The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A marriage license was issued last
evening to M. G. Cavanaugh and
Amelia Hol|ander, both Of Kalispell.
M. j. Albrecht started last night on
q visit to his home in Michigan. Be-
fore returning he will visit the Buffalo
exposition.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows
have work In the first and third de-
grees to do tonight and full attend
ance is desired.
Messrs. Ennis and Poorman have
put in a brand new, lotion Fairbanks
scale at their feed and sale stable on
First avenue east.
The poles for the new electric light
company's wires have ben laid down
at the sub-station and will be placed
in position az fast as possible.
Game Warden Boucher returned
last night from trip to Libby. He
states that hereafter he will spend
most Of his time in Kaiispell and vici-
nifty.
r. Edwards started last night for
Nebraska, upon receipt of telegram
announcing the death of close
friend. Mr.. Edwards expects to be
gone q month.
The auditing committee Of the city
counoil are hard at work on the books
OF the city clerk and treasurer and the
annual financial statement will soon
be ready for publication.
Considerable damage was done gar
den truck and field crops by the heavy
frost Of Saturday night, and many a
home cultivator 10 bemoaning the fate
Of his beans, and corn and potatoes.
Jack Monroe, Of Kipp, Mont, is in
town toaey gathering an outfit for a.
geological survey party which will
leave here some time during the
month for the international boundary.
Hamburger, confidential agent
and secretary of Hon. Thos. H. Car.
ter, arrived in Kalispell last night and
put in some time attending to land
deal in which Mr.. Carter is interested.
The Kalispell Cemetery association
have ordered 24-horse power gaso-
line engine and the necessary piping
to supply the grounds with water. A
large cistern will be built and used as
a reservoir.
A transfer of portion Of the River
side addition Of Kalispell to Thomas
H. Carter. half Of "a acres, and the
subsequent organization of real es-
tate and investment company in this
city, may be coincident or may be
consequent.
Just as the mechanics were getting
a good start on the dozen brick build
ings which are in various stages of
incompleteness about the city, the
rain blocked the game. The addition
to the brewery has begun to make
quite an imposing appearance.
Reverend Craven will on Sunday
next at the Methodist church preach
the annual memorial day sermon for
the Old Fellows. The members Of
the order % we'll as those Of the aux
Hilary organisation, the Rebekah's will
meet at the lodge room at 1880 that
morning and march from there to the
church in q body.
The old established saloon business
conducted on Second street west by
George Powell, was purchased last
night by Inward HIATT, formerly man.
ager Of the best saloon in Missoula.
Mr.. HIATT has made arrangements for
moving his family up here from Mis-
soula and has every intention Of max
ing Kalispell his permanent home.
The warrants for the claims allowed
at the recent meeting Of the board Of
county commissioners are now being
signed by Chairman Grimm and will
be ready for distribution by Saturday.
There are Al 1T them and they repre-.
sent misunderstanding to &90,603.45.
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