The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-26

pen Will ucI ldLIIly L Iluty cVcuIIlS anu
will visit with friends several weeks dur
ing this summer. While here she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Sin
clair.
WANTED-A situation doing general
housework, Enquire at Office, Pioneer
house.
A. G. Searle and family, of Owatonna,
Minnesota, arrived in Kalispell last Fri
day and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Conlon. They expect to remain several
weeks and will, while here, 60 to the
many summer resorts in this county.
Next Sunday they, with party, will
visit Mcdonald lake and the glaciers in
that region.
LosT.-Pair gold trimmed spectacles
| between Conrad's bank and West Hotel.
Finder will oblige by returning to Bee
office.
With faithful practice the Kalispell
baseball club ought to put up game
that it would be hard for any amateur
nine to beat. The boys are going to
make an effort to get some new uniforms
and in this they should be encouraged.
Baseball is royal sport and the town
that can boast good team is respected
above it's neighbors. Help the ball team
along.
| We have just received full line of
fireworks at the Pantry, SO look out for
the explosion.
Why not organize an amateur camera
society? There are over 800 cameras of
various kinds owned by citizens of Kali
ispell and society of this kind will
work great results for the betterment of
development of pictures and will add
greatly to fine collection of the most
beautiful views that can be taken in any
part of the world. Let some of the more
enthusiastic take hold and it is likely
that good strong society with a large
membership will be the result of a little
effort.
Cabinet Photos So per dozen until
July S.
Sunday afternoon about five o'clock
the fire department was called upon to
extinguish a small blaze in the dwelling
of Mr.. Fisher, on Third Ave., west. The
house is occupied by Fred Edling and
family. A large fire was left in the
kitchen stove and frame partition near
it caught fire and damaged the property
to the extent of about one hundred dol
lars. The family were at the ball game
at the time and people living in the
neighborhood saw the blaze and gave
the alarm.
Summer shirts, caps, gloves, under
wear, light coats and vests at Merigold's s.
| The practice of printing cards of
thanks after the demise of a member of
the family is becoming more rare with
each succeeding year. It is custom
that should be relegated to the past,
along with the prolonged use of mourn
, ing envelopes and other ostentatious
evidences of woe. Newspapers as rule
require payment for the insertion OF
cards of thanks, and one of the most
, positive evidences that the practice is
not founded on sincerity is the frequency
with which the mourners refuse to pay
the small sum required for the publica-
ton of the notice. Gratitude that will
not stand a charge of 10 cents per line
for it's expression is not very deep.-Boze
man Chronicle.
A nice line of cigars at the Royal.
One thing that old residents notice
more than another is the great number
of drays of various kinds now hauling
merchandise to and from the depot. II
is almost impossible to get ones freight
hauled when it arrives, as the draymen
are all busy. Many of the stores have
one and several two and three drays
hauling constantly and then have to en-
ploy one or two others to do their work
; This is a splendid indication of the pros
perity of Kalispell and the surrounding
country.
: Everybody reads the Bee That is the
reason it is such good advertising me-
,, dunn.
Rev. I. +. Dickey arrived home Fri
day evening from Virginia City, where
he had been located for the past two
years in connection with the Episcopal
church. He came home by way of Mis-
soula and the reservation, coming in or
the boat. He stopped on his way to at
tend the general meeting of the Episco
pal church of Montana at Missoula. The
meeting was one of the most successful
: ever held in the state. He will remain
in Kalispell in the future with his fam
lily, having resigned the charge at Vir
ginia City.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Roya
Philip Weigel, prosperous rancher o.
the lower valley, was in town last Frida,
; looking for farm hand. He wanted /;
, man of almost any description and hi
wanted him bad. After ransackinp thu