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

DOQy invited.
The Bittner Theatrical company OF
sixteen members were registered at the
Kalispell, Wednesday.
1t is estimated that over 10000 tons of
wheat and oat straw will go up in smoke
in the valley this season.
WANTED-A bright boy Is or 16 years
of age, with fair education, to learn a
trade. Apply at this office.
Umbrellas and mackintoshes at The
Fair
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe ALI
son are spending few days in the city.
They will return to Woods bay tomor-
row.
Dennis Colneo has rented house in
the city and will move his family from
Lake Mcdonald during the present
month.
| F. A. Disbrow, who has been residing
on the west side of the lake, will remove
his family to the city for the winter in a
few days.
Hats and caps at THE Fair"
The Presbytery of Great Falls will
meet at Great Falls, Oct. 9, and the
Synod of Montana at the same place on
October IL.
| Mrs. Phipps, assisted by the Royal
Neighbors, is entertaining the Woodmen
of America at her home ten miles east of
the city, tonight.
Senator S. B. Hill who has been visit
ing his daughters, Mrs. Joseph Corners
and Mrs. Fred Merigold, left during the
week for Defiance, Ohio.
The largest line of sweaters in town at
1.-THE Fair" department store.
Robert Inglis, from near Whitefish
| glis states that deer are very numer
Gus in that section this season.
j. Miller of Missouri is looking up farm
property with a view to investment. Mr..
Miller believes the valley has wonder
full future and desires to locate.
1t is said that VIM. Seifert, residing
two miles north of the city has sold his
ranch to j. Gamer. About 5000 is said
to have been the purchase price.
Blankets and quilts at 1.-The Fair
Charles Oldenburg made flying trip
to Kalispell Tuesday, and kept himself
busy announcing the fact of the arrival
of little daughter at his home Monday.
The bridge known as the Columbia
Falls bridge will be closed for the travel
of wagons and teams for the next ten
days. Pedestrians can cross at any time.
| 1t is stated that there are great num-
Der of geese and ducks on Swan lake this
season, and that few have hunted there
during the period since the season opened.
7uAT lat Nathan Brothers are making
IUHU tai their leader is guaranteed as
good as any manufactured. 1t will wear we'll
looks and feels as well on your "a EO
head as any s. hat. The price is <PosOO
Rev. A. II. Wagner of Chinook, for
merly Presbyterian minister at Libby,
has been busy building parsonage at
Chinook and has taken to himself a wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. O'Hara, together
with Miss O'Hara and their son, have
moved to the city from Minot, N. d. Mr..
o. Hara is in the employ of the Great
Northern.
"Miller's All Wool Clothing" at The
Fair" Every garment guaranteed.
Sermon on Sunday morning at the
Presbyterian church on the office and
Work Of the Ruling Elders" followed by
the ordination service and installation of
new elders.
Mrs. Dodson, wife of Division Super
intendent Il. A. Dodson, of Blackfoot,
was brought to the city Wednesday seri-
ously i'll and is receiving attention at the
the hospital.
Boys suits-the nobbiest and the best
at The Fair" Sizes from 3 years up.
Mrs. James Vincin and Miss Vincin of
Fort Benton, are residing at the kalispell
hotel until residence can be secured.
Mrs. Vincin is confined to her room with
slight illness.
.. B. Preston came in from Lakeview,
Tuesday, and remained in the city
number of days looking after business
interests. Things are humming with
us now, at Lakeview."
Fair the place to save money.
Hazel, the little daughter of E. L.
Sitter, who has been seriously ill, is re.
ported improved. Mr.. Sitter will take
his daughter east for treatment as soon
as she is able to travel.
Farms for rent, sale or exchange for
city property at Benham e. Bush's.
Miss Kate Conrad, who met with
painful accident some days ago and was
prevented from leaving for Seattle to
complete her studies at St. Mary's AGA
denny, is much improved.
Several teams are grading new road
bed north of the freight depot. The
new siding is being constructed because
of the cramped condition of the yards
owing to increased business.
Tickle your palate and tone your stom-
ach with Celery Gin Tonic.
Mrs. E. S. Disbrow and son Dallis, &C
companied by Mrs. +. McGregor, have
started on an extended trip east. While
absent they will visit relatives in Kan
sas, Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado.
E. Cook and wife, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keith,
started on an extended trip along the
western coast, after which they will re-