The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-22
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AROUND THE TOWN.

Baths 25cts-Kalispell Steam Laundry
Richard Best, who sprained his ankle
last week while going from one room
ito another at the brewery, is again
able to attend to his duties.
Read Karcher & Smithers' lad" on
shoes.
The Century Club met with Mrs
4. H. Bogart, Friday afternoon, most
of the members were present. The
meeting was unusually pleasant.
I. Steam Laundry. Telephone 81.
Mrs. s. L. Moon Thursday night COM
menced journey to her former home in
Michigan. She will visit relatives and
friends in that state during the coming
winter.
I. For RENT-A furnished room. LADY
preferred, 1O6 Fifth avenue east.
Walter Gamble shipped into the
valley from the east Friday, two cars
OF fine cattle which he will place on his
ranch. The stock was brought from
Minnesota.
Ranchers! The Royal Milling company
= wants to buy brewing and bald barley.
The exhibit of Flathead county pro-
ducts, which was taken to Butte by
John G. Wood, have arrived in that
city and will be put in position at the
earliest moment.
Piano lessons at the Pansy Studio IS
cents. Mrs. Ribeiin. teacher.
The Butte Inter Mountain. in it's
issue of the 18th contains a COOL pho
tograph of Mayor w. H. Griffin, who
was elected Dupety Grand Master of
the lodge Of Oddfellows in that city
on the 10th inst.
Eat with Charlie" Chop house
in town. Bickford's theater.
The state board of medical examiners
passed and granted to DR.. T. j. McNiece
certificate to practice in the state. DR..
McNiece was one of class of twenty
seven who took the recent examination,
of which number nine failed.
Go to Broderick & Walkers for any
thing you need in the Photographic liue.
More than one half of the citizens of
Kalispell did not know that the city
had curfew law, and were greatly
surprised to know that such an or
d1nance had been passed. There is
strong movement to have it en-
forced.
Mrs. Ribelin will take few pupils for
piano at 80 cents per lesson at the Pansy
Studio.
Tom Hand and Gus Lagoni devoted
part of last week on the east side
of Flathead lake and river. They re-
port that much interest is being taken
in the campaign, and that they feel
assured of a victory, November 9Th
for w. J. Bryan.
For SALES. E. corner lot on east
side. Apply to w. s. Low, 1876 Fifth
avenue east.
G. L. Cromwell of Dayton, was in
the city Saturday laying in a sup
ply of groceries for the winter. Mr..
Cromwell reports that the district
around Dayton is in prosperous con-
dition, and that many new settlers
are locating in that scctioa of he
country.
For RENT-RoOm to one or two gen
tlemen-furnace heat and bath -N4
Second avenue east.
James Harrigan, who returned from
the Klondyke gold fields few days
ago, brought with him a considerable
amount of the Klondyke gold. The
small tray of the precious metal is
on exhibition in the show window of |
Phil. Jacoby, and has attracted mush
attention.
New furniture for sale in house
which is for rent. First class location. |
Address by letter IA" Kalispell Bee.
An entertainment which is an
nounced as 1.-THE convention of the
old danes of Flathead county" will |
be given at the opera house next Fri
day evening. A dance and supper will /
be part of the evenings entertainment.
Women of the Catholic church will |
nave charge.
The Kalispell hospital issues annual
tickets which grant all privileges and
medical attention during sickness or &C
oident.
Real estate men in the city report
business has been unusually brisk
this month. Notwithstanding the dull
ness that is always experienced in
presidential years. They say there is
not . vacant house in the city, and
that one half of the demand for houses
cannot be filed.
Old Oscar Pepper bourbon, one of the
leading American Whistles; also Her
mitage, Old Crow, w. 81. McBrayer,
Guckenheimer and Jed Clayton, at Kali
ispell Liquor T. Tobacco Co.