The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-27
LIVE MONTANA TOWNS
The Flathead Metropolis Is Doing Quite
Well.
IN BUSINESS AND SOCIALLY
Marriages and Other Interesting
Events Up North-Havre Is
Preparing TO Welcome
Eugene v. Debs.
special DISPATCH to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
KAIIsPEL, Feb. 96.-Tho Odd Fellows
ball at Union hall Friday night i'll COM
memoration of the birth of the father OF
our country, was all that was anticipated.
1t was a splendid success. The order hero
has among its members some of halis-
pel's best citizens, and upon this occasion
the wearers of the three links did them
selves proud. The decorations excited
the admiration of all, being appropriate
upon the occasion OF n national holiday,
and emblematIc of the order of Odl Fe.-
lows as well. The hall was filled to
crowding. An elaborate repast was served
at midnight, which was in keeping with
other features of the evenings pleasure.
The Odd Fellows of KalIspel sustained
their reputation as royal entertainers.
Peter Logoni of Kalispel and Miss Anna
Harmon of Whltelsh were married
Wednesday evening at the home of tho
brides parents, Judge L. III. Nash per-
forming the pleasant duty of uniting the
twain. The groom was attended by
County Clerk Thernault, while Miss
Emma Lynch was maid of honor. The
company included only a few friends in
addition to the relatives. The newly mar
red couple will occupy the country home
of Mr.. Logoni, just east of Kalispel. They
received many beautiful and useful pres
ents. Both are well known, the groom
being a pioneer, and tho young bride the
daughter of n pioneer.
Another of the gentlemen who helped
to blaze the trails into the Flathead coun-
try has become n benedict. On Wednes-
day evening Rev. G.. NJ. Fisher pronounced
the words that united Frank Alderman
and Miss Ethel Davis, both of Sedan.
The wedding was quiet one, only few
invitations being extended.
Mrs. j. l.. Thompson left Sunday morn
ing for her old home in Edinburg, Ind,
for visit, taking her two little girls,
Helen and Susan. Mss Richardson, who
has been a visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson during the winter, accom-
panied her East.
j. w. Conner has retired from the firm
of Mock q Conner, publishers of the
Graphic, and has purchased an interest
in the business of the kalispl Land &
Insurance company. Horace j. Mock
now publishes and edits the Graphic.
George Ii. Grubb and b. j. McIntire
have returned from Helena where they
made a manly fight for the judgship of the
Eleventh judicial district. These two
lawyers were the logical candidates of tho
republican party of Flathead county and
been satisfactory to the party. There
was no bitterness manifested here, but
there is considerable disappointment over
tho slight given the county in that the
appointment went elsewhere.
w. Il. Green was a visitor at the state
capital, but is at home again looking alter
the interests of the water and light COM
pany, of which he is superintendent.
Considerable interest is manifested here
in the opening of the Flathead reserva-
ton, and the leading citizens of the
county stand ready to lend any assistance
that can be given in aid of the project.
There is quite good sized portion of tho
reserve within the limits of Flathead
county which, when proved up. would add
to the total assessed valuation of the
county, giving II n much higher rank than
atpresent
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. II. Foot are rejoicing
over the arrival OF n baby boy AT their
home.
The family OF b. I. Knapp arrived in
Kalispel this week from Nebraska. Mr..
Knapp came TO Kllspel last December,
accompanied by w. &. Ovelmau, and they
at once became infatuated with this VAL
ley and made arrangements to reside hero
permanently. Mr.. Ovelman will soon
send for his family and household goods.
These gentlemen have spoken so highly
OF the Flathead 10 their eastern friends
that a number of families are arranging
TO move hither.
T. Is. Conklin has just returned from
Cove, Ore, bringing his family and house,
hold goods. Mr.. Conklin came TO the vail
ley a year ago and bought farm upon
which be raised a mos maEn ticent crop