The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-27

Doctor w. H. Campbell of Livingston
was in town the past few days. The doc
tor should, in truth. now be spoken of as
of Kalispell, for he has purchased the
Baldwin property at the corner of First
street and Second avenue and will make
extensive improvements thereon. He
expects to be here by October l, accom-
panied by Mrs. Campbell. Kalispell
welcomes citizens like Doctor Campbell.
They are 1.-The salt of the earth"
An extra fine quality of Blackberry
Brandy expressly for medicinal use at
the Kalispell Liquor l. Tobacco Cos,
Lewis w. Bowen, assistant superin-
tendent of the Fergus Falls division of
the Great Northern, and an old resident
of Kalispell, and Mrs. M. J. Nicholson Of
Minneapolis, were united in marriage on
the 23d of July in Minneapolis. Lew, as
he is commonly called, has many warm
friends here who wish him much happi-
ness in his married life. He was one of
the first conductors to arrive in Kalis-
pell with train after the road was built
here and by hard and industrious work
has advanced until now he is on the best
division of the road as assistant super
intendent.
Ranchers if you want to hire man
leave your order with the Kalispell En-
ployment Bureau. They can get one
free of charge to YOU
Sheriff Hubbard, accompanied by
Deputies Sheriff A. w. Swaney, John
Kneiff and Frank r. Surber, went to the
Swan lake country Wednesday afternoon
in search of the Indians who have been
setting fire to the forests in that locality
and have also been slaughtering the
game out of season. He was armed with
quite number of John Doe warrants
and will be absent several days owing to
the fact that it is over ninety miles
from Kalispell. It is to be hoped he will
succeed in this undertaking and that
the Indians will be made to pay the
penalty of their crime that it may be a
warning to others.
| What kind of man do you want for
haying or harvest? Let us know and we
can get him for you. Kalispell Employ
ment Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Law, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. G. Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Listle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clay, Miss
Bronson, Miss st. Onge, Miss Lou Hunt
T. G. Hand, G. F. Lighthall, Ellis Dickey
and Charles Dickey formed an impromp-
tn party that surprised Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Bowen at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Elliott Wednesday night
That it was complete surprise goes
without saying and all spent pleasant
levening. Light refreshments were
lserved, after which the happy couple
left on the west bound train for Portland
where they will visit his parents.
Time is money. Don't spend it run
ming around town looking for help
Leave your orders with the Kalispel
Employment Bureau.
| One of the prettiest receptions evel
given in the city was that given by Mrs
Norquist, Wednesday afternoon from
three to five o'clock, in honor of Mrs
Thorn of st. Paul, who is visiting at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Norquist. Those
assisting in receiving were Mrs. Thorr
and Mrs. Brunette, mother of Mrs. Nor
quist. Music was furnished during thu
afternoon by Mrs. Cloves and Professor
Bowen. The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated with flowers and vines and dark
ened and artifcially lighted with candles
which had very pleasing effect. Mrs
Goshorn and Miss Peters served at thu
tea table, while Mrs. Fitch, Miss Abe
and Miss Pomeroy served ices and othe1
Refreshments in the dining room, which
was prettily decorated in white and
!, green. Mrs. Webster presided at tn,
punch bowl and Murril Fitch waitet
upon the door. About fifty ladies o
Kalispell were guests during the after
noon.
A cool dining room on the shady sid
of the street is the place to take you
i Sunday dinner. The Royal on Mail
street is Just such place. Dinner OF
> SUNDAYS from to & o'clock: during th,