The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-04-16
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The lawns are beginning to turn green.
Miss Bingham went to kalispell Satur-
lay.
j. A. Robinson was in Kalispell Sat
friday.
Miss Verne Watkins spent Saturday in
Aalispell.
George Blume made trip to Columbia
Falls last Friday.
Robert Adamson has purchased the j.
w. Mario property
Dr. w. w. Taylor was in town We'd
nesday from Kalispell.
Mrs. d. C. Huson has about recovered
from her recent illness.
The county commissioners will meet in
special session next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Tozer have moved
to Havre, where they will reside.
Munro & McFarlane have added new
delivery wagon to their equipment.
II. c. karow has rented the Puck
ridge house at Lakeside from A. J. Walk
er.
All Odd Fellows are requested to meet
IN Skyles' hall on Sunday afternoon at 5
o. clock.
VIM. Ferguson is making good progress
with the house which he Is building on
his ranch.
The Pilots telephone number is 42A
Ring us up when You are in need of the
printers services.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcleod left Mon
day for Seattle, after an extended visit
with relatives here.
p. j. McCabe was in Spokane the lat
ter part of last week to get the picture
machine for his theatre.
The fishermen have been making trips
to the upper end of Whitetish lake and
making nice catches lately.
Geo. Harris, the painter, has moved
into the quarters formerly occupied by
II. Il. Burdick on Second street.
Houston & Larter received an order
this week for two steel row5oats, for the
use of railroad surveyors in the North
Fork country.
H. S. Boyle, the Kalispell real estate
hustler and advertising expert, was Wis
itor in town last Friday looking up bust
ness in his line.
j. McCabe is having the stumps
cleared from two lots in the Riverside
addition, upon which he expects to con-
struct residence.
w. T. Cole returned Saturday from
Seattle, where he went recently for his
health. Mr.. Coles health is somewhat
better, but he is long way from being
well.
Frank Mabe, state committeeman of
the socialist party, whose headquarters
are IN Helena, was in town Wednesday.
He is making a tom of the state in the
interest of the socialist movement.
Young pine trees are noticeable in
many places about the town, which have
sprung up since the fire three years ago.
In some places they are quite thick and
have attained height of about three
feet
"A prisoner who was confined in the
local Jail the first of the week on charge
of being drunk and disorderly, made his
escape from the place OH Tuesday night
by taking out the bars over a window.
He probably had help from the outside.
Lars Nelson, who is a prosperous ranch.
err at Montford, this county, was in town
from Saturday until Monday looking af.
ter his property here. Mr.. Nelson is
highly pleased with the outlook in White.
fish, and figures on eventually making
his home here.
A. T. Neuman started work Monday
on the foundation tor the new restaurant
building being built by C. w. Pruyn.
Fred Merritt has the contract for the
carpenter work, which is to be rushed
along as fast as possible. Mr. Pruyn in.
tends to conduct a frstclass restaurant
and is anxious to get started.
Little Margaret Knowles entertained a
number of her little friends at her home
at Lakeside Saturday afternoon in homo,
of her eighth birthday. Those present
were Lille Micho, Ruth White, Emma
Bitterman, Lena Mengon, Pearl Geeslin
Violet Doebler, Bernice Lynn, Vivian
Shut, Loretta Cheesman, Bernice Olson
Frances and Ruth Track, Alice Dow
Edna Mason, Thelma Stevens, Ruth
Tallman, Verona Gormley, Ethel Roberts
Emma Mengon, Bernice Track, Annie
and Lydle Nickel. At 5 o'clock refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Knowles, as