The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-10
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o. glowing beauty, anu Win the
presence of the pussy-willow, the
aremone and the buttercup. there is
certainly a seeming paradise, and all
seem 10 rejoice in the Easter festival
OF nature as we'll as soul. The ir is
filled with Odors of spring, and the
meadow ark chants his merry song
through all the day.
Live for something, do good, and
leave behind a monument of virtue
that the storm of time can never de-
stroy. Write your name in kindness,
love and mercy on the hearts of the
thousands you come in contact with
year by year; you will never be for
gotten. Your name, your deeds, will
! be as legible on the hearts you leave
Eehind as the stars on the brow Of
evening. Good deeds will shine as
the stars of heaven.
The necessary qualification for
one who has the care of children is
patence-patience with their tenn
! in g-paience with their progress
patience to go over first principles
again and again., never % be irri-
tated by willful or accident hinder
ance
| The past week has been unusually
quiet, nothing going on at all, prob
! ably because it was holy week. Two
/ rora days of fasting and prayer, and
/ then many diversions are promised
Brooding over trouble is like sur
rounding ones SELF with fog, it
magnifies all the objects through it..
Occupation of the mind will prevent
this.
A smile for every day makes sun
shine all the year.
49,
An Old Fashioned Woman.
No clever, brilliant thinker, she,
], With college record and degree;
!, She has not known the paths of
The worlu has never heard her
name;
| She walks in Old untroddan ways
: The valley Of yesterdays.
Home is her kingdom; care is he1
, dover:
She seeks no other wand of power
| near.
. TIC win smile and wipe a tear,
: And do her duty day by day
l. in her own quiet place and way.
n Around her childish hearts ar
r twined,
j. AS round with some rev2rent sain
n enshrined,
), And following hers the childish fee
Are led to ideals true and sweet,
And find all purity and good
r II. her divinest motherhood.
r, She keeps her faith unshadowe
n still
D. God rules the world in good and i'll
" Men in her creed are brave and true
Ne And woman pure as pearls of dew,
q And life for her is high and grand
k BY work and glad endeavor spannet
II This sad, old world a brighter rlac
Dr. All for the sunshine of her face;
If Her very smile blessing throws,
g. And hearts are happier where Sh
20 goes,
s. gentle, clear-eyed messenger,
of To whisper love-tnank God for hel
Id oh, dear, but this has been
lie dreadful tir2some day" said lit
IT. Kalispell lady, as she sank dow
or among the comfortable pillows on
" couch and generally relaxed. q a
ID glad, however, that that task
over"
What task?" was asked by
sympathetic listener.
why, went to millinery ope
ing today and bought four hats"
es But why buy so many at tim'
Won't the styles changer" But tt
De little woman looked fairly disguise
as she exclaimed that was the re
son she bought four hats; if OF
We're not the proper thing the 9th
would be sure to be.
And the ladies during the week We
, to the different openings in the nor
ings and to the church services
the afternoons; also to a few affai
that We're more or less charitable
Ill; design and, therefore, proper
Lent.
I'll But. really, if the truth were to-
. the displays in new millinery-a
;. what darling creations" one saw
We're oftener in ones thought tn
nil the church services at the end Of
lde Ienten season.