The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-11-30
REXFORD DO|NGS.
A VERY PRETTY THANKSGIVING
PROGRAM is RENDERED. IN
THE SCHOOL.

day school at the school house last
Sunday evening. which was we'll rem
dered throughout. The little tots
did remarkably we'll, and the "Big
Tots" came in for their share, too.
as each one of them were encored
and responded cheerfully.
The violin solos rendered by Miss
Knowd showed rare talent and were
appreciated by all present. Sew
eral other members Of the program
were worthy Of special comment. but
we won't take the space this week,
only to say that their work was high
~ appreciated.
Song-"Praise God From Whom
All Blessings Flow"
Happy Greetings," by the
Primary class.
Reading - 1.-THE Presidents Procla-
nation" by Mr.. Edmouds.
Recitation - Dressed Turkey" by
William Fewkes.
Recitation Handing Of the Pill
grims." by Charles Hart.
Reading "Thanksgiving in Other
lands" by Arley Marion.
Exercise "We Are Thankful"
Violin Solo-By France Collar.
Recitation - Writing to Grandma.
by Mildred Fewkes.
Recitation = "A Boys Thanksgiv-
ing" by Bernard Void.
Recitation--"Thanksgiving at Grand
mas" by Ester Marion.
Wishbone Song-Primary class.
Recitation - Thanksgiving" by
Segrind Void.
Recitation-"When Was a Little
Girl" by Marjorie Marion.
Dialogue Day After Thanlze-
giving"
Recitation - Guilty or Not Gull
tyr" Mrs. Hart.
Song "The Turkey Gobbler, "by
four boys.
Recitation - "Laska," by Mrs. Ha,
gist.
Dialect Recitation - BY France Col
lar.
Vocal Solo-(In French) by Mrs
Hart. ...-
Recitation = 1.-THE Famine from
Hiawatha, by Miss Johnson.
Violin Solo-Miss Knowd.
Gee, we wish somebody would
come to our town and start some
thing. Now something in the form
OF a dance wouldn't be half bad.
Conductor w. H. Bernard of the
Fernie "dinky" had been off fol
several days deer hunting at Stone.
hill, and his run has been filled by
Ward McFadzen.
Five large black-tailed deer were
brot into town in one day last week
from across the river. The lucky
hunters were Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
Del Fewkes and Roy Edmonds, Roy
having the honors for two deer out
of the five.
Have you seen the happy
broad smile on Mr.. Edmond's
face, and have you partak
en- OF the cigars that were passed
around, and have you heard anyone
call him papa? The happy new,
came to him the other day of the
birth of girl. Congratulations
Roy, and may you never have tht
painful experience of stepping on ,
tack while pacing the floor at night
Mrs. Fred Hagist left on No.
Monday morning for her home a
Luvern, Iowa. where she will visi
with her folks until after the New
Year.
| w. H. Bernard and hunting part!
returned on No. A Saturday from
Stonehill. where they got their limi
in deer. Mr.. Bernard secured I
fine head.
! Rexfold, "Daffy-Daffy."
! While Del Fewkes, our gallan
;young storekeeper. was escorting on
Of our charming young ladies HON
from a card party one day las
week, he was attacked by a savag
dog and bitten several times on tn,
public square. Beware of the dogs
Del, is all the advice that we hav
to offer.
julius Swanson, our noble sectiol
master, climbed on the roof of tn
section house Sunday, looking for
leak, and fell, striking himself O
the back porch.
frankie Moran, the lad with tn
loving disposition, while attendin
, to his duties at Rexford one day tn
week, was slightly burned by fal
ing cinder from one of our helpe
engines. causing him to break tn
ten commandments, otherwise n
serious damage was done.
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