The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-09-21
AROUND THE TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Williams, who
have been on their bridal tour, returned
Wednesday night They are at home to
their friends at their residence on Third
street, between Third and Fourth ave-
nues.
j. w. Maxwell, national bank examiner
for this district, stationed at Tacoma is
making the semi annual examination OF
the books and papers of the Conrad ma
tional and the First national banks in
this city.
Underwear at 1.-The Fair"
Warren P. Conway, who has been
resident of the valley for some time, has
accepted position with the Grand The
alter company at Syracuse, N. Y, and
left the city Wednesday to enter upon
his new duties.
X. G. Mclean, representing Dunn,
Mclean & Go. Of Great Falls, transacted
business in Kalispell during the week.
Mr.. Mclean said that business Of every
nature is in thriving condition in this
part Of the state.
Fit and workmanship guaranteed at
Smiths tailor shop.
Streets of the city are rapidly recover
ing from their slippery condition caused
by the late rains. Business streets have
been cleaned of surface mud and some
of the residence parts given attention by
the city authorities
James Collins of Fort Benton, who
was taken to the hospital Monday, is seri-
ously ill and his family have been mott
fled, Mr.. Collins is in the employ of
Fair Bro, the contractors who are now
engaged on the work at Big Fork.
The Great Falls Leader published a
pleasing photograph Of DR.. A. D. Mac
donald in it's Sundays issue. DR.. Mac
donald, who is grand captain of the
host, Royal Arch Masons, is attending the
state meeting now in session at Great
Falls.
Just arrived-A fine lot Of ladies'
wrappers at 1.-The Fair"
G. III. Mccoy was in Kalispell We'd
nesday and Thursday in the interests of
the Montana Record, printed at Helena.
Mr.. Mccoy reports good business here
and deserves it, for his paper is an ex-
cellent one and would be credit to any
state.
Your attention is called to Merigold's
ad. on third page.
The machine shop of the Great North
ern is an unusually busy place at this
time. Five engines are undergoing re
pairs beside freight cars in great mum
Der. Machinists from different points or
the work.
Go to Broderick 4 Walkers for any
thing you need in the Photographic line
Trains east and west bound have beer
during the past week. Passengers have
enjoyed the delays waiting outside thu
station, which seems to have been erected
to look at and not for the benefit of tn.
travelling public.
We are constantly shipping men cas-
for railroad work. Benham Il Bush.
Rev. j. E. Day is about to organize ;
Chautauqua circle to study the course o
19OO-O1. About dozen have signitiet
their desire of joining the circle. Al
sending for supplies are invited to cor
respond with Mr.. Day.
Hardware and tinware at 1.-The Fair.
A number of new publication are t.
be added to the Sunday School library o
the Episcopal church in the near future
This library, although not extensive,
one of the best selected in the city an,
is source of much pleasure to the mem
bers of the Sunday school.
Wanted-To rent, 6 or 7-room house
October l. Will take lease. 1.-The Fair.
Two gentlemen having ordered ri
steak, ham, poached eggs, pan cakes an
French fried potatoes, in popular res
taurant few days ago, were much as
tonished upon hearing the waiter order
Zone rib, am an, twice in the water,
stack of hots and the French"
The Kalispell hospital issues annua
tickets which grant all privileges an
medical attention during sickness or &C
cident,
Telephone instruments throughout tn
city which we're damaged by the cleo
trical storm last Friday have been re
paired. Thirty five telephones wer
given attention. Lightning ran in o
the wire at the residence of w. A. Cor
rad and did considerable damage.
Gentle and safe family driving horse!
good turn-outs and saddle horses a
Gravelle's stable, 3O2 Third street an
Second avenue west.
The will of the late James j. Kimmel
ly was admitted to probate Wednesda.
The estate, which is estimate
at 5000, including 5000 life insurance
was left to Mrs. Mary Kimmerly, hi
wife, to the exclusion of two daughter
Mary and Alice. Mr.. Kimmerly die
August q.
Old Oscar Pepper bourbon, one of tn
leading American WHISTLES; also He
mitage, Old Grow, w. II. McBraye
Guckenheimer and Jed Clayton, at ka
ispen Liquor & Tobacco Co.
Three cars loaded with dredging MI
chinery arrived in the city Thursday e
route to Honolulu, III. 1. Two OF tt
cars had broken down under the weigh
of dredging hoist and are being r
paired. The great size of the machir
and its strange earth hoist attracte
much attention.