The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-09-18


at the West Hotel.
Miss Nan O'Brien left last night to
attend school at Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Charles Howell of Columbia
Falls spent Friday and Saturday
here.
Life grows richer as it grows old.
The setting sun reddens the stream
to wine.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien spent
Monday i'll Kalispell returning to
Somers that same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conlon return
ed from an extended eastern trip on
Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. F. J. Adams and Miss Baker
who have been visiting Mrs. Conrad
have returned to Great Falls.
There is a type of man who thinks
he can make a girl believe anything
if he puts on a sincere look while
saying it.
Mrs. James H. Monteath spent Sat
urday here and then went to Missou-
la to visit her father. From there
she will go to Butte to remain with
friends for a short time
Messrs. Conrad, Price and Bassett
left for the east on Sunday morning.
the two former to enter school, the
latter to return home after spending
the summer here for his health.
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson. Mrs. Hec-
tor Cloves and daughter Dorothy
came home from Lake Mcdonald
Wednesday night. They were the
last to leave Camp Geduhn
Miss Lawrence who spent the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harrington
Edwards left for her home in Chi
cago on Sunday morning. Her many
year.
Mrs. w. G. Whips. son and daugh.
ter. have returned from an extend
ed trip to the coast. They spent a
delightful summer and made the TRIP
- mi q
by steamer.
Next Thursday evening Co. H OF
the Montana national guards viii
give a dance at the opera house and
it promises to be a great success
Some extra features in the way OF
entertainment will be introduced and
a big crowd is assured
A most estimable. noble and loving
woman was Miss Shortall who Ions
ago took up the mission to do what
good she could to tighten the burden
Of those around her and she contin
ued until the end. Surely she has
earned the rest that came to her Fri
day last.
Mrs. Harry Wallace and two chill
dren arrived this morning from Chi
cagO and will remain for some time
hoping the change will improve he1
little sons health Mrs. Wallace viii
be remembered by her many friends
h~ G
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitesde
several years ago.
Vacation is over and from the wei
filled school rooms there is no diff
Guilty in arriving at the conclusion
that the race suicide is by no mean:
imminent in Montana, and especial!
in Kalispell are there many lust!
boys and blooming girls in happily in
creasing numbers, with keen minds
clothed in the rugged bodies which
this bracng ozone produces.
Art is not supposed to s'prout be
fore October, nor to ripen before De
cember, and so for the early white
is promised a real art exhibit. sucl
as Kalispell has never before seen
There will be over a hundred valua
BILE paintings-some for sale-other
just to look at. The exhibit will b.
at the studio of Frances Jurgens
! kleinschmidt.
> E. J. Wright, wife and daughter
, and James Walfenger, of Lake City
. Mich, were the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. Klingensmith this week, TIL
party We're on their return trip fror
California and much enjoyed tn
view of the Flathead valley to whic
they We're treated by Mr.. klinger
smith, who drove them on a TIL
down the lake and along the cas-
side.
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