The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-11-06

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,o Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
H. B. DICK, Weather Bureau
KALISPELL BRIEFS
Mrs. G. h. Lindsey of Tobacco Plains
was in the city for few days this week
Iheo. Christensen, the peace officer of
Columbia Falls, was in the city yester-
day.
Oats, hay and all kinds of produce
bought at looks grocery, Fifth ave-
nue. west. If
f. L. Gray, city attorney, has moved
his Office into rooms in the new OCon-
nell block.
Rosa d. Lambert was granted d.
vOrce from Ed Lambert in the district
court Monday.
A. B. Clark, real estate man of
St. Paul, spent several days in Kali
ispell this week.
All kinds Of cleaning and repair
int |
Smiths. the ta4lor
p. Wachmuth Of this city has been
employed as teacher in German fol
the county high school.
The people of Spokane have voted TO ;
discontinue the kindergartens in til, ,
public schools Of that city.
Mrs. ID. II. Campbell left Monday
night on IA two months visit to North Y
Dakota and Minnesota cities. i
Geo. II. Grubb has returned from il ,
visit OF inspection to his mining proper
ties in the western part of the county.
G. r. Griffith has moved his office ,
from the First National bank building
to rooms in the new O'Connell block.
According to the report Of Police
Magistrate Macarthur there was 1904
collected in fines during the month OF d
October.
w. d. Mcdonald. a railroad employ :
ee, we'll known in Kalispell. is con
fined to the hospital suffering from
disease Of the hip.
f. Cromwell of Portland, Ore was in :.
the city Monday and lef, ON tie stage \
Tuesday for Dayton creek, where he will :.
visit with his brother Clarence.
new postofiice has been es,ab u
lished at Cabinet in the western por
ton of Flathead county and Will be !,
supplied with mail from Libby !,
For bargains in hay, grain, wood, q
chicken feed and all kinds OF chopped Il
feed, call at looks grocery, corner n
OeCOuu street anu fItn avenue west. "
The Kalispell public library will be
moved in short time to the room n
formerly occupied by F. l.. Gray, the =
first door north of it's present loca- &c
ton. NJ
Walter Reed, the variety actor we'll st
known in this city and Missoula, who ii
has been confined to the hospital for n,
some time, is much improved and is
now considered as having passed the
danger point. &C
Two half breed Indians were fined !,
$40 for malicious mischief by Justice i,
Macarthur yesterday. They had dis iii
turbei the peace and dignity of a b,
house on Second avenue west by kick CA
ing in the door. y;
w. &. Fitzpatrick left Monday night
for Boulder Hot Springs, whore he will
remain a few weeks before returning to ci
Butte. His health has been very poor ed
recently and he hopes that Il visit to the 81
springs will benefit it. nj
"Fish Pond" social and oyster sup h;
per will be held at the Bigfork hotel Sat A
urday night, Nov. 8. Games of different u,
kinds will be held and a pleasant time is te
promised to all The affair is given for
the purpose af raising funds for the Big
fork school. tv
Mr.. +. M. Morgan expects to leayel
the latter part of the week for Colo
RADIO Springs, Col, where he will spend ~
the winter. Mrs. Morgan, who is at
present in Missouri, will Join him at y,