The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-07-09
Fruit jars at The Cash Store.


f. l.. Geddes went to kalispcll We'd
nesiay.
You will find the best o5c coffee at Tie
Cash Store.
Undertaken J. f. Waggener was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. r. S. Eberly is assisting in. the
work at the postoffice this week.
Mrs f.. A. Bowman came in yesterday
from Spokane to join her husband here.
Frank l.. Baker returned this week
from a trip to his land holdings in
Canada.
Miss Maud Hubbard came up from
kalispell for the Fourth and visited at
the Dodds home.
Geo. Perdue, cousin of ]. d. Perdue,
came in Wednesday from Wellsville, o..
for short visit here.
No meeting OF the city council has
been held so far this month, but meet
ing will be held tonight.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will meet next Wednesday
afternoon, at the church.
f. L. Geddes leaves Monday for Kalis-
pell, where he will act as registry
agent during the registration period.
Word was received in town this week
that J. C. OBrien, who is we'll known
here, was very ill at Soap Lake, Wash.
Bert Kinney, the photographer, was
busy with his camera during the celebra-
ton and secured many pictures of in
terest.
Chas. Bayha has the skin of monster
brown bear on exhibition here this week,
having killed the animal near his claim
in the Saltwater country.
Mrs. E. A. Grant, the photographer,
who formerly resided in Whitefsh, was
visitor in town Wednesday and met
many old acquaintance.
The town was in darkness Tuesday
night, on account of lightning having
played havoc with the power line by
burning ont the fuses.
There will be meeting of the w. c.
T. U. at the Methodist church next Tues
day afternoon at clock. All members
are requested to be present.
Ed Moran and Miss White have their
confectionery store and lunch counter
in full operation. The new business
house will be known as the Pure Food
store.
The newly elected officers of the Wood
men of the World were installed Wednes
day night, after which refreshments WERE
served in the lodge room and socia
evening was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. H. A. Shoaf received word Wed
nesday that her brother, George r
Simpson, of Lima, O., had died tina
morning His death was sudden and un
expected. No particulars in regard tt
his death are known as yet.
The members of the NJ. w. A. team
received their uniforms last Friday an,
turned out that night for practice in /.
body. The suits are of gray, with rec
caps, belts and stockings, and the player
presented very neat appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. N. r. Macean of Chi
cago have been the guests of Harry Smitl
for the past two days. Mr. Maclean il
superintendent of the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co., which company Mr.. Smitl
represents here.
The Lindell will be the name of TIN
Duncan house hereafter, the name hav
ing been changed when the change il
ownership was made from Mrs. Duncan
to H. A. Shoaf. The dining room vii
be opened next Monday.
Eli Rogers died Tuesday morning a
the Whitefish hospital of pneumonia. IL
had come to White6sh from Kalispell t,
be present at the celebration, and wa
taken i'll with pneumonia. He wa
taken to the hospital Tuesday morning
but died from heart failure very shortl,
after arriving there. Deceased was
section foreman at Kalispell and was
man well along in years.
F. w. Sheets, who bought the Robin
son jewelry stock some time ago, gave VI
the place Monday and left the tow
without notice. He sent note to Mr.
Robinson telling him to foreclose hi
mortgage on the place, as he coul'
stand it no longer. 1t is not though
that he defrauded anybody in any way
although Mr.. Robinson cannot tell jus
how he stands until an invoice of tn
stock is taken. Sheets was sober an,