The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-22


repair work to G. G. Shaffroth, who is
newcomer from Nebraska.
Mr.. Rakowitz has just returned from
fishing trip to Big Fork river and Swan
lake and says that fishing was never bet
ter than at present. He says that at the
lake the large fat trout are in album
dance.
Rev. Ernest .Wachsmutch, pastor of
the Kalispell German Lutheran church,
left Monday night to attend church
conference in St. Paul and to visit friends
The reverend gentleman will be absent a
month.
A freight train left the yards this morn
ing for the west with SO cars in it and
was pulled by two engines. All complete
tina train was over half mile long and
was one of the largest that ever left the
Kalispell yards.
The Kalispell club will hold bust
ness meeting next Monday night in it's
handsome new quarters, which are about
ready for occupancy, At the meeting it
will be decided at what date the club will
hold it's formal opening.
Rev. Eastland, son and daughter ar
rived in Kalispell from Missoula by way
of the lake Wednesday evening. Mr..
Eastland is undecided just at present as
to where he will finally locate. The
party is stopping with Mrs. 4. D. Dun
can.
Chaplain Stull of the First Montana
regiment will be here Saturday night
accompanied by Dec, the Filipino boy
brought over by Company d. Mr.. Stull
will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
church, Sunday, and will deliver lee
ture in the opera house Tuesday night.
Mrs. o. G. Cornish entertained the
ladies of the Royal Neighbors at her
home upon the ranch on the east side of
the river Tuesday, and many ladies from
Kalispell as well as many from various
parts of the valley accepted the invita-
ton and all report having a good time.
Dancing was to have been INDUCED in,
but the musicians failed to put in an
appearance.
The best is none too good. Hazel
wood" ice cream.
The local members of the League of
American Sportsmen are having consid-
cradle trouble these days with small
boys who have been robbing wild ducks
nests and catching young ducks and
making away with them. If the boys do
not desist from this cruel sport they will
have to be placed in Jail. The wild ducks
must be allowed to grow up so that the
sportsmen may have chance to shoot
them.
Summer shirts, caps, gloves, under
wear, light coats and vests at Merigold's
Mr.. L. Tinkel left for Chicago Wed
nesday night, where he will meet John
Schriner, brother in-law of James Brod
erick. Mr.. Schriner is an electrician
and Mr.. Tinkel goes to consult with him
in regard to the machinery necessary te
equip his new electric plant that will bt
put in on the Big Fork. He has secured
the services of Mr.. Schriner, who will bt
his electrician when the plant is estab
lished.
A cool dining room on the shady side
of the street is the place to take YOU
Sunday dinner. The Royal on MAR
street is just such place. Dinner or
Sundays from to o'clock; during the
week from IL to o'clock.
The county commissioners received 6
telegram from N. w. Harris Il Co. We'd
nesday, to the effect that Judge Dillon Of
New York had refused or declined tc
approve of the Flathead county court
house bonds and suggested that the
commissioners submit the matter to the
court and the decision would be entirel,
satisfactory to them. In this way the
commissioners might get ruling that
would enable them to sell the bonds yet
Photographs 1G for Soc at tho Pansy
studio.
Last Tuesday w. o. Miller had Mr.
Mcdonald arrested, charging assault
The trial was had before Justice Sulli
van and it developed from tho evidence
that it was quarrel between neighbors
over road and fence. 1t appears that
the road runs through both farms and
that it is not county road, although
the county is said to have expended
money on it to the satisfaction of those
using it, and Mcdonald did not want
Miller to go through his land. Miller
insisted. The bars were nailed up and
Miller attempted to knock them off with
an AK and Mcdonald choked him some
From the evidence the justice fined Nc
Donald SO and the case was appealed.
Be on hand to witness free morning ex
hibition of The Great Syndicate English
American Shows on June %.
The Mozart Musical Club.
The Mozart Musical Club gave it's first
annual festival on Tuesday eyeninp nj