The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-09-21


struments which are rendering delight
full music in Kalispell. There is not
street in the city which has not busy
dences or making improvements. 1t is
to be hoped that music of this kind will
be rendered continuously.
Get your fall or winter suits made at
Smiths tailor shop, and save money by
buying the best goods.
The employees of the brewery and
number of friends spent Saturday and
number of deer and killed much small
were: A. J, Noonan, Richard Best, VIM.
McComess and Joe Wilmer.
For first-class help, either male or
female, call at Benham & Bush's employ
ment Office.
Several gentlemen, with their families,
have been seeking dwellings in the city
the past week, and but one has been
able to find a suitable house. There
does not seem to be an habitable house
without tenants in the city, and as con.
reside in the different hotels.
A speciality made of the finest domes-
tic and imported whiskies and brandies
for family and medicinal use. Every
thing exactly as represented. Kalispell
Liquor & Tobacco Co.
A dashing creature who holds out on
Second avenue west, giving the name of
Gertle Glenn, and young man about
town, engaged in beer bottle argument
which was decidedly warm and attracted
police attention. few nights ago. The
young man retreated like scared coyote,
leaving his hat and various articles of
wearing apparel to mark his line of flight.
School Shoes Our shoes for boys and
girls are just what you want. Ask tosee
our Ucantripene-''Th Fair
A petition, said to have received over
one hundred signatures. is being circu-
lated, asking for the pardon of Martin
Bowser convicted on charge OF incest
about three years ago. It is claimed
that Bowser is almost 65 years of age,
that his health is failing rapidly and that
there was serious doubt of his guilt,
l have 100000 feet Of lumber which
must be sold for cash at once. See me
and get prices. j. B. SINCLAIR.
The subscription list which is being
circulated for the benefit Of the Calves
ton sufferers is being generally signed
There has has been almost $3.50 raised
and it is hoped that before Monday the
amount will reach the $500 mark. 1t is
the intention to mail draft direct to the
mayor of Galveston and not to Helena
as was at first intended.
| Before buying your fall and winter
suits, call and see the stock of woollens
at w. L. Smiths. the tailor for the trade
AS a result of the canvass of the city
Of Kalispell by Rev. w. p Teitsworth
agent of the American Tract society, $14.
worth Of new books will be added to thu
libraries of the Sunday schools of thi.
city, representing over four hundred vol
umes. This addition of books will tent
to increase the interest of the children
in the Sunday schools. Many of thes'
volumes are suitable reading for grown
people as well as children.
0vERC0AT bs tie yis"ns %ses i u
majority of the tailors know how to make. Til
style is up to date and the materia! the best
J.
There have been an unusual numbe
of strangers in the city during the pas
few days and as a consequence hotel AM
cefe owners are wearing smiles whicl
are pleasing to say the least, A clerk i
one of the principal hotels said: "Kalis
pell must be in good condition. Whe
there are plenty of visitors and the hotel
are thriving the town is sure to be A NJ
l. l have seen enough of hotel life t
know what am talking about" Her
the clerk turned and informed traveller
I'VE have only one empty room and tina
; on the top floor; sorry, but can't do bel
ter for you. Take the key with your"
If you want apple trees true to nam'
see the Flathead Nurseries. For furthe
particulars write to J. A. Fossum, Hol
! Montana. Represented at Kalispell b
E. S. Bogart, Kalispell Land and Insu1
ance Company's office, Conrad block.
Mr., James Conlon, who returned fe'
days since from trip to the east, talke
entertainingly of the business and polit
cal outlook there. He says business
: good just now but that the republican
are soaring the people with the bugabo
, of financial disaster in case of Bryan
election, of which they seem to be yer
} much afraid. Mr.. Conlon was in Chicae
I on Labor day and saw the parade. II
}. says the cheers of those in the processio
, seemed to be nearly all for Bryan an
! that Roosevelt looked just little lon
some, Mr., Conlon says, too that publ
sympathy seems to be strongly with tt
striking coal miners, who are able to ear
]; only about 80 cents day under the
present wage schedule.
! Men wanted at Benham & Bush's re-
estate and employment Office. The on
place in town where reliable help can |
;. obtained.
= Flathead Lake Survey.
The first surveys of Flathead lake an
! Pen d'Oreille river are being made
! establish the rise and fall of the lal
: and river with the object of securing a
estimate as to the probable cost and tt
e number of acres which will be reclaime
: by the removal of distractions from tt
= Pen d'Oreille, at the same time tt
9 actual location of the lake, which h;