The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-04-02
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Mrs. w. F. Doonan, who has been so
seriously ill, is improving steadily.
Miss Rose Wilde is taking vacation
from her duties in the postotfice.
Mrs. Chas. Shanahan went to Chicago
for visit last Tuesday morning.
Buy your Kodaks, Cameras and Sup
plies from Coram- Welch Drug Co., Kali
pell, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. knights returned
from Seattle Wednesday morning, where
they have been visiting.
The Whitefsh pharmacy expects to
have their soda water fountain in opera
ton within few days.
Chas. White arrived here from Chicago
Thursday morning and will work in Roy
Young's barber shop.
The county commissioners, at their
meeting last Friday, appointed w. H.
Carr as justice of the peace for White
fish.
The first local baseball game OF the
season was pulled off last week at the
ball park, the players ranging from 6 to
Is years OF age.
Word has been received from w. T.
Cole, at Seattle, which states that he in
tends going to the Indian hot springs
near Portland for further treatment.
my Philosophy" an inconsistent lee
ture OF humorous nature, will be given
next Thursday night by H. L. Gloyde
for the benefit of the Woman's Civic club.
The trustees of the baseball association
measured off the grounds this week pre-
paratory to getting figures on the con-
struction of board fence to enclose the
field
Clarence Anderson of Helena, and Chi
ford Anderson of Seattle, were here this
week, being called on account of the
illness of their mother, Mrs E. NJ. An
derson.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Puckridge have
completed arrangements for removing to
Deer Park, Wash, where Mr.. Puckridge
will engage in the poultry business on an
extensive scale.
R. L. Griffiths expects to leave Mon
day for his old home in Iowa, where he
will remain for few days and then re-
turn to Columbia Falls, where he will
operate creamery.
r Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Mcknight ar
| rived in town last Friday from Baldwin,
Kan, and on Sunday Rev. Mcknight
held services in the Methodist church, Of
q which he will be the regular pastor.
: Chief of Police Parent has letter from
Sadie Chalmers of Valley City, N. d.,
= who inquiries for information as to the
whereabouts of her brother, Jack Chal
10 mers, who she says was in Whitefisf
about two years ago.
" Postmaster Percy F. Dodds has installed
: a number of additional lock boxes TO
the postoffice, the business of the post
20 office having increased to such an exten
that the present set of boxes is made
quate.
Kester & Micho expect to install DO,
IL ball bowling alley in Eureka in the nea
's future, having rented building there TO
e that purpose. The box ball parlors hav
been quite popular in Whitefsh, and tn
II same will undoubtedly be the case il
J. Eureka.
al NJ. Connolly, who has been making al
c. rangements to open a butcher shop i
Whitefsh, has bought out the bushes
:. of the Whitefsh Meat Co., and wi
- hereafter conduct the place instead {
= starting another shop.
1. Messrs. Dow, Stevens and Carl Gree
went east on No. Tuesday equippe
y, with enough fishing accoutrements
- capture all the fish this side OF the divide
~ 1t is said by old residents to be sui
. sign of spring when Carl Green make
~ his first fishing trip OF the season, and
- is now safe to plant early vegetables.
10 The members of the school board an
the teachers of the Whitefish schoo
were entertained last Friday night at tt
Fl home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gedde
N where pleasant evening was spent. r
freshments were served. The followir
guests were present: Mr.. and Mr.
ri Cremans, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Matthew
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ferguson, H.
n Gloyde, Mrs. Chas. Roebuck and Il
Misses Kelly, Mahan, Bronson, Bingham
u Murray, Patterson and Miss Edith Re
buck.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Ike L. Prudential e
tertained at six o. clock dinner Sunda
in honor Of their nephew, Adolf Rose
n field, who was Is years of age on IL
/ day. The evening was spent at playi
!. $780," Geo. Willis carrying off beau
! full stick pin as first prize, and Har
h Bardin receiving box OF candy as co
i ISOLATION prize. Mr.. Rosenfeld was pr
sented with a fountain pen by his CUES
N Those present were Clarence Collins,