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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25

$45 90, iddnnDs popinpaltto us ros
bpstosta $37.02, pbteenld tumman'
Tin iddnnDS pboietettpnd $65.04.
Saman idlfeen Ieurali Ie%urafunnon
mirfatunnan nalinto. Sim iebetIi tue
II malitutIi Wtatti SisfaaIi. moraeii'
miebefii Gmil 2oilioinen (tmmpifin
3 no. a%iafFi), firiuritii Srans 8an'
gas, naratiriurifi gntti 2etfi, (tums
pitin 2 10. oiatii), rabastonboitaiaf'
Il Soonas Nuuttila Il no. oiafIi).
Diafoone,tIi: Seitfi Store, Nifti
Sottanen, Matti SnnniIa. 9irfto.
wddrtitii Sreo 8aarlIon. SrustiiIina
on Ieurafunnon m%irtafunta.
Yddtettiin pboistdd rafennusra.
basto ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pb'
teen, iofa idi rabastonboitoian 5000
mas Hmuttilan baltuun.
81.
Snnnuntaifoulun o~pettaiifii tuli.
mat palitutii: Sami SiIianber, &.
aan9as, Nitfi Sotfanen, Senrp
Store.
Seurafunnan ferddiifi tuIimot:
Gntti 2effi, Nro Samolpinen (Snto.
no9on puoleue), Wtatti Sunnilo
(2arplefin puoleIle).
pddtettiin oStaa ieurafunnaIe Fir.
iostotaoppi.
Sdmdn iGlteen totouS raubauiIes.
II lopelettiin.
2ofoutien puolesia
0iaiti SistaoIi, Srans aoneos,
eIimieS. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
S~tlfuppettaiaiu bDwdffi.

aotfospboistptien toimitunnon
pubeeniohtoia, fouluniobtoia *
Werfto, on Ienootilta ppptdnpt 1,5OO
marion opurabaa alfutouImnopettu'
jain lomatursIeja porten Sortana.
Ian foupuneieia feidud 1912. Ga
mouaiiia tursIeia on ennen pibettt
Seindioela nuonna 1910 ia Sore
iasIa tdnd ,puonna.
piispa 8. Z. Gouianber y. m. o
mot ienaotilta anoneet onuetufletii
piffu' ia fiertotoulunopeitaiiue ia o.
pettoiottatiue motfna parten emf iu.
pena Sorto rpolosia pibettdmddn
Acknowledgements fofoutieen g.
600 mt. iefd ionotuu ~fpfoutien fu'
Iunfien peittdmiietIi 1,5O0 mt. Wii.
me tduainen fotous pibettiin Gurus,
ia muonna 1909 ia otti Iiiben pioa
npin 400 neutrality-suspicious..
3ouluniobtoia q. Werffo on pie
fu- ia fiertotouIuien opettoren ia o.
opettoiatarten Iiiton toimitunnonpuo.
Iesta Ienaatilto amount, end %Ianotul'
lie Iiitoue Iobioitetun SonoIon pitd'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
Maanidristbs Sapaninpditudnd.

&lo 1924 Sapaninpditpdnd tuntui
Sulusia meIfo mabpa maanidris
TIPS, beIiStden nietsIa rafennutfisia
iffunoitafin. @nIimdinen tdrdps fes.
ii noin 2O-30 ief. ia biIieni ndbi'
telen. Yian tdmHn idlteen %ieuroii
toinen %beitompi, tusfin buomotta.
mo.
Gilman iamoibin oifoibin buomnt'
tin nobpa idristps &imin9osia.
MubotIeGa, Semmetield ia Siman'
sasIa.
Whuutamia Iefunteia %mpDbemmin
tdrdbti moa mpDsfin puoasidrpeIId
ia tuntuu ie iiead oueen melfoista
noimaffoampi. llIeisia taloieia oil
beitelpt opia cuff, belisteupt attu'
noita, iopa iprini Iuralasia, iofa
on n. 3 tm. Yuoasidrpen ~firfolta,
oil Min ~tppimafas, ettd pelfdfpdt
rofennusten tatot alas romubtapan.
Sonsun fpldsid ia 9orpiiaaren fp
ldsfd, iofa on noin 4 penit. pnoaSs
idrnen firfolta, buomattiin niinitddn
moimofasta iprindd fafIi eri fertao.
Noin 2 minuuttia mpDbempddn buo'
mattiin mpDsfin ToipoltpSfeua
maonidriStps.
WpDsfin 2oioanin tienoiaa on
buomattu jana moanidristps, mifd
Sopaninpdinand tuntui Sulun leu.
ouuo. 9liinpd tuntui ie - fertoo
2aif. &. - YaItaniemeud npin 20
minuuttia moiIle IL op. Istiat bnl.
Ipiud liiftuinot ia ieindt foiposti I'd.
riTipdt. 2esti oinoastaan parin
minuutin alan. 2ontoniemeld ia
MGfrDsid on mpDs %tuntunut
moauidristpstd iefd nytofertoian
taupunsisIo" ia Sormuonlobbean.
Mannidristpe tuntui SprpniuImel
la Sapaninpdimdn aomuna button
ennen 11:sio. SdristpS aIfoi fuu'
Iuen faufniIeno, ndbiteuen ldbene
ndnG fobinana. Gen parboiIoan
oues5a tuntui buoneet beilobteleipon
Iamaua fuin irtonaiiet m%etaliei ineet
aIfoimat tGrindn iobbosta ddnneud.
Sumina oil min noimofos, ett6
uIeasia taIosla ibniiet rienIindt II
los fatIomoon pnto tuIi irti toi ios
tain muuto eritpiStd topobtumoeIo.
Hupeiiipatpa t~oiratfin bautfumoon.
5pmind tuntui paimlnon l6nteen
pain. S%drdboptiid pmot muutamat
tunteneet fofIiftn.
NGristpsid on tuntunut muuolla'
Fin fuin tdSid lueielusin paifoisiu.
yliinpd on 2uopioeiotin fipinen fir
foniorni b%eiloboeuut tuntumoett.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
3aistelu ialapulttimpita
tpaStaatt.

Gilman bGmmdStpttdmd on ie To-
lopoIttimoioen poIious, mifd on tal
Tut ilmi bilioftoiIisia tuttimufIisia
Gteld.p ohianmoolta on miltei iofai
Tesla tunnasIo miime ioulufuun o.
ioua bdpitettp uieompia polttimoita,
muutomisto on lDpoettp iopa pno
leen iubanteen litraon malmistafin
miinao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
Otteita 2ntberin firjoitufs
iesta ,,fertofasteesta"
(5ottoo ~ebeuiieen J

0olmannefii, on iefin SumoIon
tcfo, ettd SumoIo toittino oifoino
on moneIe, iotto Iopieno tastetiiin,
ontanut iuurio Ppbia lobioia, Nos
IoisSut beiodt ia mobpis,anut pp'
baud Seneeud ia SumoIon ionon
pmmdrrptieGd, iefd beiodn fouttoon
ioimittanut iuurio o%iioiio fristifun'
naSIo, minimum hon tell Sobannes
Susriae ia bdnen foltoiiiaeen iua
oioua, ia ennen bdntd moniue pDbiI'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
3uufpnfantpfteltp

ia pleenfd oieioen fantamistielto Ell
enGG ala ola minfddn ptIitpiIen
funnan erifoistoimenpibe, tpoan on
Re fulomalfeon tanoin lepinnpt fun'
nasta tuntaan, iopa on lddnittdin'
Elm rpbopttp toimiiu. Sppsti pubu'
taontin ettd funpa pbtd innoffaasti
taisteltaiIiin mdfiiuomia nostaon,
ioioen a%niiota i%uomaIaiien puufon
bupno maine tobeqiIuuoesla on.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25

Ell fufoan ole pois idtettp) fGstam'
me me buoIeti ia mopoosti iotaiien,
fetG1n eroitteIemotta, paitii niit6,
fuiu IitG mastuStafpat ella tdtd lit.
toa taboo nastaon ottaa. 3uin me
tastdmme iofoiIen bdnen fdsfpnld
mufaan, min onnomme bdnen buo'
Iebtio, fuinta tasteful usfomot. STE
olemme tebneet mitd olimme fpels
noliIet tefemddn, fuin iaornaomme
ia fastamme. Sos Ell meiud. oIefaan
eritpiIid louieito, iotta pubupot los
ten fasiomiiesta, pbtd ndbdn fnin
beiudfGdn ON IeuoiIia lauieito, iotfa
f1sfenGt fnstomaan parbempid,
Min on meinG tuitentin fdSfp tar
ioamaon iofaiielle tuota pleistd s.
manfeliumia ia pleisti foStetto, ia
tabdn mfuun tdptpp lostentin ola
Iuettuina. We iStutomme ia fas'
famine, ia onnomme Sumolan ans
tao tosmun, 1 2or. 3: 6
SiIippas ndbnptfin, Jos fasteens
fertpiain ennen pliIi pitdnpt tooista'
man oiatutienio bppiud ipiud, min
eirpdt diff mieteueet Ia metdneet Iuof'
Ieen min monia ibmiid. Siud Ell
BELLE ole mitd6n mafonaa eli tpars
maa (ebeeIddn). Wtutta iiud meta
mdt he monta ibmistd tpfDnId ettd
itIestddn ommentapat iuuria ia Eos
meta piltfa Ionoia fostetto poS
taon; 5iud perteIe tietGd bptpin ettd
fuin tuo buum ioufto (fonfo) fuulee
fomeita pilffa ianoid, Iiuoin iuostnu
Ie ia usfpo paitoua, ei fpip enem'
pad perustuSta iai ipptd. Niinfnin
fosta fuulemnt Ianottatpon: yEasten
toste on foiraEiouna ia laStenfoSto'
iat on petouifio ia tonnomaiIia iau'
nopolpelioito", Iinoin puuboo'pot
he: ,Mntotoon perfeIe itIednId Eos
too" ia rSumolo iuofoon niioen pee
toIisten iononpolneliain ioaoo bd
pid polfofi een" |. n. e. Sdmd on
npt beiodn perusmtienia, fiud ieiio'
not be, eitd bella muuten ole enem'
pGG, ioua taitoipot fastetta obois'
tao. ella faifti. fuin mind oIen
tuulIut, ia fuin pubupat tonsioni
niistd aiioista, FUN ferran onot Iou'
Iuneet nuo fomiot p%ilffoIonot (foi'
ranIouno, iounopalpelia, meFtiIffo
Min find opot I%eiioneet, fuin oieIut,
eitd ole tainneet etfid (eIiue) endd
ndbint6fd6n, iolo puolustaa bat
raustanIa.
Samoten iefepdt Suuooloiiettin
mield tdndpailp6nd: pitddtieen lop'
iioan omasia usfoSIonIo, piIffoa
mat he 2ristmSta b~irpedsti, futiu'
mot bdnen 3bola'ff, ia molehtele
mat bdnestd aifoIaiqa. &c idifdpt
tdd iitte %niottoman, ptiinferioiIen ~
bdmen bdnestd, ia mietteIce len, fu
ten g. paamoli ionoo, Rom. Is: IL
iaamat len oituon Min
fuin ~oifomaifin, riustauo piltfoos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
9dhetpspdimat 9aibialla.

Sloua ia fiitoaiIuubeua omat mar.
maan faifti Gteld. 9,obionmaan lds
betpspst6mdt ottaneet nastaan tie
bon Iiitd, ettd Suomen Sdbetpsieu'
ra on toistaiIefIi fioittamat erddn
tpDmiebenfd Waoiaan, ioSta ban te'
Zee matfoia pmpdristDn luomenfielt'
fin Ieurafuutiin miippen uleampia
pdipid fusiatin ieuratunnasl ia. va
mdn toimenpiteen fautta iaa mars
moan ldbetpsbarrastue, iofa monin
paifoin tddud on ian9en wabdinen,
uutta elmpfettd.
Soulufuun 10 pnd aloitti Waa'
iaan iiioitettu 2dbetps Ieuran ldbetti
&ale Serpaportti enIimdile n matfan'
fol ouoin bdn tuli 2aibiaue tpiipp
en- tdGld folme pdimdd. paitii tir'
fos5a pioettiin fofoutIia pbteenld
piibesId paifasIa eri olisia ieura'
fnntaa. tSuolimatta iiitd ettd uleim'
mat fotoufIe It oIimat arfipdimtnd,
oil niibin fuitenfiu Iaopunut pnlion
pleiiDd, muutamin paitoin tu"9ot'
ieen asti. Sdbdn tapaon idrlestettD
IdbetpstpD udpttdd faiftein tebot
faimmaIta. Sefd ieuratuuta ettd pa
pisto tuntee pirfistppdnid, fun laa'
mat uIeampia pdipid perdttdin pis
tdd pubuian fesfuuoesianIu. 9er'
ran eteen foetettiin meta p%ainoa Sais
hian ldbetnspdiniqd, iieud oman
iielumme %aTioita ielpittdmddn ia
pafunoittcn bGtGdn tutustumaan.
2opufIi on ipield lauiuttafpa pstd'
miue ipbdmeuinen fiitos %uraffauben
fppbeistd" ia rratfauber aterioista"
ioito pubuiat iaipat fapttdd bpwdf'
Ienid. - 9olebteia fertpi pbteenid
31:56.
9un tatioi ntitd muoria, lotfa tun1
eofIesIa iainat oneniuusIo ieiloa.
tuIi min painamana mieIeen oiotus,
ettd me tarnitIiIimme mdlttdmdttD'
mdsti rutouebuoneen Saibian Yti'
pGdbGn. Hufoilfaa, 2aibian Dstd'
mdt, tdtd !Serralta. gte rufoutlet tn
Iemat parmaan muistoon bdnen tp'
%fDndnfd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
@endian fell pafolliSeffi Snomen
fpnluibin.

HietIbin mufaan ebbotettiiu MIN
Is pnd ouumosIa Suomen lotieb'
botusten fdIittelpn idIteen pdimdidr'
ieStptIen Iiirtpmiiele Ieuraafpa Jana
mupto:
r3atioen iuotamatii eta @enaidn
fieli naltatunna fielend lemidd laa,
iaue Suomen ndestDn festuuteen
ia pitden ta%rpeeQiiena, eta tatd tar
foitustu narten Iuobaan oituon po
touinen mendidnfieIen opetus Quo
men f%aitisia pIeiIisId oppilaitofiisia
ia oppifursieisIa, Iiirtpp maltnfun'
nan burma pdindidriestptieen."
Epiibinen %ielitii, e!td tdmdn iana'
muobon eboottaipat nationalist,
iotfa luulemat eitd tpendidnfielelG
maltafunnanfielend on oifems lepi'
td mitd laaiimmale D~altafunnon
faiftieu t~anioien fesfuuteen, ia ettd
faiffien naltafunnan fanIoien on o.
iottama maltafunnan fieltd ia fdps
tettdpd iitd. pubuian mieleStd poa'
til nGestDn etu tdmdn fielen lepiG.
miStG.
Sanamuoto bptpdfipttiin 90 dds
neld SO naStaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
Miehia halutaan.

Maksamme $4,000 viikkopalkkaa
asiamiehille, iotka myyvat meidan
kulta, hopea ia nikkeli, Elgin,
ia Waltham kelloiamme ia Vito
iamme ystavillensa ia muille, 81 ia
81 kuukausimaksulla. Me haluam-
me miehia matkustaviksi asiamie-
hiksi, liikkumaan paikasta paik-
kaan, missa suomalaisia on tyossa.
Toisia paikallisasiamiehiksi, pysy-
maan omalla paikkakunnallaan.
Maksamme 500 viikkopalkkaa asia
miehille, iotka tekevat Hayden alan
tyota nellie, tai So viikkepalkkaa
a~siamiehille, iotka tyoskentelevat
nellie vain ~iltasin, heidan oman
paivaty0nsa paatyttya. Vain rebel
liset miehet vastatkoot. Mainitkaa
myos nykyinen toimenne.
NORTH AMERICAN SALES CO.
Box 954 Dept. 1853. NEW YORK
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25

- 9plpin ilobouttamaa on tietdd
ettd ndind roofuuoen ia iumalanfiel'
idmptien oifoina Sumalan ianan
ndIfdtin t%oiielta puolen on luuri.
8aiffi tieoot Observation-Disclosures pob'
ianmaouo tertomat ettd bartaita fuu'
liioiia on %tunsotIeen asst.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25

idsid oIeman 8orpifoti.nimiien lepo'
toi wirfistpstobin bppdtIi %iaatai'
FIN faitisia maamme etpanfelislutes
rilaiIisia firfoisla ferran nuobesia
ferdtd paroia foleboin muooosl a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-25
&1Dtaftriar ute.

fpu&uttkIu WV
pDptdfiria tebtp Sree'
min StiendiIen Gp. Sutb.
aan a d is ieurofunnan
muoI ifotoufiesIa tammi.
fuun 1 p. no. 1912.
5 l.
@lfutofoufIen pitt past. s. Hanfi'
la (teboitti taifesSa ptIimieliippoesid
fesfustelemaan ieurofunnan ofiois'
ia, Ietd muiSiutti lpbpesti Ieurofun.
nan toimista piime nuoben oifa
no).
@Iimies Gmil X~aitiainen apaIi Eos
toutien ia eIitti firiurin lufemaan
ieuratunnan tpiime tpuooen fotouts
fen pDptdfiriot, iotfa Iuettiin ia by
mdfipttiin ieurafunnon toimet pienil'
Id muistututIiua.
5 3.
2iriuri u. Gaorttunen pppIi past.
=. Rantilaa tdmdn fofouflen pDp
t%dtiriuritii, past. VI. iuostui bdnen
pppntiinid,
s 4.
ELLEN tarfostoiitIi polittiin VI. Ref
ia s 8onsoS, iotfa buomoIipot
TILT oiteitii. SuIoia oil miime muo.
ben oitana ratennustosfaan $14O..
10 ia menoio $112 08. rabaa fos
$3.50 YopinpaIftauS fasIa.
Wonhao iddn6std $34.O2 ia
mime muoben tulotiaannDtIen TONS.
$S2 OF, miime puoben meuot
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

w. D. Scott, newly appointed gen.
eral superintendent of the Great
Northern lines west of Cut Bank,
passed through this city on No.
Monday morning. accompanied by
E. L. Brown. who recently resigned
the position to become general man
ager Of the Denver & Rio Grande.
During the 15-minute stop that the
train made here Mr.. Scott was intro
duced to the heads of the various
departments on this division.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01
ENGINEERS DEMAND AN
INCREASE IN WAGES

Locomotive engineers on all rail-
roads in the eastern territory have
made demands for a general in
crease in wages ranging from Is to
rs per cent. The demands involve
all the roads east Of Chicago and
north of the line of the Norfolk and
Western railway and of the Ohio
river. The object is to standardize
the wage scale as was done by train
men and conductors in 1910. The
general managers association has
been asked to appoint q COMMITTEES
to negotiate with the committee Of
the brotherhood. Railroad men be-
lieve the time is inopportune and
some are inclined to think the rail-
roads will not grant the demands.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01
RAILROAD CIRCLES
NO ACCIDENT. no nE. AvrRrrD

The local Great Northern Officials
have taken exceptions to an art,
icle published In the Libby Herald
and copied in the Pilot last week
concerning the quick wit OF an oper-
atof who was said to have discover
ed conflicting orders and narrowly
averted = wreck between. No. Al
and No. ~, by running at top speed
down the track and catching up with
the train just a. it was pulling out
OF the siding. and informing the
crew Of the impending danger. when
the train was switched back on the
siding to wait for the approaching
train to paas.
A letter from Supt. w. r. Smith
states that the facts In the matter
are that ON the night in question No.
"A held an order to meet No. ~ and
first No. l at Eureka. No. A taking
the siding. The latter train pulled
up to the west end of the passing
track. but on account of first No. 1
being delayed, the dispatcher sent
the operator out with an order for
No. "A to meet No. l at Tobacco the
first station east, instead Of Eureka.
There was nothing wrong with the
order. and there was no accident to
be averted.
The story is supposed to have
originated with two travelling men
who happened to see the operator
deliver the message to the crew Of
No. ~. and imagined the rest and
later reported their hallucination to
a representative of the Libby Her
aid. and he. taking the story in good
faith, probably published it
with the idea of emulating
the young man for per-
forming the supposed hero act. The
article was clipped in full and print
ed in the Pilot. giving credit from
whence it came
Superintendent Smith regrets that
the story has gained such wide
publicity, as it has given the Great
Northern some very undesirable adj
vertising, and conveys to the public
the impression that the road is oper-
ating it's trains upon unsafe methods
when everything is being done for
the safety of the travelling public. and
also casts reflection upon the dis
patcher's force, when as a matter of
fact it is doubtful if a more care
full or competent set of train dis
patchers could be found upon any
road.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01
h.Ih,eZ
q. q u . Il

Marriage Licenses Issued During
Week.
: January rs - A. J. Brutzman.
Seattle, Wash, and Anna Marie
|Natwick. Havre. Mont. =
VIM. Baker. Whitefish. Mont. ana
Myrtle Hulse, Kalispell.
January. ATT n H., Willett ana
Bessie stebbins, Kaliapell. /.
AZ - Civil Action. 40 :.
Civil Case No. a7se, s---- Divorce.
Louisa Clark ". Joseph L. Clark,
Satisfaction % Lien - N. p. Flu
Att to Mrs. HannahLarson on Lot -
and Block 80; lien for $50. !
= Probate No. II e46 II .-s., Petition
filed. !. In the matter. Of tho estate
Of Agostino Tosto. deceased, Chas.
w. Pomeroy and Merle c. Greene,
sttornsys for petitioner. d. L. GedAls.
Next Of kin: aiMaria. wife, -. Jo-
ssDh. son, {. PasQualS j., son, 1t
months. Property Note and mort
gage on real estate. $1,000. Two
improved residence lots. $1,000, one
improved BUSINESS lot, $1,000, White
fish. Mont. 800 acres stump land.
$4,000. Also personal property.
stock OF goods in store at Whitefish,
accounts receivable, monies, etc.
Real Estate Tronsfors.
Warranty Deed - Lewis Spencer
and Fannie. his wife. to I. B. Will
oughby, $3.50. lot 8 and .. block 2,
Riverside addition to Whitefish.
Warranty Deed - Riverside I'm
provement Co. to Lie. Spencer, $500,
lots 8 and 9. Riverside addition to
Whitefish.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

Announcement has been made
that the Butte Anaconda and Pacific
railroad will be converted from
q steam to an electric railroad this
year at cost Of about a million
dollars. This road was built BY the
late Marcus DAILY and extends from
Butte to Anaconda, 20 miles Nc
transcontinental road has oettel
equipment cars or track.and ie new
equipment will represent the last
work in electrical construction. Ten
thousand tons Of ore are shipped
over this road daily from Butte to
the Anaconda smelter, and both ore
and passenger trains will be run
with electricity. generated It Great
Falls, nearly 200 miles away.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01
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THE GREAT NORTHERN

+; =. L. Brown. general superintend-
ent OF all Great Northern lines west
Of Cut Bank. Mont. with headquart-
ers in Seattle. has rendered his res
ignation and has accepted the po-
sition of vice president and general
manager Of the Denver & Rio
Grande. a Gould interest.
Mr.. Brown was formerly station
agent and telegraph operator and
worked his way up in the railroad
world to his present position. He
was at one time with the Northern
Pacific and has been with the Great
Northern in various capacities for
many years. Since coming to this
territory the road has been placed
in first-class condition. and it is re-
ported that it was thru his ability
as a railroad builder and the man
ner in which he handled conditions
on the rough mountain divisions that
the place in Denver was offered
him, as there are many mountain
grades to handle on the Rio Grande.
w. D. Scott, general superin-
tendent of the eastern division and
formerly superintendent Of the Cas-
cade division of the road, will sue
coed Mr.Brown. In his new position
Mr.. Brown will have more than 100
miles of road under his supervision.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01
JAP STRUCK BY TRAIN
DIES FROM INJURIES

Sasaichi Yamashita, Japanese
railroad laborer about 80 years of
age. was struck by a helper engine
at Essex Monday morning. and died
a couple of hours later. His body
was brought to Whitefish, where Cor
oner Waggener prepared the remains
for burial, which took place in the
Demersville cemetery. =
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

It II announced that the bridge
over the Sun river on the branch
line of the Great Northern to Angus
ia will be completed by the end Of
the month and that the track and
the remainder of the line will be
laid SO that trains will be running
over it by April l.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

Mrs. Roscoe NOVEL; delightfully."-
entertained the Chanticleer Cinch
club yesterday afternoon. The tables
were tastefully decorated in a card
scheme. The prize, a beautiful Hav-
Hand china plate, was won by Mrs.
Poggi. A six course luncheon was
served after the game. The men,
bers of the club present were: Mes
danes Grant. Clarity, Lynn, Saun-
ders. Bryson, Steward, James, Poggi,
Mabry, Smith, Young, and NOVEL;. Mrs
H. C. Karow was a guest.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

Secretary Jacoby, of the B. of L.
F. & E., received a letter yesterday
from the bereaved family of Charles
B. Allen, at Cincinnati, thanking the
order for their beautiful floral Of
fering and kindness extended at the
sudden death of their son, husband
and brother.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

The delay Of train No. 2 Tuesday
night was caused by running into a
rock slide at a point west Of Spo-
kane. The side truss rods and
stanchions under all the cars were
bent where they had scraped along q
big rock that rolled down along side
of the track.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

Brakeman J. F. Pratt has just re-
turned from visit to his home in
Beacon, Iowa.
Engineer Alec Pauline was down
from Essex hill Tuesday on business
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

E. Herberg, special relief agent
who has been at Rexford for the
past month, was in the city over
Sunday and Monday morning de.
camped for Bolton, where he will
take charge of the station while the
agent is laying off for a short time
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

Tom Moore, the always iovial tel
egraph operator, who presided over
the desk at the depot in the absence
of J. A. Yates. who was taking q
vacation. has been appointed agent
at Warland and moved there with
his family Monday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

Roy Grippe. who for the past few
months has been in Canada, was in
the city yesterday calling on old
friends.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01
RESOLUTIONS OF CoNDoLENCE

To the Worshipful Master, Wardens
and Brethren, Whitefish Lodge
No. Ga, A. F. & A. NJ:
We, your committee, appointed
to draft resolutions on the death OF
Brother William Brulport, beg
leave to submit the following re-
port:
Whereas, on the 9th day Of jan
uary, 1912. In the exercise of His
sovereign power the Great Arch
itect OF the Universe saw tit to
take let us.i ope, from the labor
Of all time to the perpetual rest
and refreshments in the land OF
fadeless .alight, the. spirit ..of our
brother. william Brulport, and
Whereas. We mourn his untimsly
death, his column u broken and his
work u unfinished, therefore b It
Resolved By .Whitefish Lodge No.
81. 4. r. 4 A. M. that bowling in
sreverent submission to the Wall. Of
Him whom We sdors and esteem.
holy, s':beneficientr and good, we
hereby record our sorrow and pay
this 36yaai tribute to our brother BE-
loved. and, II ~ t@s..-.ss .,.i.!i. Is T
Resolved; That We will cherish
his virtues. and when the roll. call II
answered that eacn welcome may be
We'll done, enter thou into the
joys Of thy Lord" and. saA
Resolved. That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes OF the
Lodge, copy sent to the White
fish Pilot for publication, and a
copy sent to the relatives, and that
the Charter and the Three Great
Lights be draped in mourning for
sixty days. nttt
Committee,
JOSEPH CASTOR,
p. F. DODDS,
E. M. HUTCHINSON.
Hall Of Whitefish Lodge No. g., A.
F. & A. M, Whitefish, Mont. Jan
uary 80, 1919.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

One swallow doesn't make a sum.
mer. but some of our young mer
should remember that too many
swallows are certain to make a fall
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-01

]. E. Fisher is breaking in at the
depot for phone operator.