The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-06-04

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Lawrence Joos came in yesterday from
kalispell.
Attend the Fourth of July mass meet
ing tonight.
Al Stevens left Tuesday for the east on
an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Doonan spent
Sunday i'll kalispel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Mckeen spent
Tuesday in kalispell
Telephone your news items to The
Pilot office. No. 42A
Miss Berneice Black returned yesterday
from an extended visit in st. Paul.
4 Fred Pickette made trip west in the
interest OF the Star Clothing Co. on We'd
nesday.
I The Pilot will run all Lost, = Found"
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Of charge
Mrs. j. NJ Jefferson, who was taken
i'll quite suddenly some time ago, has not
yet recovered
Chas. Noble returned Monday night
from Prince Rupert and other points on
the Pacific coast.
kalispell is getting ready for an enor-
nous crowd Of people, who will come to
register for the reservation opening
Do not carry your gasoline from town.
G. +. Davis will put it in your boat for
35c gallon at Lakevew house.
Mrs. F. VI. Collins sang the illustrated
songs at the Orpheum theatre Saturday
night, and Miss Galva Bardin played the
piano.
For fine millinery at cut prices, 90
while the clearance sale continues, to
Maggie c. Avery, l45-l47 lst avenue
east, kalispell.
For Household furniture for five
rooms, including range and heater; $3.50
cash; it's worth twice as much. Apply
at The Pilot office.
Wm. Ferguson has taken a load of
I household goods out to his ranch east of
town, and will spend part of his time
on the place during the summer.
Stauch x Bickford are now located in
the Columbia block. Call in and let
them explain their method OF scientific
. treatment of corns, bunions, etc.
kallspell has as yet made no arrange
ments for celebrating on the Fourth OF
July, and owing to the reservation rush
j., it may be that no celebration will be at
tempted
Nabry 4 Wilde have extended their
quarters and are now occupying the
whole OF the building which they for.
merry shared with f. W. Sheets, the
jeweler. Mr.. Sheets has moved into the
new Robinson building.
Chas. Noble reports that he had tall
with c. \. Mccartney while III Seattl,
Z last week, and that Mr.. Mccartney ex
poets to return to Whitefish as soon as h,
\ can dispose of his business. He formerl,
4 conducted IA butcher shop here.
\ j. IL. Crum has been anxlously await
ing news from his old home in James
I town, \. d., this week. A tornad,
\ visited the town recently, killing severa
\ people and dong much damage, accord
& ing to meager newspaper reports.
a Clarence Collins and George Will
a made a trip over the trail to the mining
b country north OF town Sunday, and re
port about three feet of snow in the tim
n Der on the mountains. Inexposed places
4 however, the snow has mostly disal
q peared. The boys saw two deer and
A mountain lion on the trip.
4 J. }. Fay, NJ. W. Gilman, Patric
= Kennedy and Julius Pohl came in yes
II terday from Crystal, \. d., to look owe
a WY Np'tiiiS III tllir NltlllltS Will Il NltN
B to investing in farming lands The GEL,
\ tlemen are all practical farmers. The
are on their way to the Seattle exposition
but will return. here later if they ca
B find what they want. They are ben
! shown the country around here by Ere
y Stafford.
j Baker Bros, who have a contract t
X put in several million feet OF logs for tn
Eureka mill, and who have always pai
top wages, are here today conferrin
\ with the executive committee OF the
4 W. W., trying to get permission to ru
4 their logs about four miles further dow
4 stream where they can be etiectivel
I taken care of until the strike is settled
b The union sent committee to Forth
n to confer with the striker camp and fin,
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