The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-09-07
AROUND THE TOWN.

7NOOIND I'LL lOVIVs
1.-The Fair
The place to save money.
Gilbert Trahan has purchased half
interest in The Rising Sun saloon.
For sale-A fur overcoat nearly new.
Address S.. this Office.
Meetings have been held at the Pres
byterian church every evening this week.
Schoolboys' suits, at Nathan Bros.
Sewer connection is being made at the
corner of First avenue east and Second
street.
Sweaters at 1.-The Fair"
Toussaint Goulx has been engaged as
"chef de cuisine" by Ed Lebelle and Joe
Champagne.
Pratt & Smith have the largest and
most complete line of fall felts and street
hats ever brought to Kalispell.
Major Baldwin took a party out
through the valley Tuesday and We'd
nesday, who were looking for a perma-
nent location.
Go to Broderick & Walkers for any
thing you need in the Photographic line.
The Odd Fellows held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening and after the
routine business had been transacted a
more than usual social talk was INDUCED
: in.
Do you desire the correct styles in
shirts, hats, etc.? If SO, call on Meri-
gold.
Judge Smith and Court Stenographer
Stout returned yesterday from Choteau.
There was only one day of court at
Choteau, no business coming up of any
Importance.
Latest styles in photo mountings at
the Pansy studio.
A. Fair, who has been engaged on a
contract on the road from Fort Benton to
Great Falls, is in the city. He expects
to bring his grading outfit here, and per
manently remain.
The Gordon hat for fall is what you
want.
Joe Afford who formerly worked for
E. M. Lyon in this city returned Sunday
from st. Louis, No., and has accepted a
position with G. H. Adams in the dry
goods department..
A carload of new sash. doors and win
dows just received at r. w. Bader's
will be sold at the lowest possible prices.
Eugene Kelley has begun the erection
of a stable on Second street west be-
tween First and Second avenues. He
will also erect a substantial building on
the balance of the lot in the near future.
Fit and workmanship guaranteed at
Smiths tailor shop.
Commissioner Christensen says that
it is his belief that the grain yield is not
the heaviest ever known here, as three
years ago his yield on old ground was
heavier than this years product on new
soil.
Blankets and quilts, all prices, at 1.-The
Fair" department store.
From roster report of the G. A. R, it
is learned that Nat Lyon Post No. o of
Kalispell has membership Of Is, and
Geo. B. McLelland Post No. "a of Col
umbia Falls is credited with 10 men,
bers.
Before buying your fall and winter
suits, call and see the stock of woollens
at w. L. Smiths, the tailor for the trade.
A marriage license was issued Tuesday
to John U. Loveall of Columbia Falls,
and Miss Ada May Radabah of Creston
The couple went to Creston to have the
marriage ceremony performed Tuesday
evening.
An extra fine quality of Blackberry
Brandy expressly for medicinal use at
the Kalispell Liquor & Tobacco Cos,
Orno Strong representing The New
West Trade, journal printed at Spo-
kane, was in town interviewing mer-
chants in the interest of his paper. The
paper is neat and full of interesting mat
ter relative to market and trade topics.
Every possible attention given our
mail order department. People living
out of town will find it to their advan-
tage to consult us when in need of mer-
chandise in our line. 1.-The Fair" de-
partment store.
The full number of pupils enrolled in
the county high school Tuesday was So.
The item referring to the six passing that
examination had no reference to the full
enrolment. The latter were those who
passed the general examination last May.
Get your fall or winter suits made at
Smiths tailor shop, and save money by
buying the best goods.
Fred Whiteside returned last evening
from trip to the West Fisher precinct,
where he assisted in organizing Bryan
club of SO members. AS there are
scarcely more than 60 votes in the pre-