The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-29
AROUND THE TOWN.

Father Gallagher conducted ser
vices at the Catholic church yesterda,
morning. He will be in Columbia
Falls next Sunday.
Tom Moore Cigar-America's Favorite
Baths 25cts-Kalispell Steam Laun
dry
Christ Norgard who has been ill at
his home for a number Of days is not
improved. He is suffering from a
complication of stomach troubles.
See the Kalispell Steam Laundry for
rates on family laundry.
Eat with "Charlie"-Best Chou
house in town. Bickfords Theater.
J. H. O'Connell is confined to his
home owing to illness, and is feareu
that he has contracted la grippe,
which is almost epidemic in this city.
Mrs. Ribelin will take few pupils
for piano at IS cents per lesson at the
Pansy Studio.
Thomas Watson and w. A. Nc
Niece, of Lake View, were in the
city yesterday for the first time in a
number of weeks. They returned to
their home last night.
There will be a school benefit dance
at Hodgin's school house Friday
evening, Nov. 2.
Owing to a landslide on the Cascade
division of the Great orthern Saturday
afternoon train No. 4, east bound, did
not arrive in this city until ten o'clock
Sunday morning. In all, the train
was twelve hours late.
Read Karcher & Smithers' lad" on
shoes.
Take your Laundry to the American
steam Laundry and he happy.
Judge d. F. Smith returned from
Teton county, Saturday night, where he
has been during the past week holding
court for the purpose of hearing appli-
cations for naturalization.
FOR RENT-A furnished room.
Lady preferred. 1O6 Fifth avenue
east
Owing to the great number of
strangers who are arriving nthe city
daily, Herman Wrieth has been ap-
pointed special police officer. He
will probably remain on the force until
after the election.
Wanted to Buy-Ranch partly i'm
proved; near town. Apply "The
Fair"
Go to Broderick 6 Walkers for
anything you need in the photo
graphic line.
L. L.. Wilson, who has been hunting
and fishing in the Swan Lake country
in company with Oscar Larer, returned
yesterday. He killed one deer, and
twenty ducks and caught fifty pounds of
trout. He says game is plentiful in that
locality.
3. A. Walker has on hand few heavy
work teams and drivers for sale. Sin
Glars stable, Kalispell.
c. H. Smith, who, owing to fail
ing eye sight was compelled to retire
from the service of the Great North
ern last May has recovered sufficient
ly to resume his duties. He has taken
the express run of Mr.. McCondille,
who was injured last week.
Wanted to Buy-16O acres on the
lake; will pay for homestead right. |
Apply ]. H. THE Fair"
George Adlain, of the firm of Ad-
lain & Thompson, of Alton, was in
Kalispell Saturday purchasing a stock
of goods. This visit is the first
in number of months. It is said
by Mr.. Adlain that there have been
more settlers locate in the country
around Alton this year than in any
year previous.
Notice the work done on collars
and cuffs by Our New Sharper" at the
Kalispell Steam Laundry.
A. H. Rarret, the Clark candidate for
state treasurer, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Barrett is the man who headed the
Clark delegation to the democratic con
vention at Helena, which delegation,
J. X. Toole says. was wrongfully seated.
Mr.. Barrett spent yesterday making him
self solid with the boys.
The regular meeting of the Lib
rary association will be held on Mon
day, Oct 20 at o'clock, at the boys
club room.