The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-10-30
THE EASTERN
NO. 20 EAST SECOND ST.
ECKELBERRY & BLAND, Prourirtor

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AROUND THE TOWN.
"A. Dupont was in the city from his
home near Marion Saturday.
I. d. Jenkins of Missoula was in
The city Sunday and Monday.
John Harrison was in the city this
week from his home at Libby.
John Stanley Of Dupuyar was in
The city for a few days this week.
pli.ip Yunck is in the city from
his home near Cut Bank this week.
c. B. Yale, the Great Northern
claim agent, was in the city Monday.
Jas. BrOder.-4A mas returned from
visit to his old home at Broadheai,
Wis.
John Caplice of Butte was in the
city Monday and Tuesday OF this
week.
Il. M: Collins, a we'll known resi-
allnt Of Jennings, was in the city
Monday.
M. E. Jones, the piano man of Spo-
kane, was in the city few days
This week.
Charles Constantine paid $40
fine to Justice Macarthur yesterday
for getting drunk.
Gordon Sales, well known resi-
dent of Pleasant valley. was in the
city last Saturday.
N c. McKinstry, one of the found
ers of the new town OF Gateway, was
IN the city Sunday.
The United Moderns, a fraternal
organization, will form lodge in
kalispell next Friday night.
of Pleasant valley, was in the city
laying in supplies Saturday.
iaior Martin Maginnis, one Of the
fpte-2.ost citizens of Montana. WIS in
tac city this week from his home at
Helena.
T.,r AMI Mrs. j. b. Sinclair enter
i9ilSd a number of their friends at
their home on Third street last Fri
day night.
Jack Breen, who has been at To
b Geo Plains for the past summer,
vas visi ing this week at his home
in Kalspel.
Tomorrow night is hollow eve and
the small boy is already casting a
wishful eye on easily detached
gates, signs, etc.
Mrs. j. w. Mcknight and daughter
who have been on a visit to Butte
and other Montana cities, have re
turned to Kalispell.
Con Burns, the man who put up
"a fight when arrested by Officer Han
nah Thursday, was given 80 days by
Justice Macarthur Saturday.
Curly Bear. chief of the Blackfoot
Indians, was in Kalispell this week
The chief has a number of friend;
in this city and frequently pays them
IA visit.
The Comets again slaughtered the
baseball team from Pine Grove Sun
lay by a score Of 40 to 7. The woult
ba ball tcssers from the country have
"a whole lot to learn about ball play
ing and should seek secluded spot
and practice up for a while
Hon. w. G. Fitzpatrick, member Of
the last legislature from Flathead
county, arrived in the city from Butte
Monday night. He expects to WISH
some time in Kalispell and Columbis
Falls before returning to the smok,
city.
p. r. Junglin, one of the Grea
Northern express messengers run
ming out of this city, has been trans
fared to st. Paul. and will run from
that place to Sioux City. J. F. Mat
thews will take the run formerl!
filed by Mr.. Junglin.
The residents of Somers have peti
Toned the county superintendent o
schools to establish a school distric
there, in order that q school hous,
may be built at that place. It is no
probable, however, that the petition
will be granted. as there is a schoo
house within two rifles of Sem r
and to establish another distric
would be in violation of the law. Tn
matter has been placed in the hand
of State Superintendent WEIGH TO
settlement.
F. H. Ray, of Helena. assistan
state examiner, who has been In tn
Kintla oil country In the interests @
a company of Helena capitalists, al
rived in Kalispell Monday night. MI
Raw is enthusiastic over the outloo
and predicts that the coming yea