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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
FATHER O'FARRELL WILL
OFFICIATE NEXT SUNDAY

Next Sunday, March II, Father
Van AIKEN will exchange pulpits
with Father O'Farrell of Kalispell
In order to give all the parishon-
ers of Whitefish a chance to make
their Easter duty and confess to a
visiting priest, a custom in vogue
in all parishes during the Easter
time. The hours of services will be
the same as usual, viz: first Mass
at 8 o'clock, and late Mass at H.: :15
a. m. Confessions will be heard
Saturday evening from until 1O:3O
In order to accommodate the store
people; again on Sunday morning
from until o'clock. Next Sun
day is Communion day for the
Knights of Columbus.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
RAILROAD MEN IN
UNION MEETING
FOUR BIG ORDERS MEET TO DIS
CUSS THE MAIN TOPIC OF
THE DAY.

For the first time known in his
tory the four great railway labor or
ganizations of this city, united in
a union meeting last Friday after
noon for the purpose of discussing
the railroad men in general The
main topic of discussion was the eat
ing house at Essex, which has been
moved to Summit. The railroad
men feel that great injustice has
been done them by the Great North
ern in moving this eating house, as
it will tend to work great hardship
and suffering to the men, who after
long hours of hard service in get
ting up to Essex are generally in
famished condition.
AS result of the meeting a COM
mitteeman from each of the organi-
cations was appointed to meet with
the officials and talk the matter
over and come to some amicable
settlement so that a hardship will
not be worked on either party. SUI
perintendent Smith explained to the
men that the new system was
being tried out to get the trains
over the road, and promised to have
some one in charge of the old eat
ing house at Essex, SO that when
it was necessary the men could get
place to eat and sleep at that
point.
The union meeting, composed of
members. of the Brotherhood of Lo-
motive Engineers, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Order of Railway Conductors and
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
proved to be such harmonious
one, so much good for the men in
general was accomplished by getting
together and talking things over, the
old feeling of jealousy was relegat-
ed to the scrap pile, and a more
friendly feeling than has ever be-
fore existed among the organiza-
tions was brought about, that it was
decided to form a local federation
of the various orders to meet once
each month for the purpose of dis
cussing matters in general pertain
ing to the men on the road in both
engine and the train service. H.
T. Mayfield was elected president
and R. ]. Brown secretary Of the
new federation, and a committee
man from each of the orders was
appointed to meet and formulate a
set of rules and bylaws. The COM
mitteemen are as follows:J. J.Crem-
ans of the o. R. c.: H. H. Arm
strcng, B. of R. T.; w. s. Conners.
T, B.of L. ESQ. O.Sletten,B. L. r,
and E.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
LUMBER COMPANY FOR
EAST SIDE OF RANGE

Lubec, Mont, March 8.-The Reed
Mury Lumber company is being in
corporated with capital stock of
100000. Among the incorporators
are E. w. Murray. Wisconsin lum-
herman, and H. w. Reed of Pullman
Wash, who was for several years
Identified with the Flathead valley
lumbermen. The company has the
machinery on the ground for the
new mill which will soon start on it's
initial cut of 100000 feet out of a
fine body of upwards of 100000
feet of white pine, spruce and fir.
This is the only large body of saw
timber available on the eastern slope
of the Rockies. The main piers of
the dam are now being constructed
and the work will commence before
the spring freshets. The log pond
will provide storage facilities for
several million feet of logs, which
will be driven down the south fork
Of Two Medicine river from points
three to eight miles above the mill.
The company has made. application
fer a sidetrack and spur one and
one-hale miles west of Lubec, near
the residence Of Z. A. Pike, who is
to be postmaster. Park Officer
Graves has acted as local mail carri-
er.-Kalispell Bee.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
NEW ELECTRIC
! LIGHT COMP ANY
LOCAL MEN INTERESTED IN THE
FORMATION OF, THE
COMPANY,

From information given out by
one Of the prominent business men
OF this city, who for the present re-
quests that his name be with held
from publication, movement is nov
on foot to organize another electric
light company, to be headed by an
eastern financier and backed up by
number of the business men of
Whitefish. The plan as yet is only
in an embryo state, but committees
are at work giving it definite form.
A committee has been appointed to
solicit subscriptions, and it is said
that enough money has already been
pledged so that it will be a sure
go after plans and specifications are
prepared by an engineer, who will
be engaged at an early date to look
up the matter Of power site. 1t
Is intended to use one of the many
little mountain streams to furnish
the power.
While this city has a first class
electric light system in the Northern
Idaho and Montana Power company,
1t is said that from information al
ready obtained, that good rate of
interest on the money invested can bt
made for the stockholders by selling
the electric energy to the people
here at 9 cents per kilowatt. The
rate of the N. I. & NJ. P. Co. is Is
cents per kilowatt for residences land
the reduced rate of the new COM
pany it is claimed will gain plenty
of subscribers to the service.
The field is now pretty
we'll covered by the N. I. & M. P.
company, but the idea is to form
a cooperative company of the new
firm and sell every consumer in the
city share or more OF
stock, so as to give him
an interest in the company
and thereby be interested in it's well
fare.
A municipal electric light plant
has been talked of for long time,
but no plan has yet been devised
whereby it can be financed, but it is
is thought that what will practically
be a cooperative plant, will meet
: with the approval of the people if it
can be shown that they will be Civ
en- electrical energy at reduced
figure.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
REV. GASTOA TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
Annual Meeting of the Presbyterian
Church Was Held Monday Might
Is in Flourishing Condition.

A largely attended congregation
al meeting of the Presbyterian
church was held Monday night. j.
w. Donaldson was elected chairman
and E. L. Geddes temporary secre-
tary.
The accounts of the treasurer of
the church, the Ladies Aid society
and the Sunday school were read,
and being found correct were accept
ed and placed On file. The re-
ports showed that the Whitefish
Presbyterian church would this
year be the banner church in the
Kalispell Presbytery for increase in
membership. This, of course, is
largely due to the recent evangelical
meetings. The Sunday school was
shown to be particularly prosperous
also., 81:
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing three years, in
addition to those whose terms Dc
not expire for one or two years:
John w. Donaldson to succeed
himself as elder. Mrs. Gussie John
son and Fred G. knight, trustees
Mrs. J. A. Samson was elected treas
urer, and Mrs. e. L. Geddes, secre
tary of the congregation. each fol
one year.
The Rev. Joseph CASTOR, who hat
had charge of the church for ths
past two years, having received
several tempting offers from church
es who have manses to build thi!
summer, rendered his resignation, IT.
take effect April /. which was &C
cepted. Rev. Gaston has not ye
made up his mind which offer HI
will accept. 1t IS expected that ;
very successful pastor from Norti
Dakota will visit this place with ;
view to taking up the work here a
once if agreeable.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
RAISING CHICKENS
ON LARGE SCALE
Hillyard Man Is Going to Hatch Out
2,7OO Little Chicks in Ono Batch.

W. M. Ellis, photographer in Hill
yard, besides being up near the top
in his chosen line of business, is a
big mogul when classed with chick
en- fanciers.
Mr.. Ellis is going into the chick
en- business right this year, and to
start with has just completed an
incubator of 2,7OO egg capacity,
which he will start going this
week. Though the full capacity
OF the chicken hatcher had not
been subscribed for the first of the
week. Mr.. Ellis expected before he
get around to turn on the hot wa
ter. all vacancies to make the full
listing would be taken. Mr.. Ellis
matches for his own brood and
space left is devoted to custom
work on the plan of an ore or grist
mill. With the incubator full
225 dozen of eggs, the value of the
eggs is $1,135 at SO cents per dozen
The incubator is Mr.. Ellis own
manufacture, with the exception
of the plumbing. Hot water heat
Is used.-Hillyard News.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
ELAINE AMSBAUGH HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Elaine Amsbaugh enter
tanned friends last Saturday in hon.
or of her fourth birthday. The af-
ternoon was spent in playing games
She received many pretty presents
from her little friends. The after
noon wound up by each one indulg-
ing freely in the most delicious ice
cream and cake. Those present
were: Dorothy Schradi, Vera Frock
May Whitney, Marie Whitney, Pearl
Clinton, Opal Clinton, Helen Ste
vens, Flavia Sweet, Louise Rolf, vi
ola Fuerhelm, Newton Olsen, Myr.
tie Olsen, Roy Woods, Evelyn Grant
Pearl McCauley, Vera McCauley
Clara Larson, Agnes Kinney ant
Lillian Kinney.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
saw MILL TO START
At AN EARLY DATE
Hutchinson Lumber Company Get
ting Ready for Busy Season -
Planning Mill to Start Shortly.

w. o. Hutchinson, of the Hutchin-
son Lumber company of this city,
states that the lumber business is
picking up considerably, especially
On the east side of the mountains,
and that his mill will start to
do saving as soon as the weather
will permit. The planning mill will
be started in a short time.
On account of a fight between
the various large lumber companies
lumber at wholesale will be very
cheap this year, but the retailers
are still holding up the prices, so
that the consumer will not be bene-
fitted thereby.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
OIL EXCITEMENT AGAIN
ON THE NORTH FORK

Paul Abbott came down from his
North Fork ranch last week, and
brought information concerning oil
excitement in the vicinity Of Kish-
nee creek. close to the border line.
1t Is rumored there that a concern
is now negotiating for old Kintla
outfit and expect to start operations
in the spring. Paul also confirms
the report about the starving deer
and their Wholesale slaughter by
coyotes.-Columbia
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
PRISONER HELPED OUT
Of KAuSPElL JAIL
Friends Outside Saw Bars to Win
dow Covering and Prisoner Makes
Good His Escape.

The Whitefish police department
spent busy night Thursday look
ing for a prisoner by the name of
Frank Brown, who has escaped from
the county Jail at Kalispell. Deputy
Sheriff Clifford came over on the
midnight train and helped in the
search, but no trace OF the man
could be found.
Brown had been in the county
Jail for five months. While under
the influence of liquor he forged a
check for $25 at Wilson's store, ,and
when tried in the district court was
given a sentence Of three years in
the penitentiary. He was to have
been taken to Deer Lodge in a few
days. Brown with other prisoners
were exercising in the corridor OF
the Jail on the first floor about $3.50
In the evening. No one was aware
what was going on until Brown wai
seen to be making his way out OF
the window when the alarm was
given by one of the prisoners.
In order to effect his escape
Brown had outside assistance. al
the heavy screen covering the win
dow had been cut away. which coult
not have been done from the inside
So far Brown has not been captured
1t II supposed that his freinds havt
him In hiding.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
ANOTHER LAND SHOW
AT MINNEAPOLIS IN NOV.

1t has been definitely decided to
hold the Northwestern Products ex-
position in Minneapolis from Novem-
ber 12 to %, 1912. This exposition
will be along the same lines as the
land show in St. Paul last Decem-
Der. under the auspices of the North
west Development League which
was so successful, over $4,000 visit
ing the show in II days.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14

The fixtures of the schools are to
be- of standard type, selected by
the board. Both buildings will be
supplied with hot and cold water,
and will be equipped with sanitary
bubble fountains for drinking pur-
poses. There will also be COM
plete underground drainage sys-
tenn for both buildings, insuring dry
Easements.
In the high school there will be
signal annunciator system radiating
to and from one point in the build
ing, also a fire alarm system.
Fine Looking Structures.
The Lakside school is designed
to cost $1,000, and the high school
$4,000.
The high school building will be
two stories high with basement,
which will permit an 11-foot
ceiling. The basement will contain
three recitation rooms, the boiler
room, toilets, cloak rooms, lavatories
an a storage room. The three rec
isation rooms will not be finished
up at the present time until there is
a demand for them.
The ground floor will have four
recitation rooms. and the principals
office in the rear. The rooms are
large and lighted with double win
dows on two sides. The ceilings are
13 feet high. On the second floor
are two recitation rooms, a large
assembly hall, a chemical laboratory
and a teachers retiring room.
The plans are so constructed that
there will be plenty Of room in the
school for some time to come, and
when it is necessary to do so, addi-
tions can be made without maring
the symmetry of the building.
The Lakeside school is only one
story high. The ground floor will
contain two recitation rooms, while
in the basement is room for two
more rooms, which will not be fixed
up until they are needed. In the
basement is also made provision 70,
the heating plant and fuel and toilet
rooms.
Contract to Riffo.
In order that neither of these
buildings shall exceed the contract
price, the architect, Mr.. Riffo, will
have complete charge of everything
and will let, and be responsible fol
all contracts. The only stipulation
is that he shall use as much White.
fish material as he can, and all the
Whitefish labor that is available. TIL,
school board will have the privilege
of having an inspector, on the jol
to see that all the work is carried
on according to plans and specifi
cations. The contract price is to in
clude the plans and drawings.
Mr.. Riffo has promised that jus
as soon as he can get the cuts made
:, the pictures of the two schools a.
they will appear when finished, will
be published in the Pilot.
The work of clearing the lots will
be started as soon as the weathel
will permit, and after the bond!
have been voted on the contract
for the buildings will be let. TIL,
Lakeside school will be started first
as the money for that will be avail
. able first. AS soon as possible tn,
work on the high school building will
be started.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
TO BE ORGANIZED.

All the Odd Fellows in this city
are requested to gather in Mat
thews' hall tomorraw night for the
purpose Of discussing the possibility
Of organizing lodge here. There
are quite a unmber OF the members
Of this order in the city, but there
has never been an organization. A
movement was started to this end
a year or SO ago, but it did not ma
ture. It is thought that now is the
opportune time to get a lodge start
ed. All you Odd Fellows come out
and help start the ball rolling.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
MAKING A VISIT.

d. B. Mcknight, former pastor of
the Methodist church, and later land
lord at the Hotel Radium, arrived
Sunday night from Portland, Ore,
where he is now located He is
looking hale and hearty, and says
that his wife's health is a great deal
better on the coast. Mr.. Mcknight
is now connected with a wholesale
grocery house in Portland.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
AFTER CONv1CTs.

w. J. Brennan is at Deer Lodge
to see the penitentiary warden in re-
gard to convicts for road work. One
crew has been promised for the
work in this county. but Mr.. .Bren-
nan hopes to be able to get two
crews.if he is able to make satisfac-
tory arrangements with the warden
-Kalispell Inter Lake.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
Two fine. brick structures will soon be
under construction---M.B B.
Riffo gets contract
WHIrEFIsH WILL HAVE A LARGE HIGH SCHOOL
THAT WILL DATE EVERY REsPECT-LAKEsIDE
BRICK STRUCTURE ON MODERN
LINES.

The school board held a special
in Masonic hall Tuesday af-
terncon and adopted the plans for
the two new school buildings. Four
were present with their
plans, and after giving each one due
consideration the plans of M. B.
Riffo of Kalispell were selected. The
other architects were Mr.. Gibson of
Kalispell, and Mr.. Hyslop and Mr..
Keith of Spokane.
Mr.. Riffo's plans were very neat
ly drawn and very complete in every
manner, and the general arrange
ment of the building was the best
suited to the needs of the district.
He had complete drawings of both
the Lakeside school and the Central
high school, showing the front ele-
walton in colors, and ground plans ct
all the various floors SO we'll ar
ranged and the details worked out
for everything that his plans were
easily conceded to be the best.
The two buildings, though plain i'm
architecture, will be structures that
the city of Whitefish can we'll be
proud of. The foundations will be
of concrete. the superstructure of
Whitefish pressed brick and steel
cornice trimmings. Both buildings
throughout will have the best of
light and ventilation to conform
with the strictest sanitary regula-
tions,as laid down by the state board
of health for school buildings.
Specifications.
All masonry above the first floor
line will be CT Whitefish brick The
girders will be of REINFORCED con-
crete, which affords short span, en-
abling the use of local wood entirely
in the frame work.
The high school will be equipped
with sufficient number of fire es-
capes. This will not be necessary
at the Lakeside school, as it is only
one story. The floors will be in
sulated to deaden the sound, and
both buildings will be wired for elec
trio lighting.
The Lakeside school will have a
complete system of ventilating ducts
adapted to the use of any heating
and ventilating system. This build
ing is to be heated by direct or in
direct radiation of the American
Ideal system.
The high school building is to be
heated and ventilated by the COM
bined steam Plenum Hot Blast sys-
tenn. supplemented by direct radia-
ton. the only sanitary and perfect
system for modern school build
ing.
The temperature of the air in the
high school is to be controlled auto
matically by a thermostate in each
room. BY this device the volume
density and humidity of the air is
controlled automatically, and subjec
to regulation at all time.
Either cast iron or steel boiler
systems will be used, together with
electrically driven fans of the Stur-
tevant type. The systems for both
buildings will be low pressure steam
The plans call for complete plumb
ing and drainage systems for both
buildings, the Lakeside system re
solving itself into duplex septic
tanks, on account of not being avail
able to sewer connections.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
BIBLES FOR HOTELS.

Two hundred and fifty bibles have
been received by Rev. G. M. Fisher,
of the Presbyterian church at Kalis-
pell. These will be distributed free
of charge in the hotel rooms of the
city.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
TWO MORE OFFICERS
TO ELECT THIS YEAR.

Heretofore the cnly city officials
to be elected were the mayor and
three aldermen, one from each ward
Since this is now city of the third
class it is required that the trea-
surer and the police judge be elect
ed. These have always been ap-
pointive offices before.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
KILLED AT TROY.

Judson Martin, of Troy, was in
ctantly killed by a dynamite explo-
sion in the Big Eight mine Saturday
He lighted the fuse, but when it did
not explode as he expected it to do.
he went to investigate. The under
taker was called as a result of his
investigation, and his body shipped
to Minnesota for burial.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14

Well Known Here.
George Mulvaney. who has made
his home for several years with 10.
Black and family but who has been
abroad for the past two years.is ex-
pected to arrive in Dayton tomorrow
to spend the summer with the
Blachs.-Dayton Leader.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
NOMINATING MEETING.

The Whitefish Volunteer Fire de-
tartment held it's regular monthly
meeting Friday night and nominated
officers to be voted on at the next
regular meeting in April. The dance
committee reported that they had
cleared $153.30 on the annual dance
held last month.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14

The Kalispell city council has
adopted a resolution to give the
freeholders a chance to vote ON Civ
ing the Flathead Interurban railway
4 franchise to operate within the
city limits.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14

A tie pile coming in sudden contact
with Joe Wilde's face when he was
hurrying to the train at Rexford last
Sunday Is the cause for it's disfigur-
ment. not = fist. as some might sup
pose.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14

Rev. Huxley, the minister of the
Baptist church in Kalispell, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-03-14
Joined In Wedlock.

On Tuesday evening Father Van
AIKEN joined in the bonds OF holy
matrimony at Columbia Falls, Mr..
Tim Sullivan. son of Denny Sullivan
one of the prosperous ranchers OF
of the valley. and Miss Hamilton the
efficient school ma'am Of the Bad
Rock school.