The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-09-04
The land around Whitefish lake is be-

coming valuable. Those having home
stead and timber claims refuse to put a
price upon their holdings.
Ready for delivery-our line of stiff
hats in latest fall shapes. H. S Cannon.
Fishing is reported as excellent in the
river about mile and half from town.
Several parties went out Saturday and
brought home good strings.
Martin Koenig, six miles north of Kali
ispell, reports threshing 663 bushels of
wheat from % acres. This is the best
showing made in that section.
Gentle and safe family driving horses,
good turn-outs and saddle horses at
Gravelle's stable, 3O2 Third street and
Second avenue west.
]. w. Corners and Sidney Logan spent
Labor Day in hunting ducks. They
were out Sunday and shot two hawks
but failed to bag any widgeon or mallards.
The case of the state of Montana VS..
frankie Rice was postponed in Judge
Billings court for ten days in order to
secure the attendance of an absent wit
ness.
FoUND-Ladies' plush cape near Bad
Rock church. Owner can have same by
paying for this advertisement by calling
on Mrs, Martin Rising.
Owing to the fact that yesterday was
Labor Day, no kilograms as to the wheat
market were received in this city, there
being no session of the Chicago board of
trade.
Lawyer Duffey raised five tons of po-
tatoes on his home place the past sea
son, the cost for planting being 500, and
the amount received from their sale be
ing $145.
The county commissioners are in SEES
sion this morning.
w. S. Craven son of Rev. Craven, who
went to Boston, Mass, last week to con
tinue his studies at the Technology in
stitute in that city, expects to graduate
this term.
A man named Thomas was found Fri
day in pitiablc condition. He was on
the verge of delirium tremens and was
confined in Jail to prevent doing himself
bodily injury.
I have 100000 feet of lumber which
must be sold for cash before the Goth of
this month. See me and get prices.
j. B. SINCLAIR.
A letter from G. G. Marston contains
the information that Bryan club has
been organized at Marston and that an
enthusiastic meeting was held in that
town August 30.
Duck hunters are out in full force
since the season opened, but so far few
ducks have been killed. The birds are
reported as being very shy and are not
found in very large numbers.
The Lantern service, 1.-The Dying Saw
ior" and 1.-The Gypsy Girl" will be given
again tonight at the S. A. Admis'n 1Oc.
Y. Teutsui, a Japanese railroad laborer,
died yesterday at the Kalispell hospital
of malarial fever. The remains were
buried this forenoon from the undertake
ing parlors of Coroner Mcmahon.
The Altman & Taylor machine started
up Saturday on the w. 0. Miller ranch
east of town. The machine has steady
run of work for the next thirty days. A
crew of nine men were hired in this city
Friday to operate the machine.
pp0WNlcc Nathan Brothers are giving
DnU " MILO free with every boys suit one
Brownie figure with reversible arms and cQEE
legs and rubber necks. ..................T nIe
Many strangers were in town Satur-
day, several of whom have signified their
intention of taking up permanent resi-
dence provided houses can be obtained
in which to live. A man with lots can
make money by erecting thereon two or
three five and six room cottages.
In Kalispell until Sept. 81, only,
Teeth extracted, painless method. 5 so
Teeth on plates, warranted to fit ;. 700
Best crowns made, any kind $500. 500
Plastic filings, all guaranteed. $3.50. 100
Pure silver filings, guaranteed 49,. 100
DR.. Rinehart. Dentist.
D. G. Coates of Lake View was in
town Saturday for the purpose of being
treated for blood poisoning. His hand
and arm were fearfully swollen and
painful. He injured the hand while at
work in the mill, and not taking care of
the wound, blood poison resulted.
If you want apple trees true to name,
see the Flathead Nurseries. For further
particulars write to j. A. Fossum, Holt,
Montana. represented at Kalispell by
E. S. Bogart, Kalispell Land and Insur-
ance Company's Office, Conrad block.
Good Wheat.
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