The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-09-18
AROUND THE TOWN,

Most of the delegates to the Demo
cratic state convention at Helena, which
commences Wednesday, left Monday
hight over the Great Northern. It was
remarked that it was an "unlucky thir
teen."
LosT-A piece of Battenburg embroid
cry last Friday. Return to Bishops anc
get reward.
Fifty new desks have been placed ii
the school room opposite the West Hote
for the use of the sixth grade children
A number of desks have also been set ir
the third grade room in the High schoo
building.
Two furnished rooms for rent, pa
Fifth ave. E.
Visitors at Justice Sullivan's office are
attracted by numerous descriptions OF
criminals which cover the walls. They
are of all sizes and shapes and generally
reproduce picture of the person wanted
for alleged crimes.
Your attention is called to Merigold's
ad. on third page.
The season at Lake Mcdonald has
closed. The hotel will remain open
only as long as the present guests re-
main. This resort is becoming more
popular each year and promises to be a
great stopping point for tourists.
Tickle your palate and tone your stom-
ach with Celery Gin Tonic.
The politician was very much in evil
dence Saturday there was not much kiss
ing of babies or greeting of mothers; but
there was shaking Of hands until every
candidate wished he had as many hands
to shake with as centipede has legs to
run with.
Broderick & Walker are headquarters
for cameras and photo supplies.
There is revised ordinance of the
city which makes it unlawful to place a
hose in such position as to throw water
on sidewalk. Yet the stand-pipe used
to fill the sprinkling wagon on First ave-
nue. merrily sprinkles each passer-by
night and day.
We are constantly shipping men east
for railroad work. Benham & Bush.
DR.. A. r. Duncan has received the
sad intelligence of the death of his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Duncan, at Or
well, P. r. l., Aug, 81. She was relict
of John Duncan, and 80 years of age
DR.. Duncan visited his home on Prince
Edward Island last June.
Men wanted at Benham & Bushs real
estate and employment office. The only
place in town where reliable help can be
obtained.
The U. S. land office has been unusu
ally busy during the past week. Quite
number of claims have been proven up
on, but the principal occupation has
been to give information to those desiring
locations There seems to be a general
desire to secure timber land.
Get your fall or winter suits made at
Smiths tailor shop, and save money by
buying the best goods.
The Salvation Army will celebrate
their annual harvest Thanksgiving festi-
val from September % to October 2.
During this time they will receive with
gratitude cash, agricultural products
and merchandise of all kinds. All con-
tributions will be used in their work
among the people.
For first-class help, either male or
female, call at Benham & Bush's employ
ment Office.
The Great Northern has issued an or
der authorizing the employment of sec
tion labor, other than ''Japs." Section
foremen are to employ white labor and
pay them $1.5O per day. The Marion
section has already been equipped with
white labor. It is to be hoped that the
days of the Japs are numbered.
Before buying your fall and winter
0uIfC cal1 and coo thu cfoo1x ~ rr,o,llo.,
at w. L. Smiths, the tailor for the trade.
Regarding the Corbett- Met Coy wrangle
a we'll known sporting man about town
said: "ThOse eastern sports putting up
the fake howl are good. If the fight
was fake and they honestly believe it
was, why don't they return the money
won unfairly? guess they are not game
enough to do that. think they should
settle up or shut up"
A reward will be paid for information
OF the party who stole a hammock
from my house on the night of Sept.
9Th. J.P. GILL1GAN.
Messrs. Andrew Fair, S. Fair and
Thomas Fair of the firm of Fair Bros, |
who have the contract for grading the |
grounds of the Big Fork Electric COM
PnAys 0lAASCo III Uuo Guy WIFI sixteen
men, thirty-two horses and three cars of |
grading machinery Monday They will |
proceed at once to the location of the /
work and establish camp.
THAT lat Nathan Brothers are making /
UHI 1HU their leader is guaranteed as |
good as any manufactured. 1t will wear as we'll /
looks and feels as we'll ON your q - ENI
head as any S hat. The price is <p5.oO|
Judge D. F. Smith of the district court
into the sanity of Louis Bow
an. Daniel Hawkes. and D. A. McLain,
Friday. Louis Bowan of Coran was ad-
judged in condition for treatment at
the state hospital. His hallucination is
of personal wrongs of which he converses,
but does not resent with violence. Bow
ran will be taken to Warm Springs at
once.
Old Oscar Pepper bourbon, one of the
leading American WHISTLES; also Her
mitage, Old Crow, w. HI. McBrayer,
Guckenheimer and Jed Clayton, at Kali
ispel Liquor l. Tobacco Co.