The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-05
AROUND THE TOWN.

Il. ". bJOIueDy is OIl lue SICK lSL.
Ii. G. WILDER spent Sunday in
Libby.
Mrs. M. D. Elliot is sick with the
grippe.
d. S. Burns came in from the Lake
Monday.
Ed Dow of Bolton, is registered at
the West.
Charles Allard is up from Poison,
on business and pleasure.
Charles :. Ramsey came over form
Columbia Falls Monday.
Mr.. w. A. Graham left for Califor-
mia the last of the week.
Mrs. John McGee and children left
Sunday night for Great Falls.
Mr.. Harris and daughter, Lillian,
from Alton, Mont, are in the city
Mrs. j. l.. Listle entertained a
party of ladies Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. klenck's mother arrived in
kalispell, Saturday night, from st.
Paul.
Assessor Andrew Dunsire is con
fined to his home with an attack of
the grippe.
Gus Friedland died yesterday of ty-
phoid fever. He had been ill for
some weeks.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
0. Hara, on 5th avenue east, died
suddenly Saturday.
j. H. Piped, of Larmode, S. D., is
here looking after the ice house for
the Great Northern.
w. T. Mckeown, lawyer, whose
native state is Missouri, is in kalis-
pell and thinks of locating here.
marriage license was granted to
S. A. Dutt, of Marion, Ohio, and
Minnie E. Greenman, of Kalispell.
Laura Aubrey and o. G. Vansen-
den, OF Browning, were married at
the West hotel by Judge Sullivan yes
terday noon.
"A leIIcI HUN "A. ~. OlOuC SIdCeS
that he has been promoted from en
crossing clerk to assistant secretary
OF the state senate.
otto G. Van Sender and Laura An
brey, both OF Browning, Mont, were
granted license to wed yesterday
by District Clerk Lang.
ID. G.. Anderson, who represents the
George d. Barnard Company, blank
book manufacturers of st. Louis, is
making one of his regular trips to
Kalispell.
Miss Kate Maioney left yesterday to
take charge OF the school at Bad
rock. The place was renuered va
cant by the illness OF the former
teacher, Miss Berne.
The new library books were placed
on the shelves last Saturday, and have
been in great demand ever since.
There are about $50 of them, and
,ney have been selected with excellent
judgment.
G. E. Conrad returned yesterday
IRON Helena in response to a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of his mother. For the same reason
the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Conrad for Hot Springs, Ark, has
been postponed.
DR.. Carver returned yesterday from
Bear Dance, where he had gone to Look
after the smallpox patients there. He
reports four cases, only one serious,
that of Mrs. Chapman, who has small
poX of the continent type. The doctor
vaccinated about 80 people in the
neighborhood.
George E. Doll, who represents the
paper firm of Wright, Barrett & Still
well, of St. Paul, is in town regis
tered from Pleasant Valley. George
has taken up a homestead near here
and will in time prove up on it. He
is laying quiet on his bear stories.
but is having his brother, F. G. Dol,
prepare some warm ones for the
boys down east
Upon the request of Mark L. Jones e.
Sons, of Spokane, warrant was is
sued here Saturday for the arrest, IN
Spokane, of Mike E. Lee, on a charge
of embezzlement Lee is charged
with having appropriated to his own
use sum of money procured from the
sale of a DianO while acting as age #
for Mark l.. Jones & Sons. He was
arrested in Spokane but refused to
come to Kalispell without requisi-
ton, which has been applied for, and
as soon as it arrives from Helena, an
officer will be sent to Spokane after
the prisoner.