The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-09-11
AROUND THE TOWN.

Doctor w. III. Campbell has secured
the offices in the Conrad block formerly
occupied by Miller 4 Driscoll, at the
head of the stairs, and hopes to be ready
to commence active practice by the 18th
inst.
A great variety of children's hats and
caps at Mrs. M. j. Elliott's.
The total assessment levied against
the Great Northern railroad by the board
of county commissioners is s1,O59, 25s,
and the amount is assessed against
school districts Nos. 7, 10, II, Is, 5, rs, 20,
81 and o pro rata.
The Gordon hat for fall is what you
want.
Something unusual occurred Friday
night while the electrical storm was in
progress, the northern skies being beauti-
fully illuminated by the Aurora Borealis
Several of our citizens watched the phe-
nomena for over an hour.
Latest styles in photo mountings at
the Pansy studio.
Chris Anderson was founn helplessly
sick on First avenue west, Friday night
and was taken to the Jail and made as
comfortable as possible. He was i'm
proved somewhat Saturday morning and
returned to his home in the country.
Do you desire the correct styles in
shirts, hats, etc.? If SO, call on Meri-
gold.
The board of county commissioners
have decided to submit the question of
bonding the county for the erection of a
court house at the coming general cleo
ton for ratification by the voters. The
resolutions and plans will appear in a
future issue.
Your attention is called to Merigold's
ad. on third page.
Mr.. w. Reiter celebrated his cd birth
day at his home south of town Saturday
by inviting number of friends to din
ner. It was merry party and Mr.. Rel
ter was the recipient of warm congratu-
lations and best wishes for many happy
returns of the day.
Pretty things in childrens wear at
Mrs. M. j. Elliott's.
In one school room at the west end of
town there are IS scholars and only 40
seats. As soon as possible this will be
remedied, as the number will be reduced
and new seats will be put in place, as
soon as they arrive from the east, for the
pupils remaining in that room.
For tirst-class help, either male or
female, call at Benham T. Bush's employ
ment Office.
Mrs. Georgia G. Small (nee Wilson) is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Good
rich. The young lady formerly taught
school in this city and has host of
friends here. She has for some time
resided in Glasgow, Mont, where she
married Under Sheriff Small.
A carload of new sash. doors and win
dows Just received at E. w. Baders
will be sold at the lowest possible prices.
During the electrical storm Friday
evening the lightning struck an electric
light pole on Fourth street east between
Second and Third avenues. No damage
was done other than burning out the
box and setting the pole ablaze. The
rain prevented the fire from consuming
the pole.
Before buying your fall and winter
suits, call and see the stock of woollens
at w. L. Smiths, the tailor for the trade
Chief johnson took a prisoner out to
work yesterday, and being called away,
left the fellow to complete the job. Upon
the marshalls return the prisoner was
found drunk as a lord, and amusing a
crowd by singing Der Yacht un der
ceive an additional sentence.
An extra fine quality of Blackberry
Brandy expressly for medicinal use at
the Kalispell Liquor & Tobacco Cos,
A party of John Blacks friends gath
cred at his home east of town Sunday
evening and gave him farewell ovation.
The young man leaves shortly for Spo-
kane, where he will enter upon bust
ness course of instruction. An enjoyable
time was had and the young man proved
himself a satisfactory entertainer.
Gentle and safe family driving horses,
good turn-outs and saddle horses at
Gravelles stable, 3O2 Third street and
Second avenue west.
Laura E. Howey librarian of the State
Historical society," writes that the library
is trying to complete the set of council
and house journals of the Montana ter
ritorial legislature and that copies of the
sessions of the 1879-87 are needed. The
society also greatly desires all relics,
curios, old letters, journals, etc. for the
MuSounA COuu0CGCu Will t-c library.
DO0WNlcc Nathan Brothers are giving
DnUVuJcO free with every boys suit one
legs and rubber necks. CUIe
The little 5-year old child of Rasmuss
Wallan, who lives seven miles northwest
of town, is rapidly recovering from the
effects of injuries sustained last Thurs
day evening by being knocked down by
a passing buggy, no serious harm being
sustained. The little one attempted to
cross the road and failed to see the ap-
preaching vehicle, which was being
driven slowly.
I have 100000 feet of lumber which