The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-24

How natural that one depressed
with suffering and confined to the
comparatively narrow circle of home
should have the fear of spending a
useless life. 1t is only when the soul
looks above and reads providence in
the thrilling nerve and the aching
head. and the wasting form-reads
providence in every event-a provi-
dence of wisdom and guidance and
love-it is only when the submissive
soul reads that the plan of life is ma
turing. the great end of creation and
existence is climaxing, that it can
triumph amid the discouragements
and feel within it's grasp the sub
stance of things hoped for, or possess
the evidence Of things not seen.
Good Night.
sleep. sweetheart. within this. your
peaceful room.
Kind angels guard thy rest.
And let no mournful yesterdays
Disturb thy quiet breast,
Nor ever let tomorrow's care
With dreams Of coming ill,
Thy maker is thy changeless friend,
His love surrounds thee still.
Forget myself and all the world.
Put out each feverish light.
The stars are watching overhead,
Sleep sweet,
Dear one
Good night"
Pursue what we may. success is
wavering devotion to the end in
view, and a use of all the means at
tainable in the accomplishment of
IL at end. This is the history Of all
successful men, as we'll with the dull
and ploddlng ones as those Of higher
| Intellectual power comes by intui-
| ton. Both have their beginning and
both grow by small but steady accre-
tions. No eminence in the world is
gained except by patient toling and
struggling upward
1t has been said that there is moth
ing which Giffuses itself more quick
~ in family than the GOODNESS, in
difference and discomfort which man.
| fest themselves in the countenance
of one of the members, This is not
true, for there are some things which
communicate themselves with as
much rapdity and a great deal more
force. These things are brlgh,
smile. a frank and open manner 9
cheerful face and a happy heart
1t is not the height to which mer
are advanced that makes them gid
dy; it is the looking down with con
tempt upon those beneath.
The dancing party given at the
National hotel by Mr.. Burnes on las
Tuesday evening was a great socia
success, and was attended by thu
ultra who are all fond of dancing.
1t was an extremely jolly affair
for it was said that the real sedat'
people who only smile, positivel.
laughed aloud and assisted in thu
merrymaking.
The music furnished by the Mex
can musicians was very fine. TIL
gowns worn by the ladies' were YER
artistic. The floor of the dining hal
was in excellent condition and
very dainty luncheon was served. A
together it was said a more congenia
, crowd never congregated in Kalispe
, before.
: In all probability there will b
> dances given at the National hott
5 often if the musicians decide to II
: main here.
e The program which will be playe
: Sunday during the dinner hour {
/ the National is as follows:
4 l"Danube Waves" >.... Ivanoivic
: THE Tale of a Sea Shell" from
:. the prince of Pilsen" 49,.
:. The Holy City ........... Adam
"Elks' Grand March $500. Morga
l. La Czarina", Russian mazurka.
:, ..... ... ......... Gam
s. Selection from THE Bohemian
1t Girl Bal
5, Sextette. from 'Floradora" Stua
a. THE Moon Man, Ia negro lula
e. by) new ........... MOrgs
wedding of the Winds. .Hs
a. America Forever" ......... Pa