The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-23
AROUND THE TOWN.

ASooo AvAooiS, "Ao Aoo DSNh 4uAIS
i'll, is much improved.
Frank Swanberg is recovering slow
ly from a severe attacks of the
humps.
A horse kicked and severely in
jured j. V. Harrington, wednesday
evening.
DR.. Macdonald mas returned from
Bear Dance. The sick there are dc.
ing nicely.
David Hoover has returned from q
business trip in the northern part
OF the state.
Samuel Dinsmore, of Missoula. /;
attending the sessions OF the State
Horticultural society.
M. r. Conat, who was called to
Mobiles, Mich, owing to the death of
his mother has returned.
Mr.. A. Gray, assistant travelling
freight agent of the Great Northern,
was in the city Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson are
the happy parents OF daughter
which arrived last Monday.
Rev. j. e. Day intends to spend
much needed vacation in Califor
mia, starting early in March.
Frank Bradley, Great Northern
agent at Essex, was in the city Fri
day attending the Grand Army ball.
Fred Tinkle, who was up from Big
Fork Thursday on business connect
ed with the Electric company has re-
turned.
David Hoover has been appointed in
spector Of customs between Blackfoot
and Jennings, vice j. E. Mccarthy
resigned.
Rev. G. M. Fisher will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
during the absence from the city by
Rev. Day.
The sale of tickets to the lake over
the southern extension has been
discontinued until suitable platform
and station can be provided.
l.. c. Pace, father of John w.
Pace, editor of the Montana Stock
man and Farmer, mas been attending
the sessions of the Horticultural Sd
ciety.
Among the many arrivals in the
county for permanent location during
the last week was David Johnson, .
son-in-law of o. Denney. His former
home was at Menlo, Ia.
S. p. Graham, VINO moved to the
city from Aleda, Ill.,, last December
and who has been confined to his
home almost continuously owing to
illness, is able to ne out.
A case of smallpox was discovered
az The Conrad house yesterday morn
ing, the afflicted man had been room
ing with another who had been suf
fering with severe attack of the
measles.
Gustave Helm the man who was
taken from the Great Northern tram
In serious condition, and taken 10
the hospital for treatment and who
jumped from the room of the build
ing, is recovering rapidly.
The copper wire which is to carry
the electric power from the plant of
the Big Fork Electric Light and Pow.
er company to this city have all been
stretched and linemen are now hang
ing the private telephone line wires
or the company.
A. l.. Stone chief of the Stand
ards western Montana bureau, is in
kalispell, reporting the Horticultural
society proceedings for his newspa-
per. Mr.. Stone Is well acquainted
in this county, where his ability and
and affable personal qualities have
made many friends for him.
Gene Hodges has returned from
Chicago, where he was called in con
sultation regarding an operation at
one of the hospitals upon Mrs.
Hodges. He said that Mrs. Hodges
had successfully passed through the
hands of the surgeons and that when
he left she was rapidly recovering.
Professor Morton J. Elrod of the
State University of Montana at Mis-
soula. arrived in the city Thursday
night to attend the meeting of the
fruit growers. Mr.. Elrod. who is di-
rector of the Biological station and
summer school of science, which is |
located at the head of Flathead' lake,
said tha' the work which has beanI
under y ~ during the past two years
will be continued during the coming
warm season.