The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-31

preliminary hearing before Judge Billings
today, on charge of larceny.
For everything in gents furnishing
goods, 60 to Nathan Bros.
Seven young boys were arrested and
brought before Judge Macarthur Thurs
day on the charge of malicious mischief.
They were let off with a lecture.
The lady members and Sunday school
scholars of the Presbyterian church have
fitted up study in the edifice for the
use and comfort of their pastor, Rev. J.
E. Day.
For Gents Vlcuna suits, latest styles,
call at Nathan Bros.
Two new side-tracks are being laid in
the Great Northern yards in this city,
which, when completed, will add greatly
to the convenience of switching cars at
this point.
Andrew J. King has filed a certificate
of location with the county clerk for a
homestead claim embracing the n1s
ne14, swA neA and the nwA seA sec.
q, tip. % n, r. q Woo acres.
Attention Modern Woodmen--Assess:
ssore Sent, i.t W. c Ct
Rev. J. E. Day will deliver sermon
on the subject of THE Model Mother"
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. The sermon will be delivered
at the request of the Mothers club of
this city.
He was out again, and now he's in a.
gain. Bobby" Burns was put in the
cooler Wednesday night for being drunk.
He is the party who complained of being
arrested recently while drinking beer
with war tax on it,"
None better than the Lanpher Hat.
Cannon, sole agent.
L. Tinkel is in town today from Big
Fork to sign contracts and perfect other
arrangements for the digging of ditch
and the excavation for the buildings on
the grounds of the plant of the Electric
Power and Light Company.
Two bicyclists arrived in town We'd
nesday morning. They came from the
east, and we're en- route to Portland, Ore
gon. They refused to give their names,
saying that they were not seeking news
paper notoriety. They headed westward
after getting breakfast.
R0YH SHIFTS of ., durable asa IN Quality ;zs made de
Nathan Bros. For this sale they are ZEn
marked down to....................... .4jC
Yesterday the demolition of the burned
elevator was commenced, it being found
necessary to tear down most of the
standing walls, as the timbers and sup
ports were found to be worse charred
than at first supposed. The rebuilding
will commence without delay.
Losr-One sorrel horse, weight 1900
lbs, branded A on right hip, one bay
horse, weight 1900, white spot on nose.
Last seen on the South Fork. Property
of Isaac Register, apply to Richard Keast,
Columbia Falls, Mont.
There is warrant out for the arrest
of man and woman charged with adul-
terry, but so far the parties have not been
apprehended. The accused couple have
been residing in another part of the state
as man and wife, and the injured hus-
band has resorted to the law for redress.
If you want apple trees true to name,
see the Flathead Nurseries. For further
particulars write to j. A. Fossum, Holt,
Montana. represented at. Kalispell by
E. s. Bogart, Kalispell Land and Insur-
ance Companys office, Conrad block.
A divorce suit has been filed in the
district court by Mrs. Mary O'Clair
against Robert O'Clair. and the petit
toner asks for the custody of two
adopted children, still minors. The case
will be docketed for the September term,
The reason given by the plaintiff is habit
ual intemperance on the part of the de-
PENDANT.
In Kalispell until Sept. 81, only,
Teeth extracted, painless method. s. so
Teeth on plates, warranted to fit -. 700
Best crowns made, any kind. 1850. 500
Plastic filings, all guaranteed 49,. 100
| uIo SllVeI lIlllnSs, SudlduCccu. 1'oo
| DR.. Rinehart. Dentist.
A horse ran away Tuesday afternoon
starting from the other side of the creek,
west of town, and after running up
Third street to First Avenue east, he
started for home, but was caught between
First avenue and Main street. No dam
age was done to the vehicle, although
three ladies had narrow escape from
being run over.
Mrs. G. A. Peplow charmingly enter
tanned a few of her lady friends Thurs
day afternoon. A novel feature in the
shape of a needle threading contest was
introduced, in which Mrs. Jacobs proved
her quickness of eye by capturing the
first prize, a very pretty china plate. Miss
Eva Bose was given the candle and stick
to enable her to see the eye of the needle
better next time. The house was prettily
decorated with sweet peas and nastur.