The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-06-18

J. A. Samson was in Kalispell Mon
day
Columbia Falls will hold a town cleo
ton Monday.
Miss Alice Noble returned Saturday
from Spokane.
Ike l.. Prudential visited Columbia
Falls Tuesday.
Ed McConvile made business trip to
Kalispell Monday.
Fred Merritt has built a residence in
the Riverside addition.
The fire department turned out Tues
day night for practice run.
l.. p. Bundeson has installed a new
cash register in his confectionery store.
Deputy Assessor Zimmerman was in
town Monday from kalispell on bust
ness
Slightly used 4-cycle gasoline boat en-
CINE for sale; 1s4.horsepower; S25.
C. L. DAVIS
James Proctor and family came in
Monday afternoon in their automobile
from kalispell.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Imholt have re-
turned to Columbia Falls after we'd
ding trip in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Hamilton and
daughter, Miss Maude, We're in town
Tuesday from Fortune
Do not carry your gasoline from town.
G. Z. Davis will put it in your boat fol
Soc a gallon at Lakeview house.
A. w. Swaney was in town Sunday
from kalispell, and in company with s.
Shut enjoyed ride on the lake.
Attorney B. F. Maiden has secured {
list OF citizens to act as agents for ole
soldiers in the reservation registration.
Mrs. r. 5. Eberly and Mrs E. A
Southwick spent Tuesday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Nelson Willoughby, at Columbia
Falls.
Express Messenger C. A. Nelson il
erecting house in the Riverside addi
ton, upon lots which he purchased re
Gently.
For fine millinery at cut prices, g
while the clearance sale continues, t.
Maggie c. Avery, l45-l47 lst avenu
east, kalispell.
The ground has been put in shape thi
week for the new boat house which is t.
be erected by A. J. Walker at the foo
) of Second street.
NJ. NJ. Hori has had his restauran
building fitted up in first class styl
through the addition OF new paper, paint
Il steel ceiling and other improvements
II. Davis made trip to Lupfer Mon
day with wagon load of supplies for tn
wood choppers who are getting out WOO
on the railroad right-of-way for C. T
DAVIS.
No meeting of the trustees of tn
Chamber of Commerce was held o
Tuesday night, as the council room
were occupied by the Fourth OF Jul
committee
A. r. Mckeen is advertising lots &c
u sale in the NIckeen addition this weel
The new addition is desirable residenC
, locality and the lots will undoubtedly be i
! demand.
N An open-air service will be conducte
u by Rev. c. \. Plat at Point of Pin,
next Sunday at ) p. m. While a speci
invitation Is extended to those wi
q usually go on the lake Sunday, ever
Il body will be cordially welcomed to tn
service. The usual evening service at Il
Presbyterian church will be omitted, III
| less stormy weather prevents the opc
air meeting.
/ Rev. Chas. B. McGlyhn has appli,
/ for letters OF administration on the Jam
Smith estate. The petition shows esta
\ in Whitetish to the value of nearly ST.
I 600, and some further holdings in II
Il land, the value of which is not give
Y The only heir named in the petition is
daughter, Mary +. Smith, minor, vi
is now living in Whitcfsh. b.
Maiden appears us attorney for the pc
II toner.
IL Miss GalYa Bardin entertained it
friends at her home last Friday cvenin
the occasion being in honor OF h
sixteenth birthday. The evening W
y spent in various forms of amusemel
: after which delicious refreshments We
served. All report Il pleasant tin
nr Those present were Misses Grace Ro
I'd inson, Josephine Noble, Meta Steer