The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-15

kalispe!l, Montana.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AROUND THE TOWN.
The fire alrm bell was not up to
date last night.
There is no gambling to be seen on
the streets of Kalispell
Mrs. Antoine Therriault has gone
to the lower vallew on visit to
friends.
Missoula is trouble with several
cases of smallpox. The town is get
ting scourge.
R. V. Young is here from Tobacco
Plains on visit to his brother and
friends, and is stopping at Charles
Therriault's place.
Although the weather was not en-.
tirely agreeable, yesterday, there was
large attendance at all churches.
Landlord Allen, Of Troy, does not
often come to Kalispell, but he says
the county seat has an awful rustic
hitched to it.
Missoula supplies the news that j.
+. Totman, for several years genera
manager of the Amalgamated com
pany's saw mills in western Montana
has resigned and that John R. Toole
r will be his successor.
Charles Thompson residing at Egan
on the east side, was reported dan
geriously i'll Saturday. His physi
clan, DR.. Bottorf, said today that his
condition was improving, which Is
welcome news to his many friends.
By the burning of small bridge
near Troy, Saturday night east bound
trains were delayed several hours
First No. reached here at 1 a. m.
and second No. 4, which was the
Shriner's special, got along about ar
hour later.
Under Sheriff j. E. Mccarthy ant
Jack O'Neil guided Patton and Bryan
IN hn Of
leaving here Saturday night. Bryan
will be steady for five years AM
Patton for ten. The deputies are ex
pected back tomorrow night.
Mrs. Henry Lindhler, whose husban,
was the first incorporation of brewer,
in Kalispell is now visiting in Ger
many. She writes to Kalispel
friend that she has been wintering il
a town in Schleswig- Holstein, but ex
poets to soon return to her home IL
Chicago.
The gold discoveries on St. Mary
river in Kootenai county, Idaho, ar
said to be very rich. With proper aI
plances two experienced miners cal
take out from $40 to $50 per day. TIL
entire gulch has been staked and tn
road is thronged With men rushin,
into the district.
The Flathead Brick company ha
been incorporated with the count
clerk by B. B. Gilliland, J. c. Stab
w. j. Blake and Theodore Eckstron
Capital stock is $4,000, of which 81
500 has been subscribed. B. B. Gill
land, j. c.. Stahl and Theodore Eca
strola are managers of the concern.
Gus Lagoni, the popular count
clerk, is a very swift biker and whe
he was out at Lake Blaine, Sunda
night and saw a storm gathering, h
resisted all invitations to rest awhil
and headed for Kalispell. The rae
was pretty one, but Gus had more Q
less feathers to shake off when h
reached the city shelter.
The lady operator at the city offic
of the Western Union has troubles {
her own, and is entitled to considerabl
sympathy most every day. An oil
timer came in today and wanted I
send an important telegram to his gil
in the east. He tried the cross SCI
ton paper for about an hour withor
success and then accepted the assis
ance of the operator, remodeled hi
dispatch so that it would mean som
thing. but the change was not agre
able to the originator and he tore til
message up. telling the operator tn;