The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-07

attorney, was in the city yesterday OF
pleasure trip.
e. M. Douglass of Washington, d
c., was spending few days in kal
ispell this week.
G. A. DisBrisay. Great Northern
right-of-way man, was in the city yes
terday from Spokane.
County Attorney r. L. Oliver has re-
turned from camping trip to the
Whitefish lake country
Ole Thorsen of Libby was shaking
hands with his many friends and &C.
quaintances in this city yesterday
Geo. Powell has bought the saloon
formerly owned by Jack Myers on the
corner of Third street and Second ave-
nue. west.
c. M. Miles of st. Paul is in the
city and will take charge of one Oh the
departments in the Fair store when
they move to their new quarters
WV. "A. / AIu6lc IcluIHcu IulS ulOIu-
ing from his trip east. Services will
be held as usual at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow at II a. m. and s
p. m.
Mary Murray, native of Ireland,
and Arthur Mathson, a native of Nor
way, took out their first naturaliza-
ton papers before the clerk of court
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Coates have
gone on an extended trip to different
points in Washington, and will prob
ably visit Portland, Ore, before re-
turning to Kalispell.
r. l.. Clinton, former attorney of
this city and who at one time was in
partnership with B. J. McIntire, re-
turned to his home in Butte Wednes-
day night after snort visit with
old friends in kalispell.
Mrs. w. H. Campbell returned last
night from months visit with
friends and relatives in Livingston
and Butte. Mrs. Campbell was &C
companied on her return by her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry mcCue OF Livingston.
who will be Mrs. Campbells guest
for few weeks.
A tOnsOrial artist of the city was up
before Justice Macarthur Wednesday
forenoon charged with drunkenness
and fighting. When arraigned he
gave his name as Olsen and plead not
guilty. His trial was set for 4 O'Clock
the same afternoon and he was fined
$40 or five days. He paid the fine.
F. Joe Rice, as attorney for j. B.
Williams, who attempted to pass a
bogus check for $27.5O, signed f. l..
Sitter, about a week ago, waived an
examination, when the case came up
for hearing Thursday morning and
Williams was bound over to the dis
trict court in $1,000 bonds.
The mountains to the east and west
of Kalispell presented a wintersh ap
pearance yesterday, being covered
nearly to the foothills with a coating
OF snow. 1t has been 6. number of
years since the mountains were cover
ed with snow this early in the season
and the weather prophets are, in con-
sequence, predicting severe winter.
purse of $50 has been raised for
another ball game between the same
teams that played in ,his city on La
Dor Day. A number of the base ball
enthusiasts OF the city are confident
that the town boys can defeat the rail
road team and are willing to back
their opinion with money. The game
Will probably be played about next
Thursday.
The sO-called chicle gum of com
merce. used by chewing gum makers,
is the sap that eXudes from the
wounds made in the rough bark of the
tree. This sap. of milky w.li,encss
and consistency when it first issues,
partly coagulates after continued ex
posture to the air, but becomes, after
boiling. hard heavy mass. The
achras capota white capota,) known
to the Mala Indians of Yucatan as
"ya." is the tree that yields the milky
sap. 1t is found growing all over Yu-
catan. Under favorable conditions.
the tree grows to height of 20 feet
or more. The frult much resembles
russell apple in color and general an
pearance. but has flavor wholly it's
own.
Drew & Mcdonald have taken pos
session of the mercantile establish
ment formerly owned by G. il. Adams.
The new firm is from Great Falls and
will be valuable additions to the bus
mess circles of Kalispell Ill health
necessitated Mr.. Adams withdrawal
from active business life and here
after he will devote his tine to his
real estate holdings both in this city
and at the lake. Mr.. Adams was one
OF the pioneer merchants OF Flathead
county and had store in the boom
days OF Demersville. afterwards NOV
ing his establishment to Kalispell.
BY fair treatment and conscientious
atenttOn to business he has always
held . prominent position in toe front
rank Of the business men Vt this vi
ctqtty. His withdrawal will be re-
ceaved with regret by both his Gus
toners and his competitors in the
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