The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-17
AROUND THE TOWN.

p. Geraghty, of Laramie, Wyo., has
been in the city number of days.
Henry L. Mountjoy, of Libby, was
with friends in Ka.-spell yesterday
A. H. Gray and wife, of Durham,
Mont, are visiting friends in the.
city.
Henry Sales, of Libby, is visiting in
this CITY, He will return home to-
tonight.
The jury summoned last month will
meet Monday morning at ten o'clock
in the district court room.
F. B. Conklin, OF Warren, Mimi,
who recently located in the valley,
has imported a car of COWS.
Thomas Haynes, of Saltwater, has
been looking after business interests
in the city during the uast week.
Mrs. William Wicks, of Pringhan,
Iowa, has been visiting friends in the
city during the past two weeks.
w. J. Walker, of Spokane, who rep
resents the Labor Journal, is in the
city in the interests of his paper
Charles Stanclift will spend the
winter in Nebraska and return to
Flathead valley early in the spring.
The right of way through to the lake
with the exception of one strip about
half mile long, has been purchased.
Thomas McCabe has commenced
corner of Third avenue and second
street, west.
Fred Goodrich, who was killed near
Bolton, was a brother of Levi Good
rich, who is also in the employ of the
Great Northern.
w. A. Phillips, of Michigan City,
Ind, is the guest of friends in this
city. He may decide to locate per-
manently in the valley.
Work is being rushed on the brick
work on the Big Fork Electric Power
and Light Company's building oppos-
lite the West hotel.
Jack Ware, of Libby, who recent
ly returned from Alaska, where he
was in the employ of the govern
ment, is with frienus in this city.
The post Office at Murray is thing
of the past and all mail which was
formerly delivered from that office
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post office.
S. G. Small, of Glasgow, who was
the only democrat elected in the Val
ley county, is visiting friends in this
city. Mr.. Small is treasurer-elect #
that county.
George Sweiger, who has been with
friends in Indiana and Illinois, re-
to this city yesterday. He was
passenger on the west bound train
which was wrecked near Bolton.
ed McConville, who was injured a
few weeks ago while performing his
duties, went out Thursday night, for
the first time since the accident, on
Nov. 3, and was badly shaken up in
the wreck.
The snowstorm yesterday caused
general cleaning up of guns and
sorting of ammunition. 1t is expect
ed that big game will be driven down
nearer the valley and become easy
prey for hunters.
Mrs. X. K. Stout, who has been
visiting friends in the east is ex-
pected home during the latter part
of the week. She is now with rela-
tives in Illinois, and has just returned
from Cincinnati, Cleveland and Buff
falo.
George R. Bergman, who has been
employed as an express messenger on
the Great Northern for number Of
months has been ordered east. He
will start for St. Paul Sunday night
and will be employed on run east
of that city.
James Woodruff, who was arrested
charged with having stolen $11 and
two revolvers, was given a trial be-
fore Judge Sullivan, Thursday, and
found not guilty. From the evidence
submitted to the jury there did not
seem to have been the slightest rea-
son for the arrest.
F. A. True, of Avoca, Iowa, arrived
in Kalispell yesterday morning and
will visit with his brother Joe True,
number of weeks. While in the
county, Mr.. True will. spend some
time hunting near Whitefsh. He was
one of those in the wreck Thursday
night, but. fortunately, was not in
jured.