The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-07
LOCAL MENTION

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5 LOCAL MENTION 5
R. P. Depew of Libby was in the
city for few days this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
D A. Stocking, at an early hour this
morning.
Chief of Police B. B. Cook of Great
Falls was in the city for several days
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynch are
in the city today from their home in
Pleasant valley.
Major J. H. Monteath, agent of the
Blackfeer, was in the city from
Browning Monday.
Mrs. Ben Fox has been seriously
i'll for the past week, but is now on
the road to recovery.
Sam Nevins, store keeper at the
State Lumber company's mill, is
sick at the hospital.
Work has been commence on the
brick addition to the M. M. company
on First avenue east.
On account of the city election,
the council meeting was postponed
from last night until tomorrow night
There will be grand prize mas
querade at Parker's hall at Bigfork
on April Is. Everybody invited to at
tend.
Given away-A prize package of
fine California sweet pea seed will
be presented to each lady calling at
the Fitch Drug company's next Sat
relay.
Charles O'Brien, while engaged in
hauling baleu hay to Kalispell from
the east side of the river last Friday
had his shoulder dislocated by fall
Ing from the wagon. He is now con-
fined to the hospital.
No business Of Importance has been
transacted by the district court this
week, and this morning an adjourn
ment was taken until April 20, when
the cases will be set for trial and the
jury probably called.
Mr.. May, shocked by the condition
o! things lost no time in securing
food for the mother and ner son and
in placing a stove and plenty of wood
IL the cabin. 1 his done, he aided
Mrs. Maxwell in caring for the boy,
who will recover.
w. G.. Whiteside returned Nester-
day from Chicago and ST. Louis
where he has been for the past four
months visiting With the promise
OF spring Wills face turned toward
Montana and he reaches here ready
TO help in the "Cutoff'' BOOM
A Mothers meeting under the
auspices of the W. c. T. U. will be
held in the Presbyterian church
Tuesday, April IA, at 8 M A talk
on 'Heredity" by DR.. Rosencrans
will be the principal feature of the
program. All ladies cordially invited
George Mcmahon has decided to
retire from the undertaking business
and yesterday closed a deal with w.
II Sherman of Seattle, who bought
his stock and took a long lease on
the building. Mr.. Mcmahon has been
actively engaged in undertaking for
eight years past in this city. He will
continue to receive orders for monu-
uments and cemetery improvements.
Estey's Apples.
In one of the recent issues If the
Bee there appeared notice of some
very fine apples then on exhibition
at the office of Griffin, Stannard &
Calbick. It was stated by Mr.. Stan
nard that the apples were sent by
Mr.. Wood. This is the way the item
was given, but it was incorrect, as
the apples We're grown by o. G. Es-
tey of Bigfork at his lake orchards.
Millinery for Ladies and Misses.
In an article published by the Bee
a short .lme ago, l read some most
valuable hints on how to advertise,
one of which was Tell what you
have to- sell in as concise a manner
as possible"
For this week I have number of
handsome patterns from the east, to
ranlace those which Wera all sold