The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-25
AROUND THE TOWN.

Dan Dootey and his partner, who have
been in the city for number of days
have returned to their home at Nyack
They are successful trappers and forest
scouts in their neighborhood.
Tom Moore Cigar-America's Fav0rite.
Officers are looking for James Carroll
who is wanted as witness fin the case
the state against John L. Reed, known
as Black Jack. The charge against Reed
is that of assault and battery.
Baths 25cts-Kalispell Steam Laundry.
Judge Kehoe and Fred Whiteside
spoke at the McGovern school house,
about seven miles south Of the city, last
night. There was good attendance
and those present we're most enthusiast
tic.
Read Karcher & Smihers' lad" on
shoes.
The voters of the county will be asked
to give majority in favor of building a
court house at the coming election. tt
is the intention to issue SIS, 900 in bonds
for the purpose ef constructing the build
ing.
Seats now on sale for Old Maids con-
vention at Cannon's.
Lieutenant J. S. Tippert Of the Saliva
ton Army, who has been stationed in
this city fora number of weeks, has been
ordered to another station. There will
be farewell service in his honor Sunday
next.
For RENT-A furnished room. Lady
preferred, 1O6 Fifth avenue east.
G. NJ. Byersdorf, of Great Falls, has
been in the city for number of days
purchasing Flathead county hogs for the
Great Falls market. He has already
bought one carload and expects to Sc
cure many more.
Eat with "Charlie'- Chop house
in town. Bickford's theater.
John O'Brien, the Great Northern tim
Der man, has been in the city two days
consulting men who have forest land.
He met President Hill in this city yester-
day and consulted him upon business
interests in this section.
Piano lessons at the Pansy Studio IS
cents. Mrs. Ribelin, teacher.
There will be an Independent demo-
cratic rally at the Helena Flats school
house, Thursday evening, Oct. Is. Cam
paign music, graphophone and speaking
will be the main features. Ladies as
we'll as gentlemen are invited.
Reserve your seats for the Old Maids
convention at Opera House, Oct. 26.
A gentleman who purchased timber
land from the government during the
early part of the week said: There is
the finest body of timber near Nyack in
the state and most of it is along the main
line of the Great Northern
Go to Broderick & walkers for any
thing you need in the Photographic liue.
Extensive work is being done near the
steel bridge. Sheer dams are being con-
structed, and new channel for the river
is being cut through with an object of
protecting the bridge. About twenty
men are employed on the work.
Mrs. Ribelin will take few pupils for
piano at 35 cents per lesson at the Pansy
Studio.
The following real estate transfers
were made yesterday: A. w. Swaney to
Geo. F. Stannard interest in O. K. min
ing claim, $500; the United States GOV.
eminent to Joseph B. Williamson, S. w.
quarter sec. 2, tip. Sc n. +. 25 W, 100.
The regular meeting of the Library
association will be held on Monday, Oct. |
%. at 4 o'clock, at the Boys club room.
Thomas Quirk who has been in the
city number of days will return to his
home at Tobacco today. He has been in
the east nearly four weeks and said that
he wanted to see if everything was in
good condition. When he gets home he
intends to tell them thing or two about
what the people in the east think of
Boodler Clark.
LosT-Red COW branded o. F. on lie
side. Liberal reward for information
leading to recovery, at Montana market
Kalispell.
j. W. Britain, of Portland, has pur-
chased the studio of VIM. Ingiis and BY
prompt attention to customers hopes to
retain the trade enjoyed by Mr.. inelis.
The finishing of kodak views especially
solicited.