The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-05
AROUND THE TOWN.

7U\OOAV I'LL BOVlvs
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter An
derson, Tuesday, April 2, a girl baby.
F.. H. Franklin has sold his ranch
and moved to the Ryder place near
the steel bridge.
Sam Roe has moved in from his
ranch north of town and will live on
Fifth avenue east.
H. B. Brown is building a resi-
dence on the ranch he recently pur-
chased at Foys lake.
The building occupied by Britain, the
photographer, is to be moved to Sec
ond street, east of DR.. Cutters office.
There will be meeting of the young
men, at the Methodist parsonage this
evening, to organize a Young Mems
club.
Three members of the McHenry
family living near Sedan are sick witch
the smallpox. The house has been
quarantined.
The county commissioners with the
county surveyor were over on the east
side yesterday, making alterations in
county roads.
Rev. Father Arts, who succeeds
Father Gallagher in charge of the
Catholic church at this place will hold
services next Sunday at 9 a. m.
The school at Bad Rock will be op-
ened Monday providing a teacher can
be secured. The county superin-
tendent has been looking for a teach
err but as yet none has been found.
Twenty discharged soldiers of the
Twentieth United States infantry,
went through on No. 4 last night.
They were direct from Manila, having
reached San Francisco on the trans
port Buford last week.
The buffalo roundup on the reserva-
ton will be held in about three weeks.
The herd, consisting of about 300 head
will be divided. Those owned by
c. E. Conrad will be driven to his
ranch on the east side of the river.
H. Trip is building freight scow
at his home on the reservation. The
boat will be 16 by SO feet, will be pro-
PEELED by wheel and 6-horse power
gasoline engine, and will be used as
a freight carrier to all points on the
lake.
The Cox family, who have been
quarantined at their home for several
weeks, were taken to the pest house
yesterday. This family of three per-
sons is sick with the smallpox. There
is now not known case of the diseas Sc
in the city limits.
William G. Whiteside, who has been
experimenting the tree planting on
the Whiteside fruit farm during the
past two weeks, went to Libby last
night, where he expects to remain all
summer looking after his mining and
timber interests in that section.
The choir of the Catholic church
have prepared special music for East
er. They will sing Concone's Mass
in F, and an anthem Christ Our Lord
is Risen Today" The choir consists
of Mr.. George Phillips, Mr.. Andrew
Dunsire, Mrs.. Catherine Carroll and
Mrs. Therese Broderick.
At meeting of the Kalispell cadets
last night the following officers were
appointed: G. p. Fuckes, first SER
geant; R. L. Harmon, second ser.
geant; H. F. Nash, third sergeant;
G. R. Strickland, fourth sergeant; H.
P. Harmon, fifth sergeant; c. M.
Lovelace, first corporal; Walter Clarke
second corporal; John Mccormick,
third corporal; Bonner Remking,
fourth corporal. Hereafter the meet
ings will be held in the court house
instead of the high school building.
Notice to My Friends.
Ed Beck has re-opened his barber
shop and will run it on strictly san.
itary principles. Second street west.