The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-13


names. but if all goes we'll in a very
few years Kalispell will have some
great beauties.
Man is naught but lump of clay.
Gifted with hopes and fears.
And woman can mold him in any old
way
When she softens him with her
tears.
$oeiety's note Book.
Miss Shaffer is now at the Hubbart
residence.
DR., E. B. Wiley has been on the
sick list this week.
Miss Elizabeth Elliott is now liv-
ing at the Greedy Pomeroy residence.
Miss Nellie Brown of Columbia
Falls. visited friends here last Satur-
day.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Rogers in Duncan addition. Novem-
Der H.
Mrs. Thwaites and Miss James will
keep house where Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Butler lived.
Mrs. Frank Elliott received the sad
news yesterday of the death of her
mother at Portland, Oregon
o
The stoIk left little baby girl at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
*. Dickey yesterday morning.
Mrs. Moses has been suffering
from a severe attack of rheumatism
but is now somewhat improved.
Miss Jeanette Swaney, who has
been quite i'll the past three weeks,
is sufficiently recovered to be up.
.
Mr. Kennedy, who has been quite
i'll at Somers, will be brought up here
to the hospital as soon as he is able.
MI and Mrs. Sidney Butler expect
to leave here tomorrow for Dayton
creek where they will spend the WIN
ter.
Mrs John O'Brien and daughter of
Somers came ND Tuesday and went
to Spokane that same evening for a
visit.
Miss Jose Talbot, of Columbia
Falls came down from there yester-
day and will remain here for the club
dance tonight
The old members of the Kalispell
dancing club will meet tonight at the
opera house for the purpose of reor-
ganizing for the winter.
.
The Century club meets at the
home of Mrs. Frank Gray this after,
noon.
Leauer ............ MIS-. TINKER
Roll Call.
The American Press and It's Chiefs
Buffalo to Albany, Albany to New
York--'Mrs. Walker.
The Colonization Of New York-Mrs
Webster.
New York City Commercially
Whips.
The Battery, Harbor. Bridges, Parks
of New York-Mrs. Butler.
Discussion-The Wealth of New York
Its Influence-Mrs. ConlOn.
On Thursday, November 5, little
Margaret Brewster celebrated hel
sixth anniversary at the home of heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will Brewster
The usual games and a dainty lunch
con We're INDUCED in and the follow
ing We're the guests hidden:
Jessie Mcdonald. Della Wallace
Galvy Barden Marie Driscoll Marga
ret Miller, Bernice Burch, Angelina
Henery, Monica Martin. Beatrice
Dolan. Eunice Quincy, Nina Brink
| Legona. Ruby Pierce, Edith Bradley
Sandy Mcdonald. Arthur Driscoll
Babe Barden, Gilbert Miller, Harold
! Burch. Louis Henery. John Graham
Russell Klingensmith Kenneth Ohara
Everett Quincy. Glen Bradley, Marian
Dick. Kenneth ........., Wallace
Martin, Harry Brewster,
On Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. December 2. and 4. the high
! school will have in the new building
fine exhibit of pictures. This ex
hibit is one Of tt travelling ccllec
tions sent out by the gTea. art ccm
pany of Horace X. Turner of Boston
1t comprises fine copies in var.cr:
styles of finish of most of the world!
famous paintings, as we'll as man.
pictures of famous buildings ant
| places, reproduced from photographs
The object of the exhibit is to Civ,
pupils and towns people an opportun
ity to see really good collection o
pictures. Admission will be nomina
and all profits will be invested II
pictures for the new building.
The exhibit will be open each after
noon from to 5. and each evenin,
from 1880 10 10. At o'clock eacl
afternoon and at s: 80 each evening
short literary and musical program