The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-15

MIS-. .. y. Suldll arrived III tNe Guy
from Spokane Tuesday morning and
will be the guest of Mrs. C. A. Good
rich for a short time Mrs. Small is
the wife Of the recently elected treas
urer of Valley county.
Bert Breedlove is expected to ar
rive from Missoula tonight. While alb
sent from the city Mr.. Breedlove is
said to have been married and it is
expected that Mrs. Breedlove will ac-
company him to this city.
The Chautauqua circle had delight
full session last night and nearly
every member was present. The next
meeting of the circle will be held
at the residence of Mrs. F. l.. Gray,
On Fifth avenue east next Tuesday
evening.
i. J. Bradley, of Warrington, D. c.,
who has been spending the summer
with Fred Herrig, on the forest re-
serve, was in the city yesterdy. Mr..
Bradley was one of the rough rid
ers" under Roosevelt, and was COM
PEELED to come west to build up his
hea.,.. which was shattered by ex-
posture during the Cuban campaign.
A. B. Campbell and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude and son Ar
thur left last night for Spokane,
where they will remain until it is de-
cided where they will make their fu-
ture home. Owing to the i'll health
of Mrs. Campbell, a change in resi-
dence was made necessary. They
leave a wide circle of friends who
hope that the change will be bene-
fetal.
The city has been exceedingly
lucky as well as the insurance cor
porations during the vast year." said
a member of the city lire department
last night, land unless there are many
fires during the remainder of the
year the losses will be much below
those of 1899. The fact is that there
has been but one fire of any conse-
quence during the year, the Kalispell
Roller Mill elevator and unless there
is work of some kind the fire appara-
tus will become useless from dry
rot
What Kalispel needs, and badly
at that, is about 200 houses" real
estate dealer remarked, at the West
hotel yesterday, Il have resided in,
the county," he said, "since the time
when what is now city was a
fenced field and in coming in from
Demersville it was necessary to come
in through a gate on the west side
of town and | have never thought
the future Of the city SO bright as at
the present time. We are not exper-
fencing boom, but the result of
steady development which has been
going on in the valley for years."
A party of Great Northern officials
have been hunting on the west side
of the lake and friends were speak
ing of their good fortune in having
killed four deer during the week,
which they devoted to the sport. A
pioneer Of the country had listened
during the conversation and finally
"cut in" with the following II
came to the valley before the railroad
was talked of, yes, or even thought
of when you fellows talk of game you
don't know what's what. have
seen bands of deer and elk, yes and
moose, on every side and all that was
necessary was to go out any hour,
and kin one of these animals. It
was only the choice cuts we wanted
or would use. I have known trap
pers who have killed thirty and for
ty. By this time the crowd had
dwindled down to one-the tender
foot news representative, who also
excused himself, knowing that all the
old man would say would be absolute
truth and also that he was wound up
for 1868 days when talking of old
times.