The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-12-07
KALISPELL BRIEFS

KALISPELL BRIEFS
M. F. Field was Libby visitor i'll
Kalispell this week.
AL Hockett of Columbia Falls spent
yesterday in this city.
Judge c. r. Hoffman of Jennings
arrived in Kalispell Thursday night.
Otto Hanson was in the city from
his home at Lake Blaine yesterday.
Miss Josie Shea of Butte is WIS.,
iting with friends in Kalispell and
vicinity.
Andrew Swaney returned Thursday
night from a short business trip to
Spokane.
Charley Allard arrived in Kalispell
Thursday night from his home on the
reservation.
Miss Susie Masterson has returned
from short visit to friends on tnc
reservation.
Judge d. F. Smith has returned
from Teton county, where he was
holding court.
nanutv Sheriff ROcl,man Of lem
nings arrived in the city Thursday
night on business trip.
Mrs. Andrew Young pleasantly en-
tertained number of her lady friends
at her home at Ashley this after
noon.
l.. S. Goodrich will serve business
mems lunch from 1l:45 a. m. to 2
p. m. every day at her place, ii5
Main street.
Harry Brown has purchased the
paint shop formerly owned by Fl. p.
Hall on Main street. and will soon
reopen it for business.
Miss Sadie Shaffer Of this city
was granted state teachers certiii-
cate at the meeting of the board of
education in Helena this week.
Mrs. Clarence Cromwell of Dayton
Creek. arrived in the city this week
and will visit with friends for few
days before returning to her home
Mrs. G. w. Norquist and mother,
Mrs. II. A. Burnett. returned to Kals-
pell Thursday night after an extend
ed visit to their old home in st. Paul
Gust MOSer, forest supervisor of
the Lewis and Clark forest reserve,
arrived in Kalispell Thursday night
days.
Mrs. Dominick Fov has returned
from months stay at Hunters Hot
Springs. She is greatly benefited in
health by her stay at that popular re-
sort
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
v. G. Teeter and Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Tceter of Wadena. Indiana, arrived
in kalispell Thursday night and will
probably locate here.
James Stimson of Dupuyer, Cho
teau county. was examined for an
original pension by Pension Exam
iner DR.. w. H. Campbell of this city
Wednesday afternoon.
According to the quarterly report
OF Sheriff Hand, there Were over zoe
prisoners committed to the county
Jail during the months of September
October and November
The lack of snow and the genera
bad conditions of the roads has caused
a Quietness in business circles of th(
city this week. This apathy is all thl
more noticeable on account of III,
nearness of the holidays.
c. f. Conrad left for Helena thi,
Montana board of st. Louis fair com
missioners of which he is a member
He will afterwards leave on an eX
tended visit to eastern cities.
The terms of court for the Eleventh
judicial district, comprising the coun
ties of Flathead and Teton. for tn,
year 1902 have been set by Judg,
Smith as follows: Teton county
March 10. June 9, September s, De
cember 1. Flathead county. Marcel
"a, June %. September %, and De
cember Is.
Mrs. ivan SAINT pleasantly enter
tanned about twenty of her lad.
friends at a "thimble bee" Thursda!
afternoon. It was a most delightful
affair and was much enjoyed by al
present. At about half past but
fot Iunch was served in the dinin.