The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-08-06

Miss ErneStlne Wegner went TO BeltOn
Wednesday.
Miss Marie Shoaf was Kalispell WISH
tor Wednesday.
Pint Mason fruit jars, 75c doz., at
The Cash Store.
Mrs A. Zimmerer was passenger to
Kalispell Thursday to register.
Advertise for your lost property in The
Pilot. No charge will be made.
The little baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hotter has been i'll this week.
]. A. Belden has his house in the
Riverside addition about completed.
B. E. Gibson came in from Fortine
Tuesday, returning the same evening.
Guy Phipps returned from Spokane
Wednesday, where he went to register.
w. c. McKelvy has taken position
as clerk with the Senay Mercantile Co.
J. w. Mcknight, the Kalispell liquor
man, was in town Monday on business.
Percy Coe left Monday on trip to
Seattle, where he will take in the expo.
sition.
Lew Spencer has removed the stumps
from the lots recently purchased on Kali
ispell avenue.
Mrs. Jos. Vaughan and her mother
Mrs. Geo. Scram, left Monday for a trit
to Great Falls.
E. H. Boorman, secretary of the Som
ers Lumber Co. at Kalispell, was here or
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Green returned Wednesday
from Spokane, where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
Ed Bugg and J. E. Martin went t.
Kalispell Wednesday to witness the Stan
ley-Kalispcll ball game.
KID Fredricks, the expire fighter
was in town from Eagles Nest farm
near Bolton, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Kester left las
night for Allison, Ia, where they viii
make their future home.
Wanted, girl for general homework
Call on Mrs. C. E. Clemens, O'Brien ant
Third st. or at Pilot office.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Tillotson and Mr.
and Mrs. Cannon camped at the head o
the lake Saturday and Sunday.
J. E. Martin, formerly of Whitefish
but now OF Seattle, arrived Tuesday TO
short visit with old-time friends.
Pheasants are reported to be scarce il
the woods near town this year, but waite
fowl seem to be unusually plentiful.
Rev. Stancliff, pastor of the Presby
terrain church at Kalispell, will exchang
, pulpits with Rev. Platt on August Is.
j. Watanabe, the Japanese who ha
been running the scavenger wagon il
Whitefsh, is in Seattle and quite sick.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
John Gallagher, Mrs. German and Mis-
Carol Hartz were Kalispell visitors tn
I first of the week.
Bryce Plymate and Farrell Plymate req
e istered at Kalispell Tuesday. b. P. an
0 F. p. each thinks he has "cinch" O
3 number one alright.
G. w. Campbell OF Missoula has pun
t chased the water and ice business here
q tofore carried on by Frank Baker, tn
: deal taking place Wednesday.
Grover Avery, formerly of Whitefs
: but now working in Spokane, passe
J. through here Friday night bound fo
It Kalispell, where he registered.
Peter Arena, proprietor of the Unto
e saloon, left for an extended trip to Vic
e toria, B. c., Monday He will also vis
It the exposition before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Mason spent Sur
!, day in Columbia Falls. They attended
d picnic in Bad Rock canyon, and Mn
o Mason took several pictures of the GROVE
Miss Berneice Black has taken the pt
:. sition Of pianist at the Orpheum theatre
a Miss Black is an accomplished musician
l. and her selections are much enjoyed b
e the patrons of the coy little theatre.
Edward Tenner has been appointed b
a Mayor f. H. Snyder to act as tow
: clerk and attorney until a regular NEE
l. ing of the council, at which time the al
e pOintment will be confirmed.
The City orchestra is the name OF
It new musical organization which was Of
k ganized this week for the purpose
J. furnishing dance music. Jos. Maughar
It violinist, is the leader, and Clarence Mai
~, trombonist, VIM. Ferguson, cOrne'
\ list, and Guy White at the piano, max
up the personel of the orchestra.