The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-29
AROUND THE TOWN.

Rev. Mr. Cole is assisting with the
revivals at the Methodist church.
The Womans Guild will meet at the
parish house Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Therriault is confined to his
room with an attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Conrad, ST.. who was serious
ly ill the last of the week is some bet
ter
Mr.. James Broderick is still con-
fined to his home with severe attack
of the grip.
w. r. Smith is IN town from the
Saltwater country, and reports logging
at it's best there.
Ludwig Horntvelt was given
bounty certificate for one coyote hide
yesterday by Clerk Lagoni.
marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles F. Lane and Alice
Is. Cowan, both of Kalispell.
c. f. Laeuger, and daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Hutchinson, were in the city
from Columbia Falls yesterday.
Stephen Zorzie, Elwood Kennedy and
T.. e. Peterson, OF Columbia Falls,
were visitors in the city Sunday.
Mrs. X. X. Stout left Saturday night
for Helena to join he husband who
is engrossing clerk of the senate.
i - ~ 1>1,+o
ian church will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. j. w. Smith, Fifth
avenue east.
e. e. Proctor was up from Dayton
yesterday and while here followed the
example of most of his neighbors by
subscribing for the Bee.
The revival meetings at the Meth
odist church will continue all this
week. DR.. Morris will be assisted by
Revs. Craven and Cowan.
James Slack left for Ubley, Mich, in
response to telegram announcing the
serious illness of Mrs. Slack, the
mother of James and Ezra Slack.
The Mozart club will meet Thursday
evening, Jan. 81 at o'clock in the
clubroom. The subject Of the evening
will be Mozart, His Life and Work.
Mrs. William Warren, Joseph Shiel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Western, al
residing in the state of Washington
are visiting the family of Ezra Slack
A mothers meeting will be held a
the club room, Thursday, Jan. 81. AL
members of the kindergarten associa
ton and mothers interested are invit
ed to attend.
1t being the anniversary of the or
ganization of the local Christian En-
deavor society there will be specia
services at the Presbyterian churcl
next Sunday conducted by that organ
ization.
George Hurlburt and Harry Leno
were acquitted Saturday afternoon .
Judge Sullivan on a charge of havin
stolen grip from p. J. Ryan. H
M. Sullivan was convicted of the O.
Tense and was sentenced to 60 day
in the county Jail
Dan Bryant, the man whom Office
Eckwright shot in the leg while h
was attempting to escape arrest, wa
to have had his preliminary hearin
Saturday afternoon before Judge Sull
van but was shut out by the quaral
tine of the Jail.
A sleigh ride and oyster supper Wi
be given on Friday night at the hon
of Mrs. Wagner in the lower valley, b
the ladies' society of the Bapti
church. Sleighs will leave homes
Mrs. w. F. Hubbart on east sid
and Mrs. Dickerman on the west sic
from $50 to 1880.
D. R. Peeler returned Sunds
night from Helena. He says that tt
present is the quietest legislative Sc
sion since Montana was state. The
is some talk, Mr.. Peeler said, that tt
short term senatorship will be settle
this week, and if it is he thinks eth
Frank or Macginnis will be the choio
but if it runs along toward the Ell
OF the session any one of the numerov
candidates is liable to win out.
Mary E. Hill has commenced an a
ton for divorce against her husban
willard B. HILL The complai
charges cruel and inhuman treatme
since their marriage in Michigan,
1895. and particularly on the 18th d
of the present month. when, Mrs. H
alleges, the defendant struck, bruis
and ill-treafed her throwing her dOy