The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >@ |
AROUND THE TOWN. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Conner were |
among the visitors to Flathead lake
yesterday.
Major Baldwin left Saturday night
for Teton county on a business trip.
He will be gone for a week.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Chas. Brown, Jr., and Miss
Rlzpah Sawyer, both of Kalispell.
The establishment of the Kalispell
Furniture company was attached this
morning by the Conrad National
bank, upon an Indebtedness Of $4,000.
Robert Snyder was arrested last
evening by officer Hannah, for riding
a bicycle on the Second street side
walk. He will explain to Judge Near
thur this afternoon.
About so of the local Odd Fellows
marched in body to the Methodist
church yesterday, where Rev. Craven
preached the annual Memorial day
service of the order.
The witnesses who were summoned
to Helena to testify before the United
States grand jury in the case OF the
counterfeiter Young, were excused
Friday and reached home last night.
Mrs. Bishop, of Dillon, grand worthy
matron of the O. E. S., is expected to
reach Kalispell by way of the lake
route tonight. on an official visit to the
local Adah chapter, No. II.
John j.. Finnegan Of Spokane, is in
town today visiting his cousin, Sher-
if T. G. Hand. Mr.. Finnegan recently
graduated from the Georgetown, uni
versity law school, located at Wash
ington, D. G.
David R. McGinnis has completed
and moved into his new home Sunny
Slope" north of town. His mother
Mrs. E. S. Clark and sister Miss lnez
Clark, of GAINESVILLE, Illinois, will
spend the summer with him.
F. ]. Kendall of Michigan, who is
visiting his brother Jack, has just re-
turned from the Philippines after serv-
ing two years in the regular army. He
will leave tonight for his home in Mi
chigan.
There will be celebration of the
Fourth of July at Bigfork on the club
house grounds. Three new launches.
boating, fishing, speaking, dancing,
etc. Come all, bring your baskets ana
have good time.
DR.. G. N. Wood of Silver City. N. NJ,
arrived in Kalispell day or two ago
and will in all probability locate here
Those among the citizens OF kalispell
who are acquainted with the Doctor
speak of him IN the highest terms and
hail his coming with satisfaction.
Sheriff Hand, Assessor Dunsire and
}. H. O'Connell, returned last evening
from trip to the Woodmen's meeting
at st. Paul. They say the meeting
was a splendid success both in poin1
of attendance and in enthusiasm
John Ulinger, Geo. F. Stannard and c
r. Lighthall continued on to the Buf
falo exposition.
Judge D. F. Smith returned Saturda!
night from Choteau county. where HI
held brief term of court and render
ca some important decisions. Befor'
returning Judge Smith visited BUTT
and Helena. He says that in the for
mer city the capitalists are looking
toward the Flathead valley and tina
this is generally conceded to be tn
coming country.
Robert O'Clair has hled an AFFIDAVIT
asking for reopening of the cas-
against him by John Riley in whic
the latter secured judgment for $17.91
The case was tried in Justice Sull
vans court on May 25th. Mr.. O'Clai
says he was under a misapprehensio
as to the time of trial and that he d.
sires to defend the suit Upon tn
showing contained in the afadavi
Justice Sullivan has set aside the d,
fault and the case will be heard nez