The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-09-25
AROUND THE TOWN.

AROUND THE TOWN.
Country roads are again in bad condi-
ton as we'll as the streets of the city.
The heavy rains of Saturday and Sun
day undid all the street department had
been able to do since the rains earlier in
the week.
For tirst-class help, either male or
female, call at Benham & Bush's employ
ment Office.
Judge Smith returned from Helena
where he has been in attendance at the
state convention. He was decidedly
busy man yesterday receiving congratu-
lations owing to his nomination as dis
trict judge.
Get your fall or winter suits made at
Smiths tailor shop, and save money by
buying the best goods.
Jim Coleman believes in being up to
date at all times, but his last venture
almost caused stampede Saturday
when he came to the front with a
strangely constructed coat, having red
trimmings and running gear.
WANTED-A bright boy Is or 16 years
of age, with fair education, to learn a
trade. Apply at this Office.
The county commissioners we're in
special session yesterday considering
plans to change the current of Flathead
river to protect the steel bridge. The
problem is difficult one, but if possible
to solve will be needed improvement.
have 100000 feet of lumber which
must be sold for cash at once. See me
and get prices. J. B. SINCLAIR.
Before buying your fall and winter
suits, call and see the stock of woollens
at w. L. Smiths, the tailor for the trade.
A piece of gold quartz which carried
considerable free gold was exhibited by
Fred Tinkel in the city Saturday. The
specimen, which is unusually fine, is said
to have been blasted from the Electric
Power company ditch on Swan river last
week.
The Kalispell hospital issues annual
tickets which grant all privileges and
medical attention during sickness or &C
cident,
The snow on the mountains Monday
morning caused chill to chase up and
down the backs of the good fellows
around town" and the remark "hasen
pfeffer" was heard so often that there is
no doubt that something will be doing
quite soon.
Men wanted at Benham & Bush's real
estate and employment Office. The only
place in town where reliable help can be
obtained.
There is great scramble to secure
unsurveyed timber land before Oct. l,
when the act which prohibits script
ing unsurveyed land goes into effect. One
lumber company is endeavoring to secure
$1,000 acres, and there are many other
companies looking for smaller tracts.
Gentle and safe family driving horses,
good turn-outs and saddle horses at
Gravelle's stable, 3O2 Third street and
Second avenue west.
R. F. Tate, who is moving his family
from Columbia Falls to Kalispell, ar
rived with his daughter Friday night.
Mr.. Tate's object in making this city his
home is to take advantage of high school
instruction for his children. He is build
ing a home on the east side of the city.
A speciality made of the finest domes-
tic and imported WHISTLES and brandies
for family and medicinal use. Every
thing exactly as represented. Kalispell
Liquor & Tobacco Co.
Mrs. Walters entertained number of
members of the Baptist church last Fri
day night. A very enjoyable evening
was devoted to pleasures of various kinds.
The riddle guessing contest resulted in
favor of Mrs. Dickerman, who received
first prize, and Mr.. O'Neil the BOBBY
prize.
Old Oscar Pepper bourbon, one of the
leading American WHISTLES; also Her
mitage, Old Crow, w. H. McBrayer.
Guckenheimer and Jed Clayton, at Kali
ispell Liquor & Tobacco Co.
County Surveror, w. T. Grier, is pre-
pairing plans for additional repairs on the
Columbia Falls bridge. The south span
is in bad condition and the repairs which
will be taken up at once will necessitate
its closing for at least two weeks longer.
During the time a 4OO-foot approach
will be completed if possible.
THAT HAT i Nathan 'a, Brothers are making
good as any manufactured. 1t will wear as we'll
head as any S hat. The E PRICE SSSil IS $3.50
Mrs. w. H,Campbell will leave next
Monday for Kalispell to join her husband,
pr. Campbell, where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Campbell will
be crafty missed in society circles here.
in which she has been a great favorite
for many years.-Liyingston correspon-
dence of the Anaconda Standard,
School benefit dance at Smith Valley
school house, Dist. No. 26. Friday, Sept.
%. Everybody invited.
The seventh biennial convention of
the grand lodge Locomotive Firemen and
Ladies' auxiliary. which convened in
Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. IL, has COM
pleted its labors. Over six hundred del |
egates from over the nation were in at
tendance. They were royalty entertained
while in that city. Montana was repre-
sented by the following P. o. Collier
Kalispell, j. H. Daley Helena, F.. B.
Wage, Glenco, Arthur Cory Missoula and
j. F. Hazeltine, Lima.