The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-14
AROUND THE TOWN.

William Bellef1eur, of CrestQn, wds
in Kalispell yesterday.
William Vanderveer, of Columbia
Falls, was a visitor in the city yes
.terday.
Sheriff Thomas Hand returned
Tuesday night from Deer Lodge and
Helena.
Miss Mamie Morrill, mas returned to
Kalispell and resumed her studies in
the high school.
Warren Call of Big Fork was in
the city yesterday attending to bust
ness with the county commissioners.
Mrs. Moon, who has been visiting
relatives in the east since early in]
November, is expected home in about
ten days.
Two suspected cases of smallpox
were taken to the detention hospital
Monday. They were found by Chief
of Police Johnson.
There will be work in the Royal
Arch degree of the Kalispell Chapter
of the r. A. NJ. next Friday evening.
Visiting members are invited to at
tend
:. The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Baptist church will give an art
exhibit social and bean supper, Fri
day evening, Feb. %, Wshington's
birthday A literary program will be
rendered.
Mrs. J. A. Van Cleve passed
; through the city enroute from her
home in Alaska to eastern points,
where she will visit friends. Quite a
number Of Kalispell acquaintance
were at the station to greet her.
The Smith Valley Lumber company
have large force of men getting out
logs for their mills Fair Brothers,
who have large contract with the
company together with others, have
taken out over 100000 feet of logs.
George Horn has brought suit for
divorce from his wife Annie Horn on
the alleged grounds of desertion. in
the complaint he says that she left
/. him about November 1, 1891, and has
since failed to fulfill the place of
wife.
Frank Herdel, who died Feb. II,
was buried at II o'clock this morning
in the Demersville cemetery. He was
IS years of age. The direct cause of
ic ion vy1,i l,
velopea after severe attack of pneu
monia.
John Herman and John McDugall
of Dayton Creek, were in the city
yesterday securing supplies for their
/. ranches Both gentlemen are en-
gagged in the cattle raising on a large
scale near the Flathead Indian reser-
i. walton.
The police authorities have received
circulars offering reward for Frank
Joseph Tack, who is charged with hay
ing absconded from Milwaukee, Feb.
4. F.. J. Tack was an express mcs-
senger in the employ of the National
Express company.
Ronald Stewart superintendent of
the Great Northern Express company,
with headquarters at St. Paul, was
in the city Monday, looking after the
interests of the company. MI.
Stewart makes the trip over the road
every three months.
H. G.. Swaney has brought suit
against George N. Sutherland and
George Bowie, for $500, interest aud
court cost, which will amount to Sass.
The complaint states that the defen.
dants gave their note for $500, March
!. l, 1898, and have failed to make full
payment.
There was a runaway which start
ed from the store of the Missoula
Mercantile company yesterday morn
ing, which caused considerable excite
ment, and when last seen the team
was going toward the city limits al
full speed. They are perhaps some
place on the reservation by this time
There is a suspected case of small
'poX near the S. F. Davis Lumber
company mills, few miles northeast
of the city. A number 81
men who have been employed
in the lumber camps and n
the mills became frightened and STAN
peded into the city Monday and cir
culated around town, visiting a mum
Der of Offices. the occupants of which
upon learning that the men had prob
ably been exposed to smallpox, com
menced to disinfect the rooms, ant
for time there was considerable ex
element.