The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-19
AROUND THE TOWN.

an attack OF scarlet fever.
c. l.. Booker, whose home is at Ne,
Point, Wash. is visitor in Kalispell
Mrs. G. l.. Blodgett, who ha
been quite ill with the grippe, j
much improved.
S.. Crockett of Marvel, S. D., i
looking over the valley expecting t
make his future home in Flathead
w. w. Harley, formerly of Filley
Mo-, has decided to locate in Kalis
pell, or at some point in the valley
Charles r. Oveman is visitins
friends in Seattle. He expects tt
be absent from the city about three
weeks.
Thomas Kerwin, who is interested
in the Stockholm Theatre company
is in the city. Mr.. Kerwin resides
in Great Falls.
H. S. Cannon, who has been on
an extended business trip in the east
AAs~o 1SIu1AC MOSC vi Ills JllIlG WAS
devoted to the purchase of stock Of
spring clothing.
R. L. Firestone, of Libby, is in the
city. He has taken the manage.
ment of McC. Winniger saw mills
at Lake View, and will at once as
sumo his duties.
Judge Smith, not satisfied with
having had one of the finest law Of
fees in the city. has added a hand
some book case in which to place his
large law library.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Sterling died Sunday morning. The
child had suffered but a few days
with diptheria. Mr. Sterling is in the
employ of the Great Northern.
The team which draws the wagon
of the American Steam Laundry ran
away Saturday night, and were sue
cessful in losing the wagon, which
was not found until Sunday morning.
The storm which struck the city
Saturday evening, about o'clock,
and ragged for about an hour had the
making of a real blizzard. Awnings
and signs, as we'll as telephone and
electric light wires were considerably
damaged.
Samuel DOLL is confined in the
city Jail. He is wanted as wit
ness in the Boes robbery case, which
caused the sensational shooting
match between Officer Eckwright
and the robber, and which ended in
the shooting of the. fleeing thief Just
north of the Great Northern station.
Edward Gale, Jr., received a juag-
ment against G. C. McCauley in
Judge Sullivan's court Saturday for
$218. 10. Suit on a note of 1922. AZ
with interest at IL per cent from
April 20, 1898, and attorneys fees
amounting to $50 was brought, result
ing in the above judgment for the
plaintiff.
Several men who were arrested
Saturday and Sunday on charges of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
were given chance to leave the
city by Judge Macarthur, before whom
they were brought Monday morning.
One man, giving the name of Alfred
Yoe, was fined $40 on charge of III
decent exposure, which he paid.
r. H. Frazer, assistant state land
agent of Missoula, is in the city.
Montana has thousands of acres of
land in this county which are ex-
amined four or five times each year
for the purpose of discovering if tim
Der is being cut from any part of it.
Mr.. Frazier said that there have
been but few reports of timber being
cut and those not at all serious. He
will possibly remain in Flathead
county two weeks, and will endeavor
to look over the entire field. During
the present week he will be north OF
the city.
This will be an early spring, as
Easter comes on April Z. An early
Easter is sign of an early spring,
and it is one of the signs that never
fails. Do you know why, or do you
know how to tell when Easter comes?
1t is easy if you will look up the mis-.
tory and teachings of ancient cru
dites. According to their teachings
Easter is the first Sunday after the
first full moon after the sun crosses
the equinox. The sun crosses the
equinox on March 81 and the first
full moon after that date is April 3.
and the first Sunday after April 8, is
April Z. Easter comes this year
very early, and consequently an early
spring will follow.-Exchange.