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

springs upon the Flathead reservation
where he has been taking baths for his
health, and he says that he feels greatly
identified by them.
Our famous "Hazelwood" ice cream,
for sale by the dish or in any quantity
by our local agent, Mrs. A.. B. Camp
bell. Hazelwood Dairy Co., Spokane,
Wash.
DR.. A. D. Macdonald returned from
Helena and Butte Sunday night where
he has been for week attending to bust
ness matters. He will leave here Wed
nesday night for the ceded strip where
he has mining property.
The Pantry, headquarters for all kinds
of fresh fruits. We are buying direct
from the growers and aim to sell right.
Call and see us.
Mr.. Julian F. Burd, of Teton county is
visitor in Kalispell this week. Mr..
Burd is member of the democratic
county central committee and was over
to the conventin last Saturday. While
here he was a guest of M. ID. Baldwin
and Judge Smith.
The Great Syndicate English Ameri-
can Shows will be here as advertised;
don't fail to see free morning exhibition.
Rev. H. E. Cloves is getting along
very nicely now, being able to get out of
the house, He was visitor at Fred
Whitesides home last week. It will be
only short time until he will be strong
enough to make his journey east.
A cool dining room on the shady side
Of the street is the place to take your
Sunday dinner. The Roya. on Main
street is just such place. Dinner on
Sundays from 5 to 8 o'clock; during the
week from IL to 2 o'clock.
John Slime of the lower valley, who
has been absent several weeks over in
Canada, returned last Saturday and says
that he will stay here until after har-
vest, when he will return to Canada and
take care of considerable stock he will
have upon the good ranges.
Use stucco for plastering. 1t makes a
wall hard as a rock. For sale by O'Neil
Lumber Co.
Rev. T. E. Dickcy, who has been rec
tor of the Episcopal church at Virginia
City for the cast two years, is expected
to arrive home next Friday. He has re-
signed his position in Virginia City and
will in the future make his home in Kali
ispell with his family.
Circus day on June % will unite many
old friends, as the people for miles around
will be in town to see the big show.
+. M. Morgan is the owner of new
folding canvass boat, and after putting
it together he tried it's good qualities in
Foy lake and gave it a very severe trial,
taking it out upon the water during the
storm last Saturday and let the white
caps play around it, but says he never
saw boat act so we'll in such rough
water.
If you have no girl borrow someone
elses girl and go to The Great Syndicate
English American Shows on June %.
If anyone is wanting good opening
for business he can find it in Kalispell if
he viii engage in the business of flor
list. Very few of the residents raise
flowers in the summer and almost none
in the winter. During the winter months
many dollars are sent out of town for
flowers which should be kept here.
There is not one place at the present
time where home flowers can be pur-
chased.
There is new drink in town. 1t is
Celery Gin Tonic and it hits the spot. ="
Word was received Saturday that Mr..
Joseph Shaugnessey had died in the
hospital in Great Falls. Mr.. Shaugnes-
sey was for long time connected with
the Missoula Mercantile company when
that firm was doing business in Demers-
vile and later in Kalispell. He had
many warm friends that will learn of his
death with sorrow as he was well and
favorably known all over the valley.
To he up with the news of the day, read
THE BEE. +.
Mr.. w. b. Reed and wife, of Hastings,
Minnesota, parents of DIR. G. A. Reed,
and brother, Mr.. M. e. Reed of Yelling
ton, Washington, are visiting him this
week and all will leave in a few days for
Seattle and other coast points. Mr.. M.
E. Reed has for "A long time been engineer
of the Cascade tunnel, which is nearing
completion and says that in going
through the mountain from both direc-
tons that it almost spoiled two drills"
the connections were SO close.
The Roval Neighbors of America, aux
Hilary to the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, held their regular semi monthly
meeting in their lodge rooms Saturday
night. At the conclusion of the business
of the evening, which included the in
itiation of several candidates, those in
attendance were invited by Neighbor
Lulu Allison over to the Royal restau-