The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-11-09
]. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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Probably rain or snow tonight and Sundao.
H. B. DICK. Weather Bureau.
KALISPELL BRIEFS
For good fa.. and winter suits go
to w. l.. Smith, the tailor.
j. B. Thomson, we'll known resi-
dent of Allyn, was in the city few
days this week.
in special session next Friday and Sat
urday to consider bridge matters.
Jess Benham has been employed for
some time as train guard on the
kalispell division Of the Great Nor
thern railway.
The two children of Judge ID. f.
Smith, who have been sick with a
slight attack of typhoid fever are
now convalescent.
While there are several cases of
scarlet fever around the city the dis
ease is of mild form and so far no
cases have resulted fatally.
Services will be held tomorrow at
the Scandinavian M. e. church on
Fifth avenue west, commencing at
half past two in the afternoon.
Attorney b. J. McIntire has re-
moved his law offices from the First
National bank building to rooms in
the new O'Conell block, where he
has neat and commodious suite Of
rooms
The westbound passenger train
was about three hours late Thurs
day, the delay being caused by heavy
snow storms throughout the Dakotas
and eastern Montana. In North Dako-
ia at some points the snow was more
than foot deep.
Special services will be held both
morning ana evening tomorrow at the
Presbyterian church. Rev. j. A. Prin-
gle 81 to be formally installed as pas
tor of the church and a special pro-
gram has been arranged for the occa-
sion. Rev. F. w. Toole of Havre and
Rev. Chas. Richardson of Great Falls
will be present and take part in the
exercises.
b. S. Adams, county surveyor, who
has been working on the Fort Buford
reservation, returned to kalispell
Thursday night. Mr.. Adams had the
contract to survey the entire portion
of the Fort Buford military reserva-
ton in Montana, containing about 10
townships AMI with the assistance
his partner, w. c. Weeks, he comple,-
ed the work in about 10 weeks.
J. II. Mccarthy, formerly mayor of
Butte, spent several days in Kalispell
this week. 1t was Mr.. McCarthy's
first visit to Kalispell and he was
much surprised and impressed with
the city and it's surroundings Mr..
Mccarthy is one of the best known
citizens of the Montana metropoli
and has number Of friends in is
city who We're pleasantly surprised
by his visit here.
Theodore Ehrett, for many years
a resident of Montana, who for IL
years has been engaged in the furni-
tu1e business in Anaconda, died in
that city last week. He was quite
wealthy. He was born in Alsace,
Germany, SO years ago and was a vet
elan of the Franco-Prussian war.
After temporary burial in Anaconda
his body will be taken to Alsacc for a
permanent resting place.
Mrs. Fannie Giessman, who was
buried on Thursday, was a member in
good standing of the Order OF Wash
lngton, which was organized in this
city in August last. The secretary
telegraphed to the home Office fol-
funds to defray the funeral expenses
and within eight hours received an
answer empowering the local union
to use one hundred dollars and charge
same to supreme union.
There are large number Of pa
tients at present confined in the Kal
ispell hospital, the majority Of then
suffering from typhoid fever. The fol
lowing are among tho patients re