The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-24
AROUND THE TOWN.

SHu\OOS W. 80. W. -
Three important criminal cases will
be tried at the coming session of the
district court. They are James J.
Patton, murderer; the Davis brothers
assaulting an officer, and Robert B.
WATSON Bigamy.
Baths 25cts- Kalispell Steam Laundry.
Mrs. Swim, of Billings, sister to
Miss Elliott who will be married to
]. E. Ramsdell at Christs church to-
night, arrived in the city yesterday.
She came by way of Flathead lake
and Demarsville
Seats now on sale for Old Maids con-
vention at Cannons.
The national republican committee
has sent into this state number OF
speakers from the east, among them
is a Mr.. Workman, of Ohio, who will
address the people of Columbia Falls
tomorrow night.
Read Karcher & Smithers' lad" on
shoes.
Thomas Quirk, of Tobacco, who has
been east on business trip for the
past three weeks, was in the city
yesterday. The visit to Chicago and
other eastern cities was most salts
factory, he says.
For RENT-A furnished room. Lady
preferred, 1O6 Fifth avenue east.
The republicans held no meetings
in the county last night. There were
no public gatherings, but few of the
faithful met at the headquarters of
that party, in this city and discussed
events to their satisfaction.
Piano lessons at the Pansy Studio IS
cents. Mrs. Ribelin. teacher.
Fred Tinkel who was in attendance
at the Woolmer trial yesterday, says
that there are about fifty men en-
gagged on the construction work of the
power plant at Big Fork, and that the
work was progressing nicely.
Eat with Charlie BEST Chop house
in town. Bickford's theater.
Monday night was busy night at
the Great Northern round-house.
Thirteen engines which arrived in the
city had to be overhauled and the men
were on the jump for several hours
putting them in condition for service.
Reserve your seats for the Old Maids
convention at Opera House, Oct 26.
The United States government en-
ployes, who have been engaged in
snagging the Flathead river, yesterday
completed their work. The old steam.
er, Kalispell, which has been engaged
on the work, is now tied up at the
dock at Demarsville.
Go to Broderick g. Walkers for any
thing you need in the Photographic liue.
The open season on the lake is ex-
pected to close about November 18th,
when the steamer Klondyke will dis.
continue her regular trips to Poison
Miss Colgan has recovered from her
school of stenography.
Mrs. Ribelin will take few pupils for
piano at IS cents per lesson at the Pansy
Studio.
VIM. Inglis, who has disposed of his
photograph gallery, will take a much
needed rest for six months or a year
before engaging in active business.
His health has been poor for some
time It is hoped that he will soon be
entirely recovered.
Losr-Red COW branded O. F. ON le
side. Liberal reward for information
leading to recovery, at Montana market
Kalispell.
Thomas Fair, Monroe Burgess and
Mat Cryan were pleasant visitors at
the Bee Office last night. Mr.. Fair is
one of the firm of Fair brothers, who
have thecontract for excavating on
the power plant at Big Fork, and the
other gentlemen are in their employ
Headquarters for railroad work. Great
Northern Employment Office. Kalispell
Hotel block, No. 20 Main street. j. Ben
ham, proprietor.
]. ]. Hill, president of the Great
Northern, accompanied by Mr.. Ken.
nedy of New York, arrived in the city
Oh special yesterday afternoon.
They are on a tour of inspection of
railroads of which Mr.. Hill is president
and resumed their way west, after &
stop of about an hour here.