The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-09-14
AROUND THE TOWN.

A commission will decide the matter and
will no doubt provide little snake
cure"
The Fair
The place to save money.
Mrs, Jennie G. Harland and Frank
Porter were married in the parlors of the
Conrad hotel, Tuesday evening, by JUS
tice Sullivan. It was quiet wedding,
only the immediate friends of the couple
being invited.
The Gordon hat for fall is what you
want.
An electric storm, almost tropical in
it's intensity, passed over the city Thurs
day evening doing much damage. An
electric light pole at the corner of First
avenue and Second street was blown
down cutting off all the street lights
for some time.
A great variety of children's hats and
caps at Mrs. M. J. Elliott's.
Kalispell Hospital-Boyd Culver, who
has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever,
is much improved and thought to be out
of danger. Ernest G. Corwin and John
r. Carlson of Reeds mills are GONZALES
cent. Mrs. Brooks of Kalispell improved
and Amos Ames discharged.
Your attention is called to Merigold' s
ad. on third page.
The little mare Nellie, owned by Ross
Young, made quick work of runner
owned by Hosea Albrittani, Thursday
evening, for purse of $40, distance 800
yards. Much side money changed hands.
The same horses will run quarter for
large purse as soon as the track can be
put in condition.
Pretty things in children's wear at
Mrs. M. J. Elliott's.
P. j. Mangan had hearing before
Judge Billings on the 18th instant, and
was found guilty of catching fish with a
grab hook. He was fined $25, The fine
was estopped from immediate execution
upon the promise that Mangan would
pay into the court SIS per week until the
Judgment was satisfied.
Oyer 20 different styles of hats and
caps to select from at 1.-The Fair
An Indian half breed, Frank Fiddler,
applied to Sheriff Hubbart during the
past week for protection. He and his
wife were given quarters in the county
Jail. Fiddler claims that owing to testi-
mony he gave in a murder case his life
has been threatened. Now he is an In
dian who has lost his Eerve.
The Kalispell Pressed Brick Go. will
start another kiln next Tuesday. The
new machine is here.
While returning from the residence Of
Mr.. T. D. Long, Miss Long of Columbia
T~lsoro nr1 Mrs. nf K0nCQC
City: were painfully injured by the over
turning Of their conveyance. The horse
became frightened at the electric storm
which was passing over, started to run,
and upset the carriage. The ladies were
badly bruised, but were able to continue
their journey home today.
Old Oscar Pepper bourbon, one of the
leading American whiskies; also Her
mitage, Old Grow, w. H. McBrayer
Guckenheimer and Jed Clayton, at Kali
ispell Liquor & Tobacco Co.
J. H. Williams the buyer and manager
Of E. M, Lyons q Co., of this city, left
Tuesday night for Moscow, Idaho, where
he will be united in marriage with Miss
Kate O. Miller, and will take wedding
tour of week before returning to this
city. Mr.. Williams has neatly fitted up
residence in Kalispell, to which he will
bring his bride. The couple will be at
home to their friends after October l.
DDnWNlcc Nathan Brothers are giving
OnuVVIcO free with every boys suit one
Brownie figure with reversible arms and rQEc
legs and rubber necks. I'LL
Capt. James J. Kenroy, who has just
returned from Cape Nome, visited Kalis-
pell Thursday. In conversation he said:
"Every mothers son who thinks the
government will bring him home will be
broke, but you can wager that he will
have enough in his shoe to get home on
should Uncle Sam refuse. A common
remark was, Why buy transportation
when Uncle Sam will provide?' Every
person can earn enough to pay passage.
There is plenty of work and no one SUI
fers from lack of food. OF course the
golden store is not what was supposed,
neither is disease"
A carload of new sash. doors and win
dows just received at E. w. Baders
will be sold at the lowest possible prices.
The meeting called for Thursday night
by the board of trade with the object of
sufferers was but lightly attended owing
ing the early evening. Those present
requested Mayor Griffin and j. w. Con
ner to prepare a subscription list and
circulate it among the residents of Flat
head county until Monday when re
port of the amount collected will be
made to Mayor Edwards of Helena. The
movement of mercy was in answer to a
call issued from Helena and will be re-
piled to from the entire state. Nodoubt
Flathead and Kalispell will answer lib
orally.
For first-class help, either male or
female, call at Benham & Bush's employ,
ment Office.
Kalispell is assured new school
building, as result of the election held
Thursday to decide the issuing ten thou
sand dollars in bonds for that purpose.
There was no opposition developed and
as consequence only light vote was
cast. During the balloting each voter
was sounded to secure the trend of SEN
timent regarding permitting children to