The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-26

The sheriff sold at public auction
this afternoon the Caplice ranch, 400
acres, to satisfy mortgage of $4,000.
Mrs. johnson of Forest lake, came
in yesterday after doctor to treat
his eldest boy. Instead of fever the
youngster was found to be suffering
with pleurisy and the doctor soon re-
lieved him.
The clerk of the district assisted to
the limit in making two more citizens
of the United States. First papers
were issued to Frank Hoelzel, a ma
tive of Germany, and to John W. o.
son, a Swede man.
Otto Hansen returned to Lake Blaine
this afternoon so that he could be
sure of being at home and active to-
morrow in the high school election.
He favors bonding for building as
better than paying rent.
There is one young fellow in town
today who is pretty mad for girl
he thought was so nice refused to
dance with him last night because he
handled whiskey He feels worse
about it than the girl does.
John Dwyer was vagged by the po-
lice last night and Judge Macarthur
let him off with ten day sentence
or a floater. M. R. Mitchell COM
mitted a nuisance on the street last
night, gave bond for his appearance,
and also $40 for his offence.
Tn. Northwestern Lumber company
was denied the privilege by the coun-
Gil reconstruct additional wagon cross
ings of the sidewalk at their yards on
Main street, but the company have
built some just the same. The street
commissioner made complaint today
of the infringement of the ordinance.
O. j. Burns, of Saltwater, a son of
d. S. Burns, who is engaged as fore
man of the machinery work at o.
Brien's mill, arrived in Kalispell on
second No. 3, last night and is going
to O'Brien's mill to take position I'M
der his father. Mr.. Burns was in
the Great Northern wreck which oc-
Cured in the city limits Wednesday
morning.
The Kalispen: r. P. Bartleson, Co.
lumbia Falls; H. o. Whaler, st.
Cloud, Mimi; C. Green, st. Cloud,
Mimi; w. S. Berry, hardwood, la. !;
John jenkins, Harrison jenkins, Thorn.
as Jenkins, Thief River Falls; O. j.
Parcels, Canton. S. D.; Joseph King
Seattle; T. O. Grady, Spokane; c.
Hausten and wife. Grafton N. D.; l..
A. Protum, Grafton, N. d.; John c.
Porter, New Richmond, Wis.,; o. j
Burns, saltwater, Mimi; Clyde Park
err, Sank Center, Mimi.
John Uhlinger, manager for Linz
Ter & Co., who own the building OF
Main street, known as the club, is get
ting ready to increase the size ant
capacity of the building. An 80
foot brick addition, one story only
will be built on the basement to b.
full length of the addition, and thu
whole will extend to the alley. Thu
new part will be fitted up as bowlin,
alley, five feet additional room beinl
taken from the old building. Groun'
will be broken next week and tn
work pushed to completion.
John Dahlman, who has been u
at Tobacco Plains for some time pas
experimenting timber operations Their
was in the city last night. He e1
poets to get contract for part o
the grading along the Jennings brancl
but says the contracts have not We
been let by the company for any COZ
struotion. No survey except tbs
preliminary has been made and non
at all as he understands it on tn
other side of the line, a distance Q
about 30 miles to Crows Nest. Non
of the railroad contractors seem yer
enthusiastic on the subject of an earl
completion of the road and in fac
some are even cynical in regard to tn
beginning of the grading this year.
Don't forget the Water King at tn
Opera House tomorrow afternoon an
evening
Cash paid for wheat and oats. K
I. G. mills.
Leave orders for hay and oats 9