The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-27
AROUND THE TOWN.

mas nleQ MS DOnd with the county
clerk and recorder. 1t is for the sum
of $4,000, divided as follows: A. F.
Stahl, $4,000; J. c. Stahl, $4,000, and
George A. Potter, $4,000.
A large number of criminal cases
which have been on the district court
docket for several months were dis
missed by Judge Smith yesterday at
the request of County Attorney Gray,
who desired to clean the record in
the cases before making his report to
the attorney general.
The city school have commenced
to feel the effects of the great nun
bers Of new residents. Yesterday
morning there were many new entries
in the schools. Among them were
children Of Edwin Greenbalgh, who
came from Staples, Mimi, and " W.
Hunters, of Warren, MINI.
The Davis brothers, who were founu
guilty of assault in the second de-
gree and fined $25 each by jury be-
fore Judge Smith last week, were ar
raigned yesterday afternoon on
charge of arson, alleged to have been
committed on the morning after their
arrest, entered a plea of not guilty
and were committed to the county
Jail without BAIL
The lecture "Snagtown Circuit or
story of the "Old Itinerant Preach
er," as told by Rev. DR.. Morris at the
Opera House, Friday night was great
ly enjoyed by well filled h-Mse.
DR.. Morris has a pleasing way of tell
ing a story and most agreeably sur
prised those who were fortunate
enough to hear him.
Mr.. D. Baldwin and Frank Stuff,
who were hunting in the Swan lake
country has returned. They brought
home with them as evidence of the
sport to be had in that section two
deer and considerable small game.
Mr. Stuff said that there were plenty
of duck on the lake and that they en-
joyed many catches of brook trout
An unusual number of petitions for
divorces have been filed with the
month. Those not considered ~ tie
court are Clara May Thompson VS.
William f. Thompson, Anne E. King
VS. Joseph King, William F. Weed VS.
Ida S. Weed, Edith Marcue VS. Wi,
liam Mercue and Cordelia Stan.lif1
VS. Ransom S. Stanclift.
The Bees circulation continues to
grow, and it is now sent almost
around the world. Yesterday subscrio
tions were entered for residents of
Alaska and Manila. The one slom
Manila was from Philip Baldwin and
is dated Oct. 2, and was almost sew
en- weeks in reaching the states. 1t
will be at least six weeks more before
he will receive his first copy of the
Bee.
Edward Ryan filed information
with Judge Sullivan Saturday, which
resulted in the arrest of Edward
Bearer, who is charged by Ryan with
having stolen. s. from his pocket
while he was sleeping on the floor
of resort in this city. Ryan claims
that Beaver awoke him going through
his pockets and that there can be no
doubt of his guilt. Bearer was ar
rested and confined in the county
Jail.
School rooms throughout the city
are excessively crowded, and those
located in buildings around the city
are far from satisfactory. A prom
inent instructor said: mo time should
be lost in constructing the new build
ing for which purpose bonds were
voted some time ago. The 1ella
ing is badly needed, and there shou:i
be nothing in the way, as the last
election was held on lines laid down
by Attorney General Nolan.
Mrs. Ella Bradley, who was mar
ried April 4, 1900. to Thomas Bradley
yesterday told story of cruel ana
inhuman treatment to Judge Smith
who did not hesitate to grant the dl.
vorce she was praying for. In her
testimony she said that Thomas
Bradley had deserted her. That While
they had lived together he had
threatened to kill her by shootin.
and often threw articles of furn .uro
and china at her. In fact, if what she
alleges is true, she has been most Ger
tainly cruelty treated. Bradley viii
be remembered as having been in
business on First street east, and was
under arrest last summer charged
with robbery, but there was not sutf
cient evidence to convict him.