The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-09

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I Cor. Main and First Sts., (
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AROUND THE TOWN.
George Rich, round house foreman
has gone to Great Fails on visit.
Mrs. Roy Scahffer has moved 20
her new home in the south part of
town.
Walter Cardwell of Blackfoot is sick
at the hospital with pneumonia and
heart trouble.
The fixtures for the city Office o;
the Big Fork Electric company have
arrived and are beins PIT in place.
Frederick Walz, native of Russia,
and Bridget Coleman, of Ireland, took
out their first naturalization papers
before the clerk of court yesterday.
Mrs. McHenry, one of the small
pox patients at Sedan is dangerously
i'll with the disease. She has the
disease in the most malignant form.
Audrey Swaney has returned from
Portland, Ore, where he went with
his brother James. The latter is
much improved in health and has gone
to California.
The walls of the new brick building
on Second street. next 10 the rostof1ice
are rapidly being finished. When COM
pleted the postoffice will be moved in
to the new building.
E. w. Phillips will resign mis- posi-
ton as clerk in the division superin-
tendent's Office, having accepted po-
sition as bookkeeper for the Mcintosh
Hardware company.
Work has commenced on the foun-
dalton of new brick veneered build
ing on First avenue west, between
first and Second streets. It is owned
by M. w. Day of Spokane.
of Norway, and Maggie Miller, b.
hemian, have signified their intention
to become citizens If the United
States. They took out their first pa
pers yesterday.
The big log drive on the Saltwater
and Whitefish rivers will commence
as soon as high water. There are
fully 100000 feet Of logs on the
two rivers and it is estimated that the
drive will last 40 days.
Martin Clougherty, janitor of the
court house is taking great pride in a
letter he received recently from Rear
Admiral Robley D. Evans, with whom
he served, when the latter was a lieu
tenant in the civil war.
The West: Charles E. Lavine, Val
ley; Charles Poss, Columbia Falls; Ell
lis G. Soule, Spokane; John c. Eng
fish. Helena; John E. Lewis, Colum.
bia Falls; M. H. Wall, Helena; ]. r..
Fitzpatrick, Columbia Falls.
A lively runaway occurred at the
brewery Sunday afternoon. A team
owned by a rancher living north Of
town took fright and dashed through
the yard. colliding with a fence. Out.
side OF the fence but little damage was
done.
The kalispell: F. W. Porter and
wife. Holt; R. J. Werner, Whitefisa
lake; Thomas Cleary, Holt; H. H.
Carpenter and wife, Hamilton, Mont. i:
GAIA Collins, Holt; Walter OFT, Libby:
B. Burdett, Marion; G. H. Sinclair,
Spokane; Mr.. and Mrs. Giles, Iowa !;
Charles Budworth, Minneapolis; p.
Walworth, Fred Leandar, Winona,
Mimi; F. A. McGovern, M. W. Ry.
ley, w. A. Casey, St. Paul.
Everyone who has stopped at Havre
and that means nearly everyone who
travels on the Great Northern, has
remarked the splendid rev tctel build.
ing which graces the princ.p street
in the town and wondered what east.
ern capitalist had been e. Id bricked
in such a shocking manner. The hotel
is about to be furnished art fitted and
opened for the summer trade by a St
Paul man named Hauser. That hotel