The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-05


much. hope you will send me word
that your foot is better, and that
am going to see you somewhere, some
how, today, but If you are not able
to be around, and If you stay home
tomorrow, you will surely, hope, be
able to 60 to Pipestone Saturday
night, because l shall probably be
obliged to leave here Monday or Tues.
day. l do not want to leave you, Ed.
If you are not able to see me for a
day or SO, please remember all the
time that 1 have written you to keep
away from Mr.. Campbell and all
Amalgamated and M. o. P. people un-
til you have decided this case; to re-
member that l have proved myself an
honest friend of yours, and that if
see you, the matter of your decision
will never be mentioned between us,
unless you bring it up yourself.
You told me last night from the evil
dence you thought Mr.. Finlen had
made poor showing; If you honestly
feel that do not allow anything to
change your opinion.
"Please, please, Ed, DEAR" say that
you are not angry with me for writ
ing as l have. I have only your
good at heart. Let me see you or
write me nice, kind, frank letter to-
day. Always yours A.
Be very careful of this letter,
dearie.
EXHIBIT B.
My Dear Mrs. Bracket: I received
your letter and will be glad to talk
further with you on the subject there
in mentioned.
On account of the pain in my ankle
did not sleep last night. have been
listening to arguments concerning the
Minnie H. and they will probably con-
sumo all of tomorrow. will see you
tomorrow evening if you are at leis-
ure have some matters that must
attend to this evening. appreciate
| yOuA oOANALuuO 0Au yOuA A~SAAAAoSj
which are reciprocated, as you know,
and beg you not to be uneasy. My
ankle is some better than on last even.
ing, but l think it will be well for
me to go to the Springs Saturday even
ing. AS ever, ED.
EXHIBIT c.
My Dear Mrs. Bracket: expected
to see you last evening, but after
reached home my ankle was so bad
that I could not possibly get up town
and under the circumstances I coulC
not send you word. was ready to &C
to Hunters Springs tonight and wal
trying to find chance to send 20,
word, when Mr.. Dygert came in. Yo,
are otherwise engaged. and l will b,
glad to see you tomorrow night If 70,
are not busy. AS ever yours, ED.
EXHIBIT D.
You are entirely mistaken, Ed, O.
else you pretend to me, because 20,
do not want to see me. l am not 9th
erwise engaged and only suggeste,
the poker game because thought, no
hearing from you about going ava,
that you were unable to go, and tina
if you were here you might enjoy
little friendly game and glass o
beer. l am, as you know, ready AM
glad to go to the Springs or Anaconda
, or anywhere else. Do you have to b
in court Monday? II not, why not g
over to Pipest0ne, Anaconda or an
other place tomorrow? And why won
you play poker with us tonight? If yo
} are we'll enough to 60 to Hunters yo
are we'll enough to hold five card
flour aces every time), and we will al
let you put your foot in our laps an
be proud of the honor. We will lie
you win our money, too. There vii
; only be Mr.. Dygert. Mr.. Gallwey an
myself. and we all specially wan
you. You would better be nice to m
and do what l want you to. becaus
you have been very bad to me lately
and am little bit mad at you a
: ready. A.
, It just occurred to me, since writ
} ing the above. that perhaps 20
thought Mr.. McGinnis was to b
there and that you had better no
come. He is not to be there; onl
the ones I have named; and l quit
agree with you that If he was to b
there it would not be we'll for you t
be there also. Was that your reason
Do not 60 to the Springs tonight; wal
until tomorrow and come over tonight
II you do not want to play poker I viii
tell them there is to be no game an,
you can just talk to me few min
> utes; but you must be tired of dom,
that, and I thought we would have