The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-10-30

Weather tonight and Thursday Cloudy with
occasional showers.
b. b. DICK, Weather Bureau.
KALlSPELL BRIEFS
Geo. Monroe of Pondera, Mont. is
in the city on business trip.
Laundry for special rates ON family
washing.
Alec Beaton of Libby arrived in
the city last night and will remain
for a few days.
All kinds of cleaning and repair
ing done in frst-class shape at
Smiths, the ta.ior.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy If
Columbia Falls arrived in the city
last night and will spend the day
here.
Frederick A. Coombs has commenc-
ed an action in the district court TOR
divorce from Emma COOmbs en- the
gutrds of adultery.
Ed Brown has purchased a half IN
terest in the jewelry store of J. w.
Robinson and hereafter the firm will
be styled Robinson & Brown.
Sheriff Thos. C. Hand has returned
from Warm Springs, where he had
taken James McVey. who was placed
in the insane asylum there.
Mrs Julius Karcher and children,
accompanied by Mrs. M. f. Waters
and Miss Emma Waters, have gone to
Los Angeles. Cal, where they will
spend the winter.
M. F.. Knowles, state veterinarian
of Helena, arrived in the city last
night and will take part in the meet
ing Of the farmers institute. which
commences today.
J. Oakley. one of the victime of ne
Nyack wreck. has settled his claim
against the Great Northern Railway
company for $4,000 Claim Agent
Vale was in the city this week for the
purpose of making final arrange
ments.
Arrangements are being made by
the members Of the Presbyterian
church for the installation of Rev J.
a. Pringla as their pastor on Nevem-
Der Is. Superintendent of Missions
Richardson OF Great Falls will be
present On that day and take part in
the exercises.
p. J. Lynch, who was bounl over
to the district court by Justics Near
thur, charged with stealing a gold
watch from D. Murray of Sci III, was
set free by Judge Smith Monday
County Attorney claimed that 'he
evidence against Lynch was insult.
cient to convict him and asked tina.
the prisoner be discharged.
Forest Supervisor Haines has
returned from Summit. where he had
gone to fight the fire which had star.
ed in the timber near that place. ~
reports that while the flames burned
over 900 acres the damage will not
be very much as large portion OF
NhC dICu W00 ~ INuu duu
the rest timber that had been burned
over before. The flames had been ex
tinguished when he left and no fur
Their danger is apprehenied.
The opening Of the Golden Eagle
saloon last Saturday was in all re
spects a bowling success. All day
and night the handsome new home OF
he saloon was thrOnged by the
friends of ]. H. O'Connell the pro
prietOr. and the handsome quarters
were admired by all. The delicious
lunch. prepared for the occasion. was
one of the best ever selected for ri
opening of liquor store and was ;
drawing card Mr. OConne,! has goo:
reasons to be proud of his place ant
the Golden Eagle saloon bids fair t
be one of the most popular places O.
its kind in the city.
Miss Cecil Clapp of the public
schools las been asked by the lee
ture course committee at Port Ange
les, Wash, to give an entertainment
at that place at time to suit he
own convenience. The fact that tn,
trip would occupy so much tim,
renders it doubtful IL Miss Clapp &C
cepts the invitation. The only tim,
it could be given would be during
Xmas vacation. Through newspape
notices of Miss Clapp's success befor,
eastern audiences, the Port Angele
committee has traced her to Kalis
pell and have asked her to occup,
one evening in the course of lectures
DR.. A. D. Macdonald and Comni.
sioners Greig and Christensen hav
gone to Libby to Investigate the stol
les of smallpox among the Indians il
that vicinity. It has been state
that the disease is epidemic am u
the Cree Indians in that locality, an
while 1t is thought the stories ar
highly c0l0red, 1t was deemed bes
to make an inves iga ion, and s.
what steps for the prevention of tn
disease should be taken. II smallpo