The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-06-25
* OF LOCAL INTEREST *


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Steel fishing rods for So. Is at The Cash
Store.
f. W. Hamilton came in Wednesda,
from Fortune
Scott Jaqueth has returned to kalispel
from Tittin, Q.
Dog catchers wanted at once. VIM
n. Parent, Marshal.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Weber visited il
Kalispell on Tuesday.
Only few pieces left OF our Zoe glass
ware. The Cash Store.
c. F. Laeuger was visitor in tow
Wednesday from Columbia Falls.
Mrs. f. w. Grant has purchased tn,
Jas. Riach residence on Lupier avenue
Missoula expects $4,000 people to reg
; lister there for the Flathead land drawing
A number of dog catchers are wante,
at once by the town marshal, VIM. n
Parent
Slightly used 4-cycle gasoline boat en-
CINE for sale; IA horsepower; S25
G. E. DAYS..
Interesting Children's day exercise
were held at the Methodist church Sun
day night, large audience bein
present.
Mrs. ]. 7. jackson, who has bee
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
Monk, left yesterday for her home i
Spokane.
Boats will leave the Second stree
bridge every hour after 9 a. N. Oh Jul
4. Fare for round trip, soc. c. T
Davis & Co.
Edward Moran and Miss White hay
rented the Connolly building on Centr,
avenue and expect to open up COME,
tionery and stationery store in the nes
future
The last issue of Grit, a newspaper
national circulation, contained an artic
and picture of Joe Vaughan and the b
sturgeon which was caught in the koott
mai river by J. w. Vaughan recent,
The Somers Lumber Co.'s Whitefs
mill will probably be started in the nes
future, although the starting OF the mi
depends upon the strike situation
Somers. 1t is stated that as soon
the strike there is settled or broken Il
local mill will be started.
A dance will be given in skyles' ha
tonight under the auspices OF the inan'
committee of the Fourth of July cell
) bration. The proceeds will be apple
. towards paying the expenses OF the cell
bration, and everybody is urged to
present, or at least to buy ticket.
The Order of the Eastern Star W
hold no meetings for the next two month
unless it be special meetings which
might be necessary to hold. This is
custom followed by some lodges duril
the warm summer months, when it
difficult to get up interest in lodge NEE
ings.
A suggestion made by J. A. Monk r
garding trees ON the park grounds mig
be followed to advantage. Young popl
trees are coming up all over the par
which, being native to the soil, gro
II rapidly, and Mr.. Monks plan is to CT
tivate these trees where they come u
: If this should be done it would only be
4 few years until the park would be pie
4 tifully supplied with good-sized trees.
4 The Busy Bee Sewing club, which w
& organized three weeks ago, met at Il
home of Pearl Senay Wednesday ate
4 noon. The little girls spent an hour Sc
u ing and planning work for the next met
ing, after which refreshments were serv
and then jolly time was had playi
games. The members of the club 8
Pearl senay, Dorothy Cavanaugh, Vic
Doebler, Janice Black, Helen Dawso
and Loretta Cheesman. The officers 6
as follows: President, Janice Blac
vice president, Helen Dawson; secreta1
| Pearl Senay The club will meet wi
Dorothy Cavanaugh next Wednesday.