The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-04
AROUND THE TOWN.

night with Mrs. Bronson at No. IA
Fourth avenue east. An interesting |
program has been arranged, covering
historical France.
MIR. Jessup and son, of Iowa, are
looking over the valley with view
of settling permanently. Mr.. Jessup
is the father of Mrs. Pratt and Mrs.
Smith of this CITY,
Fred Powell, the Great Northern
brakeman, who is alleged to have stol-
en- railroad property from the wreck
near Bolton will be arraigned at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
The new elevator of the Kalispell
Roller Milling company is almost COM
pleted. It is one of the largest in
the state and none are more advanced
in the way of improvements.
A class of eleven united with the
Episcopal church Sunday. This is
said to have been the greatest num-
Der who have been confirmed at any
one time at that church in this city
Fred Herrig has been appointed a
special police officer and assigned to
the night force. He is a man who's
courage cannot be questioned and the
selection is undoubtedly good one.
The proceeds Of the EpwOrth
League entertainment at the parson-
l coix a
be used for the purchase of new fold
ing chairs for the vestry of the Meth
odist church.
Judge Smith, of the district court,
left Saturday night for Teton county,
where he will hold short term OF
court. He expects to return to this
city during the latter part of the
present week.
Engine No. 764 which was in the
wreck at Bolton and on which Fireman
Goodrich was woring when killed is in
the local yards of the Great Northern.
From it's dilapitated condition it seems
wonder that anyboady on board of
it could have escaped alive.
F. H. Greenman, Cliff Weeder and
Samuel Low started for Thompson
river early last week on a deer hunt,
but owing to an accident only succeed
ed in reaching McGregor's lake. They
returned to the city Sunday and re-
port having killed two deer.
1t took ten men six hours, laboring
continuously, and forty-six advisors to
place the new safe of the John O..
Brien Lumber company in their office
in the Conrad National bank building
Saturday night. A plate glass win
dow was taken out and the railing at
the head of the stairs removed before
the work was completed.
Powell and Godson, the two men
who were sent up from this county
for floating forged checks were In the
Butte Jail the day before the cases O.
smallpox was discovered, and as con
sequence they are being quarantinet
at the state prison so that there cal
be no spread of the disease shoul;
they will be afflicted.
After a short, but impressive cere
mony, at the residence of James Brod
erick, the remains of DR.. T. G. Nc
Niece were escourted to the Grea
Northern station, by the Woodmer
Saturday night James McNiece, VIII
arrived Just before the death of hi
brother accompanied the deceased t
Welland, Ont, where the intermen
will take place.
]. F. Costello and wife who formerl
resided in Minneapolis arrived in Ka
ispell, Friday, expecting to make thi
their future home. Owing
their not being able to secure hous
they have gone to Seattle, and wi
make that city their home until
house can be secured in Kalispel
This is only one of the many cases
the same kind which are occurring
this city almost daily.
The funeral of William Powers,
Crookston, Minnesota, w.o died at tt
hospital here, were held Sunday
the Episcopal church under the au
pieces of the Odd Fellows and Rebe
cas-. There was a large attendant
of the members of those organic
tions. Bishop Brewer, Of Helen
preached an eloquent sermon and
quartet, composed of Mrs. Long al
Mrs. Norquist and Messrs. Dunsi
and Phillips, rendered appropria
music. Interment was had in Il
local cemetery.