The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15

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with different local mines and they will
appear here on the Oath of this month to
play the Kalispell boys. They are called
the Boston Bloomer Baseball Girls.
Mr.. Lewis Switzer and wife have re-
turned from Boulder where Mr.. Switzer
has been for several weeks taking med
ical treatment for infiammatory rheuma-
tism. He looks much improved and his
many friends hope he has fully recovered.
J.J. Macarthur met with a bicycle
accident the other evening which re-
suited in the fracture of his left arm,
which he now carries in sling. Mr..
McArthur's numerous friends hope that
he will soon be able to use the injured
limb again.
Miss McDermott, who has been one Of
Kalispell's best teachers for the past
year left Monday night for Livingston,
Montana, where she takes position in
the county high school. Her many
friends in Kalispell wish for her the sue
cess she merits.
To close out we will offer for sale lot
of children's shoes at less than cost for
the next 20 days. Come early while
they last. Eagle Shoe Store.
The condition Of the various grains
throughout the county has improved
greatly the past two weeks and in many
localities grain will be very heavy wheth-
or they have any more rain or not.
The yield from present outlook will be
the heaviest per acre ever known in the
history Of the valley.
At the rate timber land is being filed
upon it will be readily seen that in an
other year not much will be left for those
contemplating availing themselves Of
that privilege. The good timber belts
are being rapidly appropriated. Settlers
get some of it, Spectators more and the
state and the railway companies get the
most of it.
Committees for having celebration
in Kalispell on the 4th day of July have
had several meetings, but nothing more
than to arrange for horse racing has
been done. This city should have a
rousing celebration this year in other
ways than horse racing, and it is to be
hoped that the business men will soon
get together to make arrangements. The
time is now ripe.
You can't beat the Little Giant school
shoes for solid wear. Try laem. Eagle
Shoe Store, sole agents .or Flathead
county.
That Kalispell is having as healthy
growth as any city in the state is shown
by the great number of new residences
going up and the number already built
this year. Over 50 have been constructed
and at present there are q in course of
construction. Besides the dwellings,
being built, good substantial business
buildings are being erected and more
will be built this summer and fall.
w. J. Bremen, supervisor of Flathead
forest reserve, has received word that all
rangers will be put on in the various
districts and that they will not again be
laid off as the appropriation is now sui
ficient to maintain them permanently.
All rangers will have more work to per-
form than they had last year, and besides
looking after and preserving the forests
in their districts they will be required to
keep all trails open.
Up-to- date line of ladies' fine slippers;
3 bar strap, 3-strap and cross strap of
neatest cuts just received at Eagle Shoe
Store.
In the near future Kalispell and Flat
head county can boast of a paper pulp
mill. For the past two weeks expert
timber men and experts in pulp timber
have been looking over the supply in
this valley and have about arrived at the
conclusion that there is abundant ma
terial here with which to supply large
plant with good force of men. Should
this be started it will be great thing
for this valley, as the timber that will be
utilized will be such that has never had
a market before.
The east bound passenger train went
into the ditch Monday morning about
four o'clock at the summit Of the Rockies.
Two cars rolled down the embankment
and the dining car went off the track
but did not turn over. Twelve people
were more or less injured, but not ser
iously. The Great Northern immediate
ly sent physician TO the scene of the
accident and all possible help and atten
ton was given all who were in need.
The accident was caused by = broken
rail. The passengers speak in the high
est terms of Conductor Graham, who,
they say, after getting out Of the wrecked
cars Immediately started the work of
relief of the passengers still in the cars
and soon had all out and all lights extin-
guished so that none of the cars caught
fire.