The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-15
AROUND THE TOWN.


yesterday.
J. A. Inglis of Whitefish and a
pioneer of the county was in the city
yesterday.
Earnest Christensen OF Columbia
Falls was with acquaintance in the
city yesterday. ..
A. G. McGinn, of Hillyard, has been
a visitor among friends in this city
during the week.
Theo Keonig, of Saltwater, was in
the city yesterday, and visited Il
number Of friends.
Joe Kipp, of LlackIool, who has a
large circle of friends in the county,
was in the city Tuesday.
Arthur Larivee retired from Spo-
kane last night and will return to
his home on the reservation.
James l.. Corcoran and Frank Rob
bins, of Warren, Mimi, have been
in Kaiispell for number of days.
Falls, who has been ill 1or number
of weeks, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Clara Loveland has recovered
from her illness and has again re-
sumed her studies in the city schools.
Harry E. Wynactt, of Livingston,
has located in Kalispell, and will en-
gage in business in this city and
county.
Chris Norgard who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for number If
weeks is much improved and is out
of danger.
Charles E. Petit was granted mar
riage license to marry Anna l..
Hodges, of jamestown, N. Y, Tues
day morning.
DR.. McNeice and John Mcconnell,
are much better and the danger
point in their fight with typhoid fe-
yer is passed.
James Hayes (the Nibbler) is on
the sick list, suffering from bad
co d and too much of the Bum COM
plant, he says.
Miss Rose Simmonds, who has been
Visiting friends in Great alls and the
eastern part of the state, is expected
home on the 18th inst.
Judge Smith administered the oath
which made B. N Smith citizen
of the United States Tuesday.
Smith is a native of Germany.
j. H. Conrad, of treat Falls, is a
visitor in Kalispell. Mr.. Conrad is
looking after important business in
terests in the city and county.
Jake Nertzling, of Columbia Falls,
was in the city yesterday. He stat
ed that his father, Henry Nertzling.
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
James Patton, who is charged with
having murdered Frank Carroll was
reported sick last night. He was
able to appear in court today, how
ever.
Chief Curley Bear, famous man
among the Indians, and who is known
throughout the state, was in Kalis-
pell Tuesday from his home at Black
foot.
Mrs. Julia Snyder, of st. Paul, who
has been making her sons, who re-
side on Third avenue east, an extend
ed visit, returned to her home Sun
day night.
Engineers engaged in making plans
for the southern extension will occu-
Ply four rooms in the Conrad Bank
building where the details of the line
will be worked up.
light cars of stock ana grading
implements arrived yesterday from
the east over the Great Northern and
will be used in the work on the
southern extension.
Claud Lovelace, who has been suf
fering with mild attack of typhoid
fever is much improved and it is
thought he will be able to leave his
home in few days
The usual number of ranchers
brought fruit into the Kalispell mar
ket yesterday. A lot of apples from
the Larkin place on Flathead lake ar
rived in charge of Captain Kerr.
"'Tis showing DER this
swat. bang, biff, crash hair
arms, crash, vapor": To the public
Unfortunately the Bees snow poet
got eff altogether bad and is now
singing the golden chorus, where nc
hard headed printer can ever get a,
him.
Tom Moore cigar-Amer.ca's ia
vorite.