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H U S IIS THE ALL HQHE PHODTJCT What TrMlpIrwl During th e , B u t Week I at Columbia F all* and KUeeehero— All About Everything and Ktaryhody.. D8.. UOHJXSON HACK Dr. JohriT Rohiimon h u returned to Coinnibin Falls after an absence ofsbput three mouths. There it general rejoic ing over, the doctor's return. 0 H P om visited the county seat Tues day. A E Purvianoe was a Kalispell visitor Monday. Stale Game Warden W F Scott is in town today. Hutchinson Bros; have on hand a floe, line of Studsbaker sleighs. Hutchenaon Bros hsve on band a One line of Studebaker sleighs. F M Moore has recovered from a severe, attack of eryclpelaa of the face. Jas K Land is hnnroving in health after a long and tedious illness. • Kit Kitchen spent the later part of the week in this city with Sis family. Game Warden Boncher was. an east iS .bound pasenger Wednesday night. ' * If Alma don’t send in A letter pretty soon we’re going to get awful mad. There is a floe line of both light and heavy harness at Hutchinson Bros. There is a fine line of both light and .heavy harneM at Hutchinson Bros. The hunting party haw return from * Wbiteflsh and are rather a disappointed set. Chains, Koojts^ tugh' and every thing for logger and woodsman a t Hutchinson tV Bros. G W Chsffln has returned from a trip fo Seattle and will spend.the winter here. - Father Arts wm down from Kalispell yesterday to attend the funeral of Henry Wolke. Jack W»*e. has returned to 8helby ' '.after a hunt along the Columbia Falls and Northern, The Basket Bull learn hrs been reor ganized and play in Main’s ball on Wed nesday afcernoon’a. There will be regular preaching ser- vicae both morning and evening at the M Echarch Sunday.- The Ladieg Airt ha* changed its time of meeting to Wednesday afternoons in stead of Friday afternoons. Abe Johnson and Harry Rohieon made , a trip to Tabaoo Plains this Week, where Mr. Johnson has ai claim. Judge J K Miller and Joe Rryers are absent on a hunting expedition in-,the vicinitv of\Kintla Lake. Our Whiteflsh correapendent shon'd not duplicate his correspondence erat papers iri the same countv. Taxes on all Flathead County property ' are due and il not paid hefore'Nov. 30th ten per cent penalty will be added. Jean Batchelder went to Whiteflsh Thursday where he has-Men emploved to do some carpenter work for the Porter Broe. The Passing of the Indian, by Mr Boyce, at the M E church Friday even ing was very interesting but the attend- . ance was'limited. R L Oliver waa a’Oolhmbia Falls vis itor daring the'week and complimented the Columbian on the interest taken in jhe size-of vegetable#. ■’ MF Suiter, the veterinarian is mak ing headquarters a t ColumbiaFalls. He is a Cracker Jack horse doctor and has made some remarkable cores. Fred Hamilton and’ family domiciled at Whiteflsh, Mr. Hamilton being employed1 in the Morrey and Baker saw mill near that place. On account of the storm' last 8unday evening the doet to be sung by Mieses Edna Bacbelder and Birdie Leanger poaponed till tomorrow evening. Just remember that Colombia Falls is a good totyo when we haven’t got a di vision and it will always be a good town no matter where divisions are placed. M J Chamberlain of Co G. N. H. Inft. died at the Soldiers Home on the 19th. His body wa«*shipped to Butte wheije he was well known and had many friebda. On accoont of wslip in the quoins the Columbian’s forms were “pied\ this , week and the impressions are likely not to be perfect. Kindly temper your opin ions. It is generally conceded tnat the man or woman who is .the real Christian, is the one who always tries to pat the beet construction possible upon the acts of other*: E H Snyder has returned from-a htiet- ing expedition. He waa oat when the thermometer was 8 below hut his . „ monition didn’t freeze no so far a knows. There will be a turkey shoot at Colum bia Falls on Thanksgiving. G W Chaf fin has secured 100 tnrkeys for that par pose and’will manage the shoot. Ton can Die any ammunition and nsa shot guns, rifle and revolvers. .wtJfeftaliNzw* Mr. Paterson,Yormeriy of Bolt, Mont., one of the recent arrivals in town and is so well plsased with the outlook here that he has decided'to remain and be ie one of our cilizentB The doctor rented the Stuart bhilding on Cen tral Avenue and haa telegraphed his or der for a large stock of drugs and sun dries and he announces that Whiteflsh toon have a complete pharmacy, new drug store with, iis capable manager will be a. valuable addition to }wn and' a hearty welcome ia ex tended. Miaa C Shepard strived from Chicago Saturday and wifi soon assume her du ties in ttie Bank of Whiteflsh. Mr Conrad Huebeehraah who ia su- perinlending^onHtructlon of his new re sidence and of his store building on Con tra! Ave made a visit to KalUpeli last eek. Mr. F B Wilcox the Great Falls repre sentative of the Equitable Life Assurance Co. has been doing, bustneaa here dur ing the past week * n d reports conaid- ble activity in liis^n^. Dr. IV O Dutton phsician in charge of the hospitals along he line of construct ion baa returned to his home alter an inspection trip over the line. The first dance of the winter was held iasl Thursday evening in the dining room of the Hotel Whitefi»b. The floor wae good, the mosic splendid and all present reported a fine time'. It ispxpected that 'he soccesb of this first-party will remit in the formation of a dancing clnb which will hold regular meetings throughout he entire winter. Mr. Thistead proprietor of the Hub .Clothing Co, at Grifkt Falls was a visitor the town last week, looking over the Held with the view of putting in a branch ore here. Mr W E Miller, one of onr pioneers, made a trip to Kah'spell last week and returned with his. family. Mr. Miller htis renud’the Cnnningham for the win- U:i but will build updo his own property in the early spring:' HENRY WOLKE DEAD. Henry Wolke, age 73 years, died at the home of his dstfghter Mrs. Anna Neirxling a t 2:90 hwl-Tneeday afternoon. The deceased was born In Germany on Dec 2(1, 1830 and had been a resident of Flathead county for 12 years. • Besides his relatives he leaves a Lost of friends to mourn bis loea. j The poverty, or our government and the neciSBity for the saving oi (8 a month by the cuiting-ofi of our Poet Offloe- has handicapped the Glen correspondent that he can not tell when this may reach you. I have not been able to get a letter through in three weeks. I should have several each week. Some papers have T-in the blockade. Aecident I presume. The Postmaster General still fail* in roortse) by not answering the petition of the patrons of this office for the estah jishment of their office. A commoi Siwash of Montana would .be courteous enough to acknowledge or answer a letter or petition sent to them. To-day we received a visit from L H Cbapron, ene of the Great Northern Civil Engineers he waa much pleased with the outlook and future prospects on I bis side of the lake. He was very reticent as to what the Great Nortlie would do, or when it would commence the connecting link the Jocko cutoff, to connect with the Jennings cut oS a near Columbia Falls. Nothing new so far as I can bear from Big Fork. E L Bliter, one of Bigforks leading business men is in San Francisco laying in a stock of goods for his store. After crossing the bridge at Bigfork, you enter the Rod and Gun Club grounds They have one of',the finest, properties the lake, but nothing has been done towards clearing and‘putting in enhiya- tion. At the junction of the river with the lake they have several log cabins, crude without hut comfortable witbin al so a boat house where the Club Yacht ib housed for the winter. During the sammer it is often seen steaming around the with pleasure parties. Here on the Club Ground* in the near future will be located the main town of Bigfork, the railroad town as soon as the Jocko cut off Is well under way. Your race horse man is in the eame boat with some of the fruit men on t Jake,.not in the ring. Still they kick. Through the notice of lost our towns man Glen Phillips .has returned to the bosom of a loving wife and all are happy. It pays to advertize. . ’vi Frank Boyle's' grey horse Snip was killed by the passenger train near the depot Tuesday and his bay horse Paddy was badly cut up. They were both very yalvable animals and the loss is a severe one to Mr. Boyle. 11 HOTEL GAYLORD S i e s t a n d 3 -in a s t G q u / p p td J f f o a t l i n C m u n fr & Hr t r «r* in ir* % MILLER LEWIS Proprietors - - Columbia Fall* A QUEER G1RI; (Concluded.) “I'think I caa, if jyoo will look on and keep me from gohg wrong.” Arthur waa, thereupon helped, into the sleigh, and juk about the time the hot*es..wcre hitclutl up he complicated m atters by deotartag that he felt so faint he could not Drive: “What shall we tb?” wailed StellM And there WFatJ signs of a regflar panic, when Myra said: “I will drive, if Stella will show me the way.” Arthur was hebed into the bouse, and then Myra added to the prevailing astonishment by volunteering to go for the doctor. I “It is only a trile,” she said, “and I have my hand in now.” You may be tire that Mrs. Reeves and the girls nude much of Myra for the next day or (wo, and were atzouch grieved ns a routed when she announced her intention o', leaving them for along MW perhaps flajigeroo. journey. “I thought,” Said Mrs. Reeves, in- quiringlv, \thsj ybu had no friends besides your’a n il?” “So did I,\ Sild Myra, quietly. \It was the morning of the’ picnic that I received the . litter announcing my uncle's death.—; \And you made up yourmind withift an hour what to do?\ queried Arthur, who was propped up among some cush- Myra smilpd assent. “A very queer girl,” said Mrs. Reeves to herself for t»ehundredth time. She said It again when Stella received a letter from Myra, dated Cairo, March 10,18SS. telling her how she had admin istered her uncle's estate, and winding up with these words: “You need not expect to see me for some time, as I have joined the Red Cross society, and I leave for Khar toum to-morrow.” “With all her money!” exclaimed Stella. “Well, I never! I was certain that she would go to Paris the very first thing!\ Columbia Falls, Mont. T h e best in the County ,!iW e carry a complete line of beds springs mattresses bedding and other furniture ' (T ’ And are prepared to fill any order, large or small, on 24 hoar*’ n o & *. ------ Correspondence Solicited—— ,X. L . MoHSTTY R E , P r o p r i e t o r KALISPELL - - - - MONTANA. night was o- Not another word from Myra until a month after the c news that the war in Egypt and then came another long and’loving letter. Arthur was home again, taller and stouter than ever, and very anxious to hear about the queer girl. “IH wager she’s tired of the Red Croda,” he said, with a laugh. “She is tod young for such miserable scenes.\ “She bas-'Peftthe Red Cross society,\ said Stella, with a look a t hermother. “I. knew it,” cried Arthur. “And,” continued Stella, slowly, “she has started f o r Chinese T artary—” “What?” “To devote her life to missionary work. Her aunt is amply provided for. and. the remainder of her fortune and all her life Myra haa given, to the heathen.” There was almost a painful pause for a full minute, broken by Arthur. “You’re right, mother—she is aqueer girl! The,queerest I eTer knew.\ 'More than queer.” was Mrs. Reeves’ quiet comiient. “She is the stuff that martyrs ark made of.” The law ticea for owner and Dubiished circulation, erty. The cial paper nquireethat all mining I tblication, notices to applications for patent, be the newspaper, of general i, jubh«hed nearest the p'rop- lolumbian ia now the offi- >r this end of the Flathead E B BRYANT T a w i i s t Col/mbia Falla, Montana t Baa and transfer meets all trains -B E N T 8ELLMAN, J r ., Proprietor ------ McimrasiTMmmTK r T\ AT.TS P E L L H O S P I T A L Everything new with all modern conveniences. None but graduate nurses employed. Rates $1 to *3 a day according to location of rooma and amount of care required. This includes room, board, nursing and laundry. Fourth Avenue Eaat Kalispell, Montana. JAM ES K-P~NTNPTDY ------ Drugs K alisp e ll M alting and JB re wing CO.’s C E L E B R A T E D L A G R B E E R K a l i s p e l l Mont. D R . H . 1ST G R A G G . R e g u l a r P h y s i c i a n & Surgeon Finest X Ray in the Connty C o l u m b i a F a U g ^ M o P t . Fresh milk the time. Delivers twice a day. COLUMBIA FALLS, - MONTANA A . H A S K I L i E Nobody never did go back on the old timers. D r a y and. b u s Lin© Columbia Falls
