The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-24

UAOu XA1Nuy SO1NAC1s AACAu0AuS UWO dIICSUS
for preaching on the streets" is the sub
ject of an address by Lieut.. Joe Tippett,
to be given at the Salvation Army hall,
First Avenue, w.. on Thursday, July &c,
at $50 p. IN. Everybody welcome.
Send in your order for the Bee, the
only paper in the county which prints
telegraphic news.
One of the most picturesque spots
around Kalispell is the view up the Flat
head river from the steel bridge. Many
photographers, both amateur and profes
sional, have take this view several times
and yet there are always more who con-
stantly 60 to this favored spot to get a
splendid negative.
SCENIC AMERICA FREE-To yearly
subscribers Of the bee. Read the pre-
| mium offer In this paper.
The hot dry spell we are having Just
at present is fine thing for the crops
but is hard on grass and flowers in the
city. This can be overcome by constant
use of the splendid water supply we
have in the city. Do not spare the water
and keep your lawns green and your
flowers bright and full of life.
Young man, married (no children,)
wants charge of grain or stock ranch;
experience; reference furnished. Box
l52, Kalispell, Mont,
Mr.. A. E. Long, assistant superinten-
dent of the Kalispell division of the
Great Northern railway. is the recipient
of handsome silver service of eight
pieces from employees of the Montana
Central railway and citizens of Clancy
where Mr.. Long formerly held the posi-
ton of train master. Mr.. Long and
family were very agreeably surprised by
the handsome gift. Coming as it does
from old-time friends it is doubly es-
teemed.
Pabst Milwaukee, the leading Ameri-
can beer, on draught at Kalispell Liquor
and Tobacco Co. &c.
There are few people who always find
fault with anything and everything that
does not just suit their fancy. Almost
every day one hears people complain
about the hot weather. Not wishing
them any harm, the Bee would like for
them to try the kind that is being fur
nished to the citizens of the east. just
last Friday there were over seventy
deaths in New York from heat prostra-
tions. Think of this and then complain
nit
Midsummer sale of millinery at Pratt
& Smiths.
j. Scott Harrison, government exam
liner OF surveys was in the city Sunday
from Pettits, where he is examining
survey just north of that place.
Speaking of this country he said that it
is the greatest valley he had ever visited;
that the soil is the most productive he
ever saw. Speaking of fruit he said the
trees at Pettit's are loaded. so much so
that the trees are breaking under the
weight, one plum tree having fourteen
props to support the limbs and that
raspberries and blackberries are going to
waste because of no one picking them.
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 o'clock; during the
week from IL to o'clock.
Fred Herrig, one of the corporals under
Col. Roosevelt in the San Juan and San
tiago fights, received word Saturday that
he had been appointed to the Office of
forest ranger under Supervisor Bremen.
He will enter upon his duties immedi-
ately. Such men as Herrig are deserving
of recognition and his friends will be
glad to learn that he has been appointed
He made for himself and Flathead coun-
ty good record, as he was the only man
from this county that was member of
that famous regiment of rough riders.
1t is Just such fearless men as Herrig
that make good forest rangers and this
addition to the force will be great help
Hot and cold lunches at Foy's lake.
Hon. B. J. McIntire left Friday night
for Fort Simcoe, Yakima Indian reser-
walton, Washington, where he will meet
the other members of the Indian COM
mission. It is the intention of the COM
mission to enter upon it's duties immedi-
ately and to push the work to speedy
conclusion. It is to be hoped they will
be able to make treaty with the Flat
heads whereby the northern part of that
reservation will be thrown open for set
Element. Flathead county can consider
itself very lucky in having Mr.. McIntire
a member of that commission, for his
being resident of Kalispell and Flat
head county is an assurance that he will
use his utmost endeavors to bring this
treaty about and that the treaty will be
for the northern part Of the reservation.
The best meal in town at the Royal.
The Kalispell City band contemplates