The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-06
AROUND THE TOWN.


VIZ Logan Higgins and Edward Thomp-
\ son, of Sheldon, were in the city yes
K lterday. ''5t t'''l''oF -''7''
&j John Uehlinger. who has been quite
iii for a number Of days is steadily
improving.
The next meeting of the Chautauqua
club will be held at the home of Mrs.
F.. l.. Gray.
j. A. Fossum, who has been in KaI-
y ispell number of days has returned
home near Holt.
A. c. burst, of Chinook, who was
formerly resident of this county,
is with friends in Kalispell
". There will be a dance and basket
supper at the Fairview school house
Friday evening. December IA.
Attorney John ID. Poster, of Libby,
is in the city attending to legal mat
" tiers at the county clerk and recorders
office.
There is nothing the matter with
the street crossings, the only trouble
is that they have gone into winter
quarters.
T. j. r. Buckley, representing the
firm of Mark f.. Jones & Sons, of
Spokane. was a visitor at the Bee Of
fee yesterday.
A car loaded with steel rails is off
the track at the east end of the new
construction track. 1t acts as good
bumper for other cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clifford, of
Vermillion. S. OAK, are the guests of
their son Thomas Clifford. They
will make an extended visit.
Miss Turney, teacher in the High
School. is quite i'll with tonsilitis.
Prof. Hammond has taken charge of
her room during her illness.
Jim Sullivan. of Butte, arrived in
the city yesterday, and will take
charge of the funeral of his uncle
Timothy Meedham, who died Sunday
morning.
About fifteen cars loaded with
bridge timber, are in the yards of
the Great Northern. They will be
/ used FOR bridge construction ON the
" line to the lake.
AZ Benjamin Green, a brother of Cap
tain F. E. Green, who has been Wis
iting in Kalispell, started last night
for Manila, where he will enter the
government service.
William Hickey and H. L. Hop
liins. who reside near Swan lake were
in the city yesterday. Roads in their
section OF the county are in an ex-
tremely bad condition.
Mrs. Carew gave a birthday party
inthonor Of her son Charles Monday
evening. There were twelve of his
friends invited, who made things
merry until a late hour ta5
During the past two months many
residents of the county have import
ed blooded stock from eastern states.
+. f. Kelly is the last to bring in
fine horses, two Kentucky stations
which arrived yesterday.
The local tracks of the Great
Northern are, filled with work cars
and cars loaded with ties. which are
to be used south of this city. 1t is
estimated that 10000 ties have arriv-
ed for the southern extension.
The round house at Cut Bank is be-
ing rapidly. pushed to completion as
result of the fire which destroyed
the Great Northern property at Black
foot, and it is expected that the new
round house will be occupied in less
than two weeks.
D. w. Dutall and family leave Fri
day for a two months, visit among his
relatives. They will first visit Mr..
Durall's mother at Guthrie, Oklahoma
and later a sister at Filley, Mo-,
I where there will be a family reunion.
Mr.. Durall has not visited his old
home for fourteen years.
The Pacific Northwestern Mining
= company has placed ON file with the
j county clerk and recorder mortgage
in favor of the Conrad National bank,
covering their entire property for
$1O.371.30, which is dated November
%. The mortgage covers 16 lots in
the town of Libby; eight parcels OF
land in or near the town and the Rust
ler,g Snow Shoe, Porcupine, Laughing
Water, sMinnehaha. Chicago No. l.
Summit Big Four. Index, Missing
Link quartz lode claims together with
three water rights which are held by
the company 80 ;J~a