The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-21
AROUND THE TOWN.

D. Goldie, of Libby, is in the city
today.
F. C. Bailey, of Holt, was in the
city Wednesday.
August Schup, of Pine Grove, was
in Kalispell yesterday.
Alexander Taylor, lne mill mar
was in the city yesterday.
Frank NJ. McKisson, who. resides
at Helena Flats attended to business
interests in town yesterday.
j. l.. Banr and wife, of Milwaukee
are with friends in the city.
A. Y. Lindsay, of Montford, was a
kalispell visitor Wednesday.
A. Gray, of Butte, is looking after
railroad interests in the city.
DR.. Jordon and wife, of Grand
Forks, N. D., are in Kalispell.
Henry .Behrman, was in from his
place south of the city Wednesday,
Edward Bogart left last night for
Jennings and will be absent from
the city two days.
Nose Bloom, who is working for the
circulation of the Minneapolis Tri-
bune, has been in the city and coun
ty during the week.
Horace Gunderson has brought
suit against his wife Nellie M. Gun
derson on the grounds of alleged de-
sertion.
X. K. Stout, who was reported
seriously i'll in Helena, is almost re
covered and has again assumed his
legislative duties
Judge Billings has abandoned his
intention of residing in the lower
valley, at least for the present, and
will continue to reside in Kalispell.
DR.. Macdonald has gone to Bear
Dance, where he will give his atten-
ton to those who are sick in the
Chapman, Newbower and Cramer
families.
The county commissioners were in
session yesterday transacting urgent
business. County health conditions
were under discussion, during a part
of the meeting.
Among the arrivals in the city on
the east bound Great Northern pass
'enger last night were Austin e. Grit
fiths, of Seattle; P. F. Van Ness.
Spokane and d. Close of the same
city.
Nat Conklin, now a resident of
Idaho and who was formerly super
intendent of instruction of Flathead
county, is visiting his father, H.. N.
Conklin, of the lower valley. Both
gentlemen are with friends in the
city.
Word has been received announcing
that the remains of the late Harry
N. Applin arrived safely at the home
of his family at Fayette, Iowa. He
died at Tobacco Plains and was for
warded to Fayette by the Odd Fellows
and buried by the local lodge of Odd
Fellows at Fayette.
T. j. Mclean, of Carleton, is at
tending the meetings of the horticul-
tural society. Mr.. Mclean is one
of the successful nurserymen of the
state. He was visitor in the Flat
head valley in 1891, when Demers-
vile was in thriving condition. and
recalls many interesting events If
that tine.
The local post Office has received
hundreds of small packages address
ed to residents of the county, each
of which contains a small article of
the cheapest kind of jewelry sent on
approval. and which the receiver is
requested to return or forward one
dollar in payment. The scheme is an
old one and it is surprising how
many are foolish enough to receive
the package from the mails. The
people who send the jewelry are
satisfied if about one person in al
hundred pay the dollar asked and
then they are away ahead. But they
catch suckers and can perhaps cause
those who receive the packages from
the mails and refuse to return them
or the money considerable trouble.