The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-13

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from horse Wednesday and received a
severe wound on the head. DR.. Bottorff
was called and pronounced the injury
very serious. The recovery of Gardner
is doubtful.
To be M with the news of the day, read
It is rumored that several eastern cap
italists will soon begin the erection of a
large smelling plant at Libby. Should
this be done it will give the various
camps in that district great boom, as a
plant of that kind will stimulate the
working of many of the best properties.
Summer weather calls for summer
hats. All the late styles in rough and
split braids. Merigold.
James McCabe, who was stabbed last
Friday, is rapidly recovering. He is in
the Kalispell hospital. DR.. Macdonald
removed the stitches yesterday, thirty
seven in all. He says that McCabe's
condition is good and that he never saw
a patient SO severely wounded recover so
rapidly.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Royal
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Phillips, Mrs. Bron-
son, Miss Bronson and G. F. Lighthall
went down the lake Wednesday and Mrs.
Phillips, Mrs. Bronson and Miss Bron-
son stopped off at Bear Dance, the home
of Mr.. Chapman, for a few days visit
and outing. The gentlemen returned
Wednesday night.
A cool dining room on the shady side
of the street is the place to take your
Sunday dinner. The Royal on Main
street is just such place. Dinner on
Sundays from to 8 o'clock; during the
week from IL to 2 o'clock.
The young son of Mrs, r. L. Clinton
of Butte, who is visiting his uncle in the
lower valley, met with very serious
accident Wednesday. He was playing
out in the field and the farm wagon with
a hay rack ran over him in some mystic
rious manner and the little fellow was
hurt internally. DR.. Bottorf was called
and attended him.
Everybody reads the Bee. That is the
reason it is such good advertising me-
dunn.
Tomorrow at the race track across the
railroad the horse Midget, belonging to
Chas. Allard, will be matched against
the great running horse from Thompson
Falls in quarter mile dash for $3.50 a
side. This was the horse that pulled
out the race on the fifth. It is expected
to be a great race and it is claimed that
over $1,000 has already been bet on the
side. The race will be called at 2 D. m.
If you want apple trees true to name,
see the Flathead Nurseries. For further
Montana. represented at Kalispell by
3. S. Bogart, Kalispell Land and Insur-
ance Company's office, Conrad block.
John Weightman escaped frightful
death Wednesday. He attempted to get
on fast moving engine and was thrown
ten or twelve feet from the track. His
face was badly bruised and it was almost
a miracle that he did not go under the
moving train. The engineer saw him
and, thinking he was badly hurt, slowed
up, and Mr.. Weightman got on the train
and went to Bolton.
For up-tO-Date Job Work give the Bee
a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. Hall went fishing Sunday in the
Flathead river, going up the river several
miles in a boat and fishing down. He
says that up the river there is good fish
ing and that he caught. over 100 of the
speckled beauties. When coming down
he passed the wing dam and says that
several feet of it hgve been carried away,
but that it is in fair condition at present
and that it has undoubtedly done great
good in helping to change the current of
the river.
A Derby hat is always in style. We
have the new shapes now on hand.
Merigold.
This fall sometime, or early next
spring, the Great Northern will build a
new brick round house and small repair
shops in Kalispell. The new structure
will be east of the east switch and just
west of the cut on the right of way. A
new coal chute will be erected and a
turntable much larger than the one be-
ing used at present will be built. 1t is
the intention of the company to make
the new buildings more convenient than
those at present in use and with that
end in view the contemplated changes
will occur. The old buildings will be
removed when the new ones are COM
pleted and occupied.
Use stucco for plastering. It makes a
wall hard as a rock. For sale by O'Neil
Lumber Co.
Ed Hackett returned this week from
the state of Washington, where he has
been for several weeks examining the
mining properties in the Buffalo Hump
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