The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
AROUND THE TOWN.

X. X. Stout, court stenographer, re-
turned home from Teton county, Monday
night.
The annual ranchers' dance will be
held in the opera house this friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. King have occupied
the residence formerly occupied by w.
J. Bremen.
Mrs. John Weightman and family will
go to Bolton, where she will open the
new hotel for the summer.
John Lang left Monday night for Shell
by junction where he will get car load
of sheep and have them brought to his
east side ranch.
Full line of fireworks, flags, ETC., for
the Fourth at Mrs. Campbell's.
j. A. Ford returned Tuesday night
from trip to the east side of the
Rockies, where he has been looking after
cattle interests.
M. E. Fletcher is building a steam
launch 8x4O feet and will run it on the
Flathead river and lake this summer as
a pleasure boat.
The Kalispell fire department will hold
their annual ball ON the night of the 4th
of July in the opera house and large
time is expected.
The Misses Talbot Of Columbia Falls
will soon leave for Europe and will visit
the Paris exposition while away. They
expect to be absent until next winter.
w. A. Conrad left Tuesday night for
Spokane and will return the latter part
of the week with his niece, Kate Conrad,
who has been attending school in Spo-
kane.
The best is none too good. Hazel
wood" ice cream.
jill. Edwards and Col. Moore were
passengers on the i'll fated train that
went into the ditch Monday morning
near the Summit but neither were in
.jured.
Mr.. f. H. Greenman accompanied a
party of five gentlemen to the fine timber
belt along the Kootenai river. All re-
turned and filed on claims in the local
land Office.
]. "A. Peterson leaves in few days for
Skaguay, Alaska, on short visit of in
spection. He does not know yet whether
he will remain there or accept position
in Seattle.
Although large number of people at
tended the picnic Sunday in the woods
east of town, many availed themselves of
the opportunity to visit the resort at
Foy's lake.
Our famous "Hazelwood" ice cream,
for sale by the dish or in any quantity
by our local agent, Mrs. A. B. Camp
bell. Hazelwood Dairy Co., Spokane,
Wash.
Mr.. A. E. Taber, of Leavenworth,
Washington, has accepted the position
of master mechanic in Kalispell of the
Great Northern Railway and moved his
family here.
L. Tinkel will leave in few days for
Chicago, where he goes to make arrange
ments with an electrical engineer for
machinery, ETC.. for his new power plant
ON the Big Fork.
All the furniture and fixtures for the
mems club rooms have arrived and will
be placed in position and the clubs rooms
will be open to its members next Mon
day, it is thought.
John Mcintosh and wife will leave
Kalispell in the early part of July for
the Paris exposition and other points Of
interest in Europe. They expect to be
absent several months.
There seems to be lull in the county
fair association. 1t is to be hoped that
those having charge of the organization
will push it so that we will have a good
county fair this year.
DIR. T. G. McNiece. recent graduate
of McGill medical college in Montreal
has come to Kalispell and has accepted
a partnership with DIR. Mcdonald, for
the practice of his profession.
Closing out lot Of ladies' fine shoes
at $50 per pair, former price $3.50. at
Eagle Shoe Store.
The fire department responded prompt
ly to two fires Monday but their services
were not needed and the fires were OK
tinguished before their arrival. No
damage of any extent was done.
A letter has been received announcing
that the Jacksonville, ILL.,. people who
have spent the past two summers at Lake
Mcdonald will be there this year with
an increased number in their party.
Mr.. John Rogers, brother of j. P.
Rogers, was in Kalispell for a few days
this week looking after business inter
ests. Mr.. Rogers is at present agent for
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