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The Whitefish Pilot from Whitefish, Montana • 4

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Whitefish, Montana
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THE WHITEISH PILOT i RAILROAD NEWS The WBitefisH Pilot The Breath of Spring ot of I REELESS CITY IN OREST with it ORGANIZE LOYAL HEART CLUB The Prices Are Very Reasonable MRS RAMAY rench Model Shop METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH his old run Nos 27 and Operator 7 0 ools for the Motorist will relieve 7f 11 2 waterproof material lias a place for each tool no tools LOCAL MENTION Now is the time to get your car equipped for the season WINCHESTER TOOLS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY Knott eely Mercantile Company it Prop the a A STOCKING 4 PROSPEROUS 1923 for Drummond Mont the from the school China not plant of lots are who have anything this can and the on account of He displaced at Jennings Operator Han following menu five un trees own little that 1 au and (4 MOSS Managing Editor is reliev ielding for the i li tho and potatoes salad rolls If there is someone you are look ing for or want to see you can find them sometime during the day at the One Horse Grocery 12 1 The Watchmaker VAN SLYKE Mayor BIRTHDAY AN NIVERSARY 1 great who '1 Mercord relieved Oper at Whitefish Sunday for 12 1 Spo A RIENDLY Whitefish Hardware And never before has THE RENCH MODEL SHOP had such a beautiful assortment of Dresses THE NORTHERN 1' HINTING COMPANY Incurj TBIOO to the individual lot owners a many would large number non residents doing PARENTS NOTICE It has been called to my attention by the City Council that there is considerable violation of our curfew laws by minor children in the city and they instructed me to publish a warning that the laws covering this will be rigidly enforced in the fu ture BAZAAR AND DINNER The ladies of the Aid so ciety will hold a bazaar and serve a 35 cent dinner at the church base ment Wednesday March 21 The bazaar will open at 2 There will be both fancy and practical ar ticles on sale The will be served from til all are served: Roast pork mashed shrimp fee 7 WHO HAS 7 THE KEY The Pilot regrets to know that a considerable movement is under way in the nature of petitions of protest having as their aim the of several improvement districts the purpose of planting trees on streets having cement sidewalks stalled It is our opinion that protests are based upon false infor mation that has been peddled by someone fur some reason It Is re ported that some persons stated that the improvement would cost some thing like $10 per tree Such a proposition is absurd On the thority of Mayor Van Slyke members of the council It is posi tively asserted that the cost of the improvement would not exceed $3 per 25 foot lot and that this cost would bq divided over two years Wo sincerely hope that the people who have protests due to the mis leading misinformation that has been given out will be present at the council meeting next Monday eve ning and withdraw their names from the protests The cost is so small and the benefits so great that it Is hard to see why any property owner should protest when he has the facts We have the distinction of being a treeloss city in the forest and is not to our credit The city buy this large quantity of trees install them much cheaper than individual lot owners could and then if left great and a ed by interest in would tend to add to the beauty of the streets If these trees are put in this season one would not know the town in five years Every year's Several ladies of the Women of Mooseheart Legion met at the home of Mrs Lang last Thursday afternoon and formed a Loyal Heart club which will bo for the study of rules Other studies and sewing will be taken up later Those present were Mesdames Pomarleau Knapton Mackay Bethel Gobel Kutzman Holmquist A Jacques and Lang Mrs Go bel was elected president Mrs Jac ques vice president and Mrs Mac kay secretary After the meeting refreshments were served by the hostess and a general good time spent The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Mackay on Thurs day afternoon March 22 at 2:30 Mrs A Placey entertained few friends last evening the occa sion being her birthday A pleasant time was spent playing and in music and son The hostess was presented with many pretty gifts? and at midnight a lovely lunch was spread with the birthday cake everything Those present were Mesdames McManigal Seal Sorenson Derrick Robert son? Dooley Ballard and Walker Misses Bernice LynnLeah Huntsinger ana came Ragor delay puts off that much longer the benefits that would come from the streets and avenues decked growing trees The Pilot is sure that the majority of property owners signed the protests did so because of alleged information that was not correct There is property in town have its selling many times what cost by having not a residence that would not value increased the trees would the trees Of course it would take several years to get the trees to the point in size where they would make a big show ing But that makes longer delay in the matter of planting all more serious get away this idea of a treeless in midst of a forest CAPITAL BARGAINS IN REVOLVERS Genuine brand new 30 cal Luger automatic pistols while they last $1G5O New cowhide leather Luger holsters and pocket for extra magazine $200 Now Luger magazine $150 Genuine brand new 25 and 32 cal Mauser automatic pistols while they last $900 and $1000 New heavy cowhide holster for same $100 New 30 cal genuine Mauser automatic carbine 4 and 5 inch barrel also wood en holster at $2250 and $2750 I have left in stock a few slightly used 9mm caliber genuine Luger perfect 6 and 8 inch barrel and a good leather holster while they last at $2400 $2500 and $2750 Will send any of the above by express prepaid and subject to exam ination All the above guns are guaranteed to be in perfect working order A trial will convince you Oscar Silverstein 411 Main Ave Spokane Wash are the very latest in Style and abric and (he beau tiful colorings arc a 'dream We cannot imagine a woman that cannot find something here that will just suit her We have selected the stock with great care and know that you can find garments here that will please you We will be pleased to show you the many beautiful Has the key that will unlock the lock on the WAYNE ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE that we are giving away? Over 900 keys have been tried but the lucky one has not yet appeared BRING ON YOUR KEYS We arc determined to give this machine and if the lucky key does not appear we will devise some other way of giving the machine away We are keeping a record of alt who try keys and they will be in on the new plan if a new plan is needed BE Ours is the store that sells less One Horse1 Grocery John Moore spent Sunday in kane with friends returning yester day morning Misses Myrtle and Ella Gaustad were over from Kalispell riday and were luncheon guests of Mrs Chas Ballard Steve Zorzi and A Smith drove over from Columbia alls Sunday to call on friends Mrs Elizabeth McDonald and son Ray of Kalispell mother and broth er of Mrs Markus spent Sun day here at the Markus home Call 123 and find out if you have been overcharged on your grocery bill 12 lt The Berean Bible class of the Presbyterian church expects to give an entertainment riday March 23 in the basement of the churchk The Carr Hanger male will give several numbers Mrs Lillian Schultz been the guest of her daughter Mrs Mc Manigal expects to leave in a couple of days To Repair Your WATCH CLOCK JEWELRY expert on bracelet watches Second door north of Hori ADVERTISING RATES Display rates 2ac and 30c per column inch each insertion Local the per line first insv1 rtlon 5e per line each subsequent insertion charged At local rate Entertainments meetings etc whore charged will take the local rate EW MORE DAYS and Spring will officially be here And then a few days and EASTER will come Sprint and Easier arc times when most women think of new Dresses and Suits 41 Corner of Spokane avenue and ourth street Horace Turner pas tor Church Thursday from 7:30 to 9:45 Three hour Cub Scouts Thursday after school Boy Scouts Troop 1 meets every riday evening at 7:30 in the church basement There will be a meeting of the? Home Missionary society in the church parlors Thursday af ternoon at 2:30 Good program All 'interested are cordially invited Choir practiqe Junior choir at Senior choir at 8 Missionary rom China Dr rancis Jones principal of theGuthrie Memorial high Hinghwa Mission ukein will be with us Monday evening March 19 and will give an address in the above church at 7:30 zVd mission free No collection Come! Watch for further announcement riday WE ALSO HAVE A BIG ASSORTMENT THE VERY LATEST IN SHAPE COLOR? EVERYTHING THAT YOU WOULD EXPECT 1 Successor to Elliot Bjomeby PROSPEROUS BE Car Repairers John Horn Bert I Hamlin and Claud Smith were call ed back to work in the car depart ment last week McPherson trainmaster was in from Rexford Sunday Victor Gray operator relay office has gone to Spokane to visit with his family a few days Miss Hazel Van Dyke car io clerk was oil ill the last the week II Potter expects to go to Paul Saturday in the interests the Railway Clerks Leon Conners fireman and Conners brakeman left Saturday night for Bow Island Alta where they will spend two months Brakeman 11 Evans is taking a two months' leave of absence Engineer Chas Jenkins returned home Sunday from St Paul Minn He also spent a short time on his ranch near Glasgow Engineer Paul Kutzman and ire man Ackrill secured the work train at Garry by bulletin Of Schoonover? general chair man of the of came to town Saturday from St Paul and spent several days with the ederal Locomotive Inspector Henry Cautzler of Spokane arrived yesterday on a tour 'of inspection Remember the dance given by the Lady iremen at the Masonic tem ple Saturday evening St day 12 2 Wm Stapp night roundhouse foreman who has been off for some time on account of an operation re turned to work riday relieving Jim Barton who goes on days as assistant roundhouse foreman Assistant Car oreman Monger has been off the past week account of a serious case of District Boiler Inspector Jerry Cahill is here from Glasgow for a few days Hugh Roberts was called back to work as boilermaker Sunday BE A Scanlon Robert Vining and A Vining went to Glacier Park Sunday and spent the day with Agent Rice Brakeman Clerk has resigned and left Saturday for Minot Swazey brakeman is tak ing a two leave and left riday for Portland Orc and coast points Osborne and wife went to St Paul Minn yesterday where he will attend to business pertaining to the of of which he is local chairman Dad Brady has returned from California points where he and his wife have spent the last three months visiting their children Dad is again on 28 Operator ator Willis night Operator brown gravy cabbage and apple pie cof 11 2 You arc ready for any emergency when you have a set of Winchester Auto Tools in your tool box The most particular mechanic will prize one of these kits of well selected high grade tools They arc made to Training Night every study classes Recreatioal Something new every week Mullen has return ed to Nyack and relieved Carrie Ragor Operator Bertha Harris ing Operator Peterson at for a few days Operator Webber is relieving Op erator Bergsieker at Coram account of illness in Mr family Operator Brock Martin has return ed to work at Rexford relieving McRaven Operator Ollie Durham returned from Mo Saturday night where he was called illness of his father Operator Christman Christman son first trick at Jennings for a few days You will be sorry if you miss the St dav dance aiven bv the Lady iremen at the Masonic temple I Saturday evening 12 2 BE MEMBER NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION BsCRiPTiON PRICE THKEE IKILLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE Entered as second class matter ebruary 1901 at the postofkee al Whitefish Montana under the act of Congress of March 3 1879 I 1 ex VI XV UZ tea XI AS wn I of Xi 1 II i I I' i 1 a I I I uju jet i fiS I I J'S fi I st 7 I ill i Yu i and Suits showing If I i I THS 5TORE A A ''It "a3aW ft' if 'aza Tab 'w McWf 4 fr 2T1 4S Bi TZJIiTiinigl'if HtBUi JAll Z7 's TTT11 III hl MirllUfllIL a th i sk'sT? 4 Eg2pgpggggg If JJi i EE gfl 'lk Jl rnnf.

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