-law OF
Mrs. II. T. Mayficld of Whitefish. who
was present at the death. Mrs. Mckinley
was SO years old
The recital given by Miss Margaret l..
Roebuck and her pupils Wednesday af-
ternoon was largely attended and was
pronounced great success by all. The
pupils of Miss Roebuck, from the begin
ners to those who have been under her
instruction for some time, rendered their
several selections in very crcditable
manner, and gave evidence of careful
training at the hands of their teacher.
Vocal solos and Rotations were inter-
sperced throughout the program, and
were well rendered.
Mrs. NJ. B. Lee, of New York, will
probably come to Whitefsh, instead OF
Mrs. Flora ID. Palmer, to address the
women of Whitefish in the Presbyterian
church OH Tuesday afternoon, September
|, at $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs. Ice is repre-
sentative of the Woman's Board of Home
Missions and will speak on the work of
the board. An offering will also be re-
ceived for the work. Mrs. Lee is repre-
sented as being very fine speaker and
| the ladies will find it we'll worth their
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