The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-15
AROUND THE TOWN.

the West.
John Hayden came IN from Anacon-
da Sunday night.
John Kennedy, of Columbia Falls,
was in town yesterday.
II. Kent, the nursery man from Mis-
soula, was in Kalispell Monday.
G. B. Johnston the mining man of
Libby, came in last night, and is reg
istered at the West
Charles B. Kelsey, of Great Falls, is
here transacting business with the
grocery men of this city.
Charles w. Norquist, of the Fair,
will leave Tuesday night on a bust
ness trip to Seattle and coast points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Best have re-
turned from their wedding trip to the
coast cities, and are at home to their
friends on Fourth avenue east
G. B. Marsden and wife have arrv-
ed from the east ind have gone t.
housekeeping. Mr.. Marsden has &C
cepted position with Bronson &
Lighthall.
w. H. Colquhoun, superintendent
Tor Guthrie Bros, the railroad con
tractors, is rapidly recovering from
an attack Of pneumonia at the Kali
ispell hospital
J. A. Ford returned from Spokane
Sunday. While there he was under
the care of an eye specialist. Mr..
Ford was greatly benefited, which
will be good news to his friends.
The annual masquerade ball of the
Sons Of Hermann promises to be a
great success. This organization al
ways does things in the right way,
and their social functions are most
enjoyable.
Miss Kate Greig, daughter of Coun-
ty Commissioner Gregg. leaves to-
night for Los Angeles, Cal, for q visit
with Mrs. Farley, an old friend Of the
family. Miss Gregg will be absent
most of the winter.
County Assessor Andrew Dunsire is
getting the affairs OF his office in
shape SO that he will be able to attend
the annual meeting of county asses
sors, which takes place in Helena
about the 23d instant.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
oh Wi rrix, asc1 l.
residence of Mrs. c. A. Goodrich next
Friday evening, the 18th. Refresh
ments will be served and good
time is promised. All are invited
The regular meeting of the Mozart
club will be held next Thursday eve
ming, the 18th. The paper for the
evening will be on Handel and the
Messiah, with vocal and instrumental
selections from that great oratorio.
The jury commission met yesterday
and drew the jury list for the year
as required by law. The commits
sion is composed of the chairman of
the board of county commissioners
the county assessor and the county
treasurer.
County Commissioner Christensen,
who was in town yesterday attending
the meeting of the board, says that
the young people of Saltwater have
organized a literary society for mu-
tual improvement and amusement
this winter.
1t is evidently the intention of the
people who are contesting the titles
to the Columbia Falls townsite, to
push the matter. The defendants,
numbering nearly 100 have been sery-
ed with demand for the relinquisil-
ment of the property. The contest
ants are Frances l.. Judge and Charles
M. Judge.
The funeral of William Harrison
Fritts, the engineer who was killed
in the wreck at Essex. took place yes
terday from the .Iethodist church.
and was largely attended by members
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen, and Ancient Order of Unite
Workmen, with which the deceased
was affiliated during his lifetime
James Harbert is back from his
trip to the coast He insists that
everything was all well with him in
Spokane, and that his tea was not
mixed with anything strong. The
truble with that interview in Spokane
with Spokesman.Review reporter,
is all with the reporter, not with M.
Harbert, as he did not state that Kali
ispell would be city of $4,000 inhab-
itants in ten years.
County Treasurer A. J. King has re-
turned from a visit to Helena in the
interests of his candidacy for the Of
fee of state land agent AS a result