The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-25
COLUMBIA TAILS DEPARTMENT..

!. Dean has returned to Minnesota.
a photograph gallery has opened w
here.
Two deer we're killed in this vicinity
Sunday.
Two new inmates have arrived at the
Soldiers Home this week.
The new hospital at the Soldiers Home
is nearly ready for occupancy.
T. j. Billiard of Omaha was business
visitor in Columbia Falls Tuesday.
Tommy Long was up from Kalispell
Just in time to miss the Judges speech
Consi derable quantities of oats are be
ing brought in daily and good prices
paid for them.
j. K. Lang was in town Wednesday
shaking hands with his friends, whose
names are legion.
Mayor" Haskell has been suffering
from severe attack of rheumatism and
is now using cane.
Ducks are reported in great numbers
at Egan slough and hunters are going
out in great numbers.
Capt. Hillman of the Soldiers Home
arrived from Kalispell Tuesday where he
went to hear Tom Carter talk.
Considerable money-betting PROPOSE
tions have came to the front here, T. G.
Hand being the favorite at from even to
3 to 1.
DIR. Rhinehart. it is reported, has struck
rich ore in his mine at Basin, in the
Cataract district, letter to that effect
having been received here.
Charley Lewis is out "still hunting"
He is Jolly good fellow" but Mr.. Lang
his opponent, seems to have the inside
track in the race for clerk of the court.
The Daily Bee is eagerly sought after.
Even Charley Miller, stalwart republi-
can, and the genial boniface of the Gay
lord, is always on hand to secure the first
copy.
B. Macdonald of Salt Lake has been
in Columbia Falls, and left for the east
Tuesday night. He enjoyed days
outing in company with Mr.. Reed, the
banker.
Geo. Stanley, who was employed on
lake Mcdonald the past summer, is now
an inmate of the Soldiers Home. Geo.
is one of the young volunteers of the
Spanish American war.
A rumor was going the rounds to the
effect that the steamer on lake Mcdonald
had sunk and was total loss. The
statement is incorrect, however, as the
boat is securely tied up in the slip for
the winter.
There are two men here who have
their little hammers out, knocking"
some of the county democratic ticket. 1t
is noticeable, however, that they never
refuse to drink with the very men whom
they knock. 1t may be good politics but
awfully poor friendship.
AS the campaign progresses the GER
tainty that the Independet democratic
Legislative ticket will be elected becomes
more apparent. Honesty in politics is
the leading trait with the average voter,
and Weeping jeremiah made votes for
the Independent ticket instead of for the
Clark ticket.
Columbia lodge No. 43, l. o. OF,
will give dance at the Gaylord Friday
night. A good time is expected. A sup
per will be given. The Odd Fellows here
are noted for their social functions and
the coming ball is looked forward to as
being the best of the season. A number
are expected up from Kalispell.
Tuesday morning DR.. Robinson was
to the State mill to attend
Thomas Tame, who it was reported had
his back broken. 1t appears that Tame
vas employed as off bearer and was rid
ng on the carriage away from the saw =
when for some reason the carriage sud
ienly stopped, throwing the man about
u feet away, and he falling, received in
uries in the small of the back, The
nan became unconscious and for time
t was thought that his injuries were L
atal, but subsequent examination show
ID that although Mr.. Tame's injuries are
evere he will soon be able to resume