The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-05
AROUND THE TOWN.

will be held at the Boys Club rooms of
the Episcopal church Tuesday, Oct. 16,
at 8 p. m. Twenty-three members have
already enrolled,
Headquarters for railroad work. Great
Northern Employment Office. Kalispell
Hotel block, No. 20 Main street. J. Ben
ham, proprietor.
The electric lighting service Tuesday
and Wednesday nights was just about
as miserable as it could possibly be-.
Arc and incandescent lamps failed, or
gave out very little light.
If you don't know where to find me, 90
to the KalispelI Hotel, No. 20 Main St.
Leave your order and will do the rest.
Great Northern Employment Office. J..
Benham, proprietor.
Major Hargraves long proposed visit
to Kalispell will take place next Sunday
Oct. 7. He will conduct meeting at the
Salvation Army hall at II o'clock a. M
and also at and p. m.
Union services in connection with the
Sunday School institute will be held in
the Presbyterian church, Sunday Oct. Z,
at II a. m. and at the Baptist church at
8p. m. All Sunday school workers are
invited to attend.
The office of the Oriental Trading
company is most busy place just now.
Winter clothing is being issued to the
Japs. Quite stock Of all kinds of
clothing arrived Wednesday.
Chow Tom, having bought the Boston
Chop House from Tom On, wishes to no
tify the public that he is not RESPONSE
BILE for any debts contracted by the said
Tom On. The chop house will be re-
opened for business October l.
Over five hundred books were loaned
by the Free Libary last month to young
people. The demand could not be sup
piled. The dance to be given Friday next
is to secure funds with which to pur-
chase new books.
A special meeting Of the w. G. T. u.
will be held next Tuesday at 2:3O o'clock
at the home of Mrs. A. j. King. A good
program has been prepared and refresh
ments will be served. Every member
and all ladies interested in the work are
requested to be present.
Peter Sprint announces the arrival of
bouncing boy at his home Wednesday
night. Both mother and son are doing
nicely. Sprint was able to resume his
labors at the Kalispell Roller mills today
and is in joyous condition.
F. r. Miles, an old timer in Flathead
county. has arrived in the city en- route
from Dawson to Boston and other east
ern points. Mr.. Miles said that business
interests would possibly necessitate a
voyage to the old country before his re-
turn to Alaska, next February.
Engines Nos. 1Ol and 1O3, which were
in the wreck near Bolton, have been
brought to the city and an attempt will
be made to put them in condition to be
forwarded to Spokane for repairs. Sew
eral cars of wreckage were also brought
from Bolton.
Part of collection of fruit presented
the Bee by fruit growers of Flathead
county, has been placed on exhibition in
a window of the Conrad National bank.
Space would not permit exhibition OF
the entire collection, which embraced an
apple of every variety grown in the val
ley.
A new private car, which will be known
as IA H." has arrived in the city for the
use of Superintendent P. +. Connolly OF
the Great Northern. The car Twill take
the place of his private car which was
badly wrecked in an accident near Sum
NIT last week.
There is perfect stream of people
entering the West hotel every evening
with letters for the east and west bound
trains on the Great Northern. Stamps
are sold in great numbers and by the
time trains arrive a package of letters
which would do credit to first-class
postofice have accumulated.
The storehouse of the Great North.
ern is one of the interesting places in
connection with the railroad shops in
this city. From the store everything
from cow-catchers, smoke-stacks. rails
and wheels to small bolts are issued, A
large supply of all parts of cars and en-
gines are always kept on hand.
Section bosses on the Great Northern
run up against hot proposition when
they attempt to make the Japs do any
thing. Japs have no fear of losing theil
job; but the kicks which they make te
the Trading company, and which the
Trading company register, are often the
cause of section bosses lost situation
John NJ. Parker has been appointed
county crop correspondent, by the agri
cultural department for Flathead county
He is expected to make numerous re
ports on the condition of all crops at al
seasons of the year. Mr.. Parker has
had considerable experience as a crol
correspondent, having filed the position
in Iowa.