The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-22
. AROUND THE TOWN.


ing To the cold weather.
o. B. Preston, who has been visit
ing in the city returned to his home
at Lakeview Wednesday.
Albert Bather, of Minneapolis, was
takeu with the measles at the Kal-
lspell hotel, Tuesday, and was report
ed seriously i'll Wednesday morning
Travers Weary, who has been with
the Canadian geological survey dur
ing the past two years, is making i
visit in this c ity, and will probably
spend the winter in Kalispell.
james Hipson, Of Big Fork, was in
the city iris week. Mr.. Vinson is
thu. Aentle5c an who lost considerable
property in car which burned in
the Yards If the Great Northern.
Bishop Brewer will arrive in Kalis-
pell Friday and conduct services at
the Episcopal church next Sunday,
and also on December 2. There will
be services at the church each day
while he is in the city.
A committee composed of city al
dermen are looking around for a piece
of land with the object Of using it
for the purpose Of dumping city gar
bage and will probably definitely set
tie upon the location Saturday.
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consequent delay Of trains, on the
Great Northern, all mail cars are i:e-
ing run through this city on special
train in an endeavor to make up
lost time and get into the terminals
as per schedule.
The great Northern railways mail
contracts will expire next March. The
contract is made every two years on
tn !. through coast mail and the North
ern Pacific and the Great Northern
are expected to put up spirited
figh: for the contracts.
Three and four feet of snow is le-
ported along the line of the Great
Northern east of this city and freight
trains are reported tied up all along
the line. When the big snow plows
are working regularly much of the
trouble will be over come.
From reports it is evident that
game, especially deer, is more album
dant than for number of years
Hunters, who have been out, are re-
turning loaded down with all kinds
of game ard say that the storm has
driven deer down onto the flats.
The boarding house being con-
structed near the site of the John
O'Brien Lumber Comnay's saw mill
on McGovern's bay is about COM
pleted. The firm who will board the
men are making arrangements to ac-
cOmmodate 1875 men early in the
spring and will provide for 20 at
once.
A large force, of men will be put
at work in the woods during the COM
ing week, and will commence get
ting out timber for the O'Brien Lum-
Der company. 1t is expected that
several thousand logs will be ready
to boom on the streams, tributary to
Flathead lake by the time the saw
mills on McGovern's bay are COM
pleted.
cd
a hunting trip in the mountains near
Coram, and to use his own language
is "all bunged up, and crippled, and
promise not to do it again if | re-
cover" He arrived at Coram yeste:-
day and played thumbs up" until
late yesterday morning while wait
ing for No. 3, which was only about
Is hours late. Two deer were killed
and Laban Thompson and George
Haig are still at the camp.
A number of people in the city and
county are looking for DR.. Arnold.
the oculist who held forth in a build
ing opposite the postoffice. T. NJ.
Collins is one of those interested in
locating the doctor. Mr.. Collins
claims that he paid Arnold for an op-
Grafton which was to have been per-
formed Saturday, and that he went
to his Office only to find it empty. 4
visit to the Kalispell hotel, where
the doctor boarded demonstrated the
fact that the doctor had FLEW the
COOP" Guy Denny is also said by
Mr.. Collins to be out, owing to his
confidence in promises made by the
oculist. Mr.. Collins says he will
take legal proceedings against the
Doctor"