The Whitefish pilot., 1909-03-05

finest meals for 25c. Chas Scheffer, Mgr
Film packs for Premo Cameras Plates,
films, developers, etc, at Doebler' hard
ware store.
Mrs. Andrew Swaney, who has been
visiting here, returned to kalispell Sat
urday morning.
Mrs Leona Smith, who has been visit
ing at the home of Carl Green, returned
to Spokane Saturday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. c. n. Platt are at Great
Falls assisting in evangelistc meetings in
the Presbyterian church there
Mrs. j. D. McCannon and Miss Lily
McCannon went to Eureka Saturday to
visit Mrs. McCannon's parents
George Young is driving the delivery
wagon for the Senay Mercantile Co.,
while Jack Bremen is in st. Paul
The fire bell clapper which was broken
during the recent cold spell has been re-
paired and is ready for service again.
Mrs. E. J. Brooks leaves for her old
home in Carmie, ILL.,, Saturday. The
trip is made for the benefit of her health.
The Woman's Civic Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 O. clock in Ma
sonic hall. All members requested to be
present.
G. A. Nelson, representing the Rainier
Brewing Co. of Seattle, was here this
week looking after the interests OF his
firm.
j. o. Black left Monday morning on a
business trip, stopping at Eureka, Libby
| and Troy, in the interests of his cigar
business
q Fred Stafford moved his household ef-
fects from Columbia Falls to this place
last Monday, and will reside here per-
manently.
l.. h. Parker, trapper from Olney,
was in town Saturday and reports the
capture of a mink which measured 3S
inches long.
Mrs. L. d. Hills and daughter, Madge
+ returned from Spokane Wednesday
morning where Miss Madge has been at
tending school.
Miss Helen P. Clark, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Thos. Daw-
o son, left for her home at Midvale We'd
nesday morning.
Herman Wegner, who has been con-
fined to his bed for some time with a
J. slight attack of typhoid fever, is back tc
his work in the bank.
Is E. Messenger has been appointed Local
superintendent of the Whitefsh office fol
the Big Bend Light & Power Co.. H. E.
Shepherd having resigned.
Mrs. Emma Skinner has purchased the
new house recently erected in the Mckeer
addition. Mrs. Skinner came here re-
Gently from Columbia Falls
G. Tosto, father OF A. G. Tosto, arrived
Saturday morning from Cosenza, Italy
Mr.. Tosto stopped over a few days al
le Kansas City to visit relatives there.
IL consignment of Lake Superior white
fish arrived here Thursday afternoon
r with DR.. J. A. Tillett and J. A. Monk
y in charge. They were placed in White
fish lake.
: Jack Bremen, driver for the Senay
Mercantile Co., received word last weel
that his father was dying at St. Paul
He left Friday morning, and expects t.
be gone for some time.
Mrs. Green has ordered an up-to-dat,
stock of millinery from Chicago and New
York, and hopes to have it on display b,
March II. See her goods before buyins
from out of town people.
VIM. Ferguson, the barber has pur
chased 40 acres of land two miles east o
town on Haskill creek from VIM. Walker
He intends building house and settin,
out fruit trees on the place.
The police force had their hands full
SulltlaN With lew lIluldIlS cdllle lnt
town from the Flathead reservation
They got full of frewater shortly afte
arriving, and it was necessary to loci
them up over night.
Connolly & McCabe, the confectioner
on Central avenue, have arranged YER
effective display window this week, ad
vertising certain brand of cigars
Over 1000 cigars are used in the display
and it is attracting considerable atten
ton.
While Walter johnson was unloadin
some wood just west OF town last Satur
day, the team hitched to the sleigh be
came anxious for little exercise an,
started to run. They encountered a nun
Der of stumps on the way up Secon'
street hill and left part of the sleigh be
hind, but continued ON until they crosse
Lupfer avenue, when they turned to til
right and finally crashed into the fenc
belonging to E. X. Green. This togethe
with the help OF good-sized woodpil
stopped the team, and outside of a fey
scratches to the horses and n badl,