The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-07-24
PERSONAL MENTION.


w. A. Conrad is out again after a
weeks illness and his many friends are
glad to see him at his desk again.
G. d. DeStaffany of Saltwater, Mimi,
is in the city on the way to his claim on
Thompson river.
Joseph w. Blankinship, botanist at
the Montana experiment station, Bozc-
man, is in the valley.
Brig Smith, M. J. Walters and Fred
Plummer of Creston were in the city
last week.
John Gilligan went to the Flathead
reservation where he will visit and enjoy
bathing in the Hot springs. He expects
to be absent several weeks.
Eddie Nash and Percy Dodds went tc
the Big Fork Monday morning for few
weeks outing and fishing.
Mrs R. D. Gould of Foy's lake was a
visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips spent Sun.
day at the Point of Rocks.
Mrs. Merigold, Mrs. Morse, Miss Hill
and H. w. Dickey drove to Stoner's on
west side Flathead lake Sunday.
Walter Hunt returned home Friday
from Great Falls where he has been fol
several months. He is very glad to get
back and will remain in Kalispell.
Joseph Num- and family of the east
side were visitors in the city Saturday.
Howard Sanford was in from the east
side Saturday.
Frank G. Bailey of Holt was visitor
in the city last week.
T. b. Conklin of Sheldon was visitor
Saturday.
Smith Brothers of Holt were in the
city Saturday buying supplies.
VIM. Lowrey of the lower valley was
in town Saturday.
VIM. Terrence of the east side was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. George Richards was in the city
Saturday buying supplies for the mill.
Mr.. Batese LeBeau and family were in
town Saturday.
Walter Jaquette was in the city Satur-
day.
Fred Strodbeck of Sedan was visitor
in the city last week.
I. Murray was in from Sedan Saturday
Robert Ingalls, of Whitetish lake was in
the city last week.
David Bigler was in from his farm
Saturday on business.
AL Ingraham and family were visitors
to the city last week.
Chef Sheldon was in the city last week
Mr.. Strickland and family were at the
canyon Sunday gathering berries.
Anyone wishing to gather huckleber
ries can get all they want by going te
Bolton. A party of four Columbia Falls
people gathered over 50 gallons in foul
days.
DIR. A. H. Burch and family, Chas
Smithers and family and the family Of
Judge Smith are enjoying an outing al
Bear Dance this week. They will be
home Saturday.
About one hundred people took ad
vantage of the low rate offered by the A
o. U. w. excursion on the lake today
and are enjoying themselves. The Kal
ispell band accompanied them and good
music will be the order of the day. Such
an excursion always draws large crowd
of pleasure seekers.
About thirty young people formed a
merry party that went to Mrs Gould's
last night. Dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour. Rowboats were plen-
tiful and those not wishing to dance
enjoyed the beautiful lake. The party
was given in honor of Mrs. Thorn who
is visiting Mrs. Norquist.
A. J. Linton and wife of Saginaw
Mich. are at the West. Mr.. Linton is a
member of the Central Lumber com
pany of Saginaw and comes west partly
for recreation and also to seek location
for his mill as the supply of lumber is
running short in his present location
He expects to finally make his home in
the west and may decide in favor OF
Kalispell.
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