The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-31

George M. HOutz and family returned
from an extended trip to their home in
the east Sunday night. Mr.. Houtz says
there will be no wheat in Ohio to speak
of and that many other states of the east
are suffering from drouth and hot, dry
weather. They were all glad to get
home.
Building and Loan Association Saturday
night applications were received for
$500 in loans. The association is -four
ishing and is on solid and profitable
basis. 1t has been of valuable service in
assisting in the erection of homes in
Kalispell.
Use stucco for plastering. 1t makes a
wall hard as rock. For sale by O'Neil
Lumber Co.
N. B. Nye left Sunday night for Ore
gon, where he has some very valuable
mining interests that call for his imme-
date attention. He will be absent about
ten days. In all probability he will
leave here for good before long, as his
interests in that country will demand his
constant attention.
The oat fields of the lower valley are
almost all cut, and those standing will
be cut in a few days. The wheat pre-
sents beautiful appearance at present
as it is just turning yellow. Another
week will see harvesters in all sections at
work on one of the largest yields of
wheat ever harvested in this section.
Photographs 16 for Soc at the Pansy
studio.
A party composed of Miss Davis, Miss
Bardsley, Miss Stuff Miss Bell and the
Misses Chester, Mr.. Tom Chester, J. II.
Williams, M. r. Baldwin, J. T. Ritchey,
Dart Bardsley and Frank Brown had a
very enjoyable time with the small steam
launch Sunday, going down the river
and out on the lake. visiting many points
of interest.
: Gladys, the nine year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Horn, died at II a. m.
Monday morning after lingering illness
sympathy of the entire community. Gla-
, dys was bright child, and her many
little playmates will greatly miss her.
The cause of death was cerebro spinal
meningitis.
), Pabst Milwaukee, the leading Ameri-
can beer, on draught at Kalispell Liquor
:. and Tobacco Co. sc.
Mr.. E. w. Phillips received telegram
from his brother Saturday announcing
: the death of his father. 1t was shock
, to him, although his father has been in
0 bad health for some time, but he thought
: he was out of danger and was expecting
both father and mother to make him a
a visit in about two weeks. His mother
in all probability, will make her home
J. with him in the near future.
Il w. J. Bremen, forest reserve super
visor, left early Monday morning with q
crew of six men for the upper end Of
! Swan lake where there is forest fire
v raging fiercely. AS this is in dense
! forest country, one that is covered with
4 white pine and cedar trees, he expects tx
have considerable trouble extinguishinf
it, but there is no doubt that he will b,
able in a very short time to get it unde
:, control, as he is an expert on forest fires
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- only paper in the county which print
telegraphic news.
In many places in the lower valley an,
y at the head of the lake the number o
e gallons of currants and gooseberrie
d going to waste is surprising. In driving
IL along the road one can see the curran
e bushes so heavily laden they are touch
ing the ground, and upon examination
d it will be found that many quarts, yes
lg gallons, have dropped and are rotting o
is drying up, a complete waste. At least
a thousand gallons will be wasted in thi
ze way.
Under the heading, "Transportatio
IN Notes" the Spokesman Review of Sur
es days issue made the following announce
rs ment which will be of much interest t
ut the citizens of Kalispell: "Charles
or Ivenson, an employee of the Northern Pr
cific, was united in marriage to Hele
M. Hand, of Kalispell, by DR.. P. A. Cox
a. yesterday at the parsonage of the Firs
v M. E. church" This is the sequel t
40 the divorce recently obtained from tn
L. court in Kalispell.
az What kind of man do you want fc
IT, haying or harvest? Let us know and "
can get him for you. Kalispell Emplo.
10 ment Bureau.
at Be careful to return to the postoffie
ry all mail not belonging to you that 70
an may receive through mistake. A ne
nv postal rule that went into effect recent
al is that persons who, through careles
ness or from any other reason, take ma
Va from the Office that belongs to anothe
and who fail to return the same, al
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