The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-02-19
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. Chas Linderman OF Libby is visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. d. c. Huson.
DR.. W. W. Taylor, company physi-
clan at kalispell, came up Sunday morn
ing to take charge OF Dr. Houston's
practice during the latter's absence from
the city.
Roy Young has installed firstclass
water heating plant to be used in conec
ton with his barber shop and bath
rooms. The tank holds 100 gallons OF
water, and hard coal is used to do the
| heating.
The Methodsts Ladies Aid society was
entertained at the church Wednesday
afternoon, Mesdames Plymate, Ramay
and Phelps acting as hostesses. The aid
will meet at the home of Mrs. w. J.
Adams on Lupfer avenue, Wednesday,
February "a.
A note came to The Pilot this week,
signed by "a Fam" and suggesting that
it was time to begin stirring up interest
in baseball Most of the members of the
Old team are living here and it is probable
that there are new players in town.
Pitcher Ed Laird, however, has LETT the
country, and is now located in California.
Emil Desterman came down from
| 7 /. l.ix
made the trip on snow shoes. lie
: brought in a nice bundle OF furs, includ-
ing mink, marten and weasel, which he
= shipped to an eastern fur house. Mr..
Desterman has over 200 traps set, and
reports a fairly good season for trapping
That the logging camps have been busy
this winter is evidenced by the appear
I ance of Beaver bay on Whitetsh lake
The bay is literally covered with logs
+. dumped there with the intention o
e floating them down to tine mill in the
: spring. Logs have been placed at othe
points around the lake, also, and witt
those in Beaver bay would keep the mil
here busy throughout the summer.
e The matter of securing government
weather reports for Whitefish is still
pending, and word may be received a
any time to the effect that we will have
: official weather reports. Carl Green
proprietor of the local telephone ex
change, has offered his telephone service
h free gratis Tor the purpose OF transmit
r ting the report from kalispell and it i
l. now up to the government officials t.
"come through"
/ The windows of the Senay Mercantl
e Co. present a pleasing appearance thi
e week, due to the efforts of Jas. f. Cava
naugh, the junior member of the firm
IS The inside of the store also shows tn
IS work of new management by the appear
t. ance of more shelving, counters and dit
ferent displays of dry goods. Mr.. Cava
naugh comes direct from large DIR
y goods house in st. Paul and will use hi
81 knowledge to help build up the bushes
lS of the new firm.
c. c. Chapman, the publicity eXpe
Il of Portland, passed through Whitefs
5 Tuesday enroute home after his lecture {
W Kalispell Monday night. In conversatio
with numerous citizens at the depot, dul
40 ing the stop here, he spoke in the highes
,o terms OF the prospects of the valley, an
=, assured his listeners that all that W;
y, necessary to bring in settlers was prope
advertising methods. Mr.. Chapma
strongly urges the formation of a chamb'
he of commerce for effective work.
90 F. NJ. Collins, proprietor of the Hu
, saloon, has added another wild and f
rocous animal to his already large &C
lection. dad" calls the specimen 8
cy untamed maggie, and has it safe in
q, heavily barred cage, and patrons of Il
at place are warned not to get too close
Is the bird. Patrons of the place expect
to meet the same fate that the 9th
he animals have met by being served fro
at the hot lunch counter and tagged PC
n. sum, grey squirrel, mountain shee
no caribou, buffalo, or some other of t
various named articles which 'DaC
dishes out.