The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-19
AROUND THE TOWN.

The best meal in town at the Royal.
j. H. Edwards, who has been in Great
Falls for the past week. arrived home
Sunday night.
A Derby hat is always in style. We
have the new shapes now on hand.
Merigold.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Paul Fehlberg and Mary Bauer,
both of Kalispell.
Summer shirts, caps, gloves, under
wear, light coats and vests at Merigolds.
Charles Lynch is visitor in Kalispell
this week, having arrived from Pleasant
Valley Sunday night.
We have just received full line of
fireworks at the Pantry, SO look out for
the explosion.
All the delegates to the democratic
state convention have left for Butte,
some going Sunday night and the bal
ance Monday.
Summer weather calls for summer
hats. All the late styles in rough and
split braids. Merigold:
The court of the Eleventh judicial
district convened in Kalispell Monday
morning and adjourned until next Mon
day, the 25th.
Pabst Milwaukee, the leading Ameri-
can beer, on draught at Kalispell Liquor
and Tobacco Co. SC.
Miss Anna McDermott came over from
Kalispell yesterday and will remain here.
Miss McDermott will be one of the
teachers in the county high school
Livingston Post.
What shape of hat do you prefer? We
can give you an assortment which will
make it easy for you to decide. Meri
gold.
Mrs. F. s. Elliott went to Libby Satur-
day night, expecting to be absent several
days on business connected with her
millinery stock at that place.
Be on hand to witness free morning ex-
hibition OF The Great Syndicate English
American Shows on June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hollinsteiner have
gone to keeping house on 9Th ave. east.
Mr.. Hollingsteiner having bought a
house and lot next door to Ed. Phillips.
A nice line of cigars at the Royal.
Miss Clingaan nd Miss Merry, teachers
in st. Mary's Hall of Spokane, are visit
ing with Miss Kate Conrad this week.
They are on their way east to spend the
vacation.
Everybody reads the Bee. That is the
reason it is such good advertising me-
dunn.
August Hellar will commence the cree
ton of his two-story brick block on Main
street about the LIST day of August and
it will have pressed brick and stone
front. It will be 25x12O feet.
Having received word that her grand.
mother was seriously hurt, Miss Lou.
Hunt will leave the latter part of the
week for Portland, Oregon, where she
will visit for month or two.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Royal.
Lou Shaffer has purchased from Harry
Sheerer and Silas Shut their band of
cattle, located at Essex, east of Kalis-
pell, and will put man in charge of
them. He intends to remain in Kalis-
pell and look after his business here.
On June 1st,W. H. Douglass got the
Hartford bicycle and Mark Hirams the
watch that was given away by H. S.
Cannon, clothier.
George Sanford will in a short time
leave Kalispell for Cape Nome where he
will take charge of the large and growing
placer mining business of Col. Conrad.
He expects to be absent several years.
Pansy studio for photos.
DIR. j. A. Fossum, of the lower east
side of the valley, was in the city last
week attending to business matters con-
nected with land recently purchased
from George Lakin.
Photographs 16 for SOC at the Pansy
studio.
Sidney M. Logan and Major M. d.
Baldwin were absent last week fishing
Whiteiish lake and other waters
north of Kalispeli and returned Saturday
morning with all kinds of fish and hard
luck stories.
The best is none too good. Hazel
wood" ice cream.
G. H. Adams has purchased the lot
next to his business block on Main street
and late this fall or early next spring
will begin the erection of one story
brick which he will use as his grocery
department, and devote the whole of the
space in the other building to his dry
goods department.
Full line of fireworks, flags, ETC., for
the Fourth at Mrs. Campbells.
Joe Edge and wife spent last Friday
and Saturday inthe city. He says that the
farmers in his part of the valley never felt
better atthe prospect, for the heaviest crop
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