The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-13
AROUND THE TOWN.


who has been seriously ill is conval-
escent.
The county commissioners were
viewing roads in the neighborhood OF
Flathead lake yesterday.
The announcement is made of the
arrival of 11-pound son at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Land, last
Sunday.
w. P. North, of Holt, was in TIC
city for the first time in two months.
He states that the roads ere ala, st
impossible.
Jack Wise, an old member of Com.
pany Fl. is visiting friends in thu city
and talking about the campaign be
fore Mania.
Edwin Gale, former resident of
Kalispell, has been in the city a num-
Der of days, and is thinking some of
relocating here.
The county high school boar1 will
E,.'h /, snecial meeting Friday altel
noon at :: O'Clock for the purpose Of
a;irti'r.r bills.
John Tsdale, who formerly lived
near Flathead lake is in the city
and has about decided to again locate
in the valley. He has recently made
his home in Tacoma.
The resident members of Company
H, will give their annual ball on the
anniversary in February and meet
ing will be called in a short time to
make preliminary arrangements for
the event.
Conductor Burlington, who was in.
jured near Newport, when the engine
attempted to dive into the Pend d.
Oreille river, was in the city Tuesday
looking as though he had been up
against the real thing.
Mrs. Fred Plummer arrived from
Seattle, Tuesday evening where she
passed successfully through an apcr-
alton at one of the hospitals. Mr..
IuIIlliCl hiCI llCl III SAIy uAA
they returned to their home in the
lower valley yesterday.
The club which was formed for
the purpose of giving series of
dances during the winter held the
first of these events last night. The
music was good, and those present
were enthusiastic in speaking of the
pleasure of the evening.
The funeral of Mrs. James A..
Coram, occurred from the Methodist
church, this morning at o'clock and
was largely attended. The interment
was in Demersville cemetery. Mrs.
Coram had a wide circle of friends
in this city and news of her death
came as a great surprise.
William Herndon and Enoch Row,
the two men who are charged with
having robbed the Stockholm theatre
were to have been ON trial yesterday,
but owing to the illness of one Of the
states principal witnesses their trial
has been postponed until next Tues
day.
The round house equipment is be.
ing moved from Blackfoot to Cut
Bank, and it will only be few days
until Blackfoot will be a has been"
so far as the housing of Great North
ern rolling equipment is concerned.
Work on the transfer commenced at
~ o'clock Tuesday night.
Fred Sterling, secretary and treas
rrer of the Missoula Mercantile com
pany was a visitor in Kalispell Tue:
day and Wednesday, looking after
business interests. He left last night
in company with Harry Keith for
Bolton to join Archibald Gray's party
who are hunting near there.
At a meeting of the fire depart
ment Tuesday night it was decided
to give their annual ball on New
Years eve and elaborate arrange
ments will be made for the entertain
ment of their guests. The annual ball
of the il department is looked tc as
one of the most pleasant social events
of the season and every effort will
be made to fulfill all expectations.
But a few people have an idea of
the amount of business which is
transacted by the local postoflice.
Mr.. Pernard IS authority fc, the
statement that the sale of STA. S
alone amounts to over 5000 per year
and that the money orders sold dur
ing the year represent more than
100000. Considering the fact u:
the amount of business transact
it certainly seems that Kalispeu s
entitled to an entire new set of If
fee furniture.