The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-19
AROUND THE TOWN,

Ml .. NSOl sc INlIlldIuS.
Fred Krause of Helena, is on bus
mess trip to Kalispell.
j. H. Williams of e. M. Lyons &
Co., has returned from Spokane.
Miss Myers, operator at the local
Office of the Western Union telegraph
Office, is ill.
The Chautauqua circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. Gashorn next Tues
day evening.
Ben Kipp, an Indian from Blackfoot
was picked up in a trance and paid 4
$5 fine for it.
William Vandeveer, of Columbia
Falls, was a business visitor in the
city yesterday
John Black left Thursday evening
tor Spokane, where he will resume his
studies in the business college of that
city.
Tim O'Neil and James Cassidy, two
old offenders, were fined for drunken
ness and committed to Jail by Judge
Macarthur, Friday.
w. F. Mulaney is slightly i'll, but
will soon be around again. This is
one of the first sore arm cases caused
by the smallpox scare.
Mrs. Gus Heller entertained a party
>f Ia o% oft
noon. Mrs. Nash won the first prize,
Mrs. Nathan the consolation prize.
Judge Billings, who has been ex-
tremely ill for the past few weeks is
again able to be about, much to the
satisfaction of his numerous friends.
c. p. Holmes, the original tall man,
was in town on Friday, with a full
line of clothing and rag time shirts,
which he passed to merchants in the
city.
County Superintendent Spruck Wis
tied the Helena Flats school, Thurs
day. Miss Spurck says the school
there IS credit to teacher and pupils
and to the county.
A skating party at Hubbart's pond
was a feature of the social life of the
city yesterday afternoon. The ice was
in splendid condition and the skaters
had good time.
Fl. H. Smith, of Travis county, Min
&c ;cit ;o &c
week. Mr.. Smith says that the CON
dition of the farmers in his part of
Minnesota is not to be envied. He
thinks of locating in the Flathead
valley.
Mr.. Bixby, Of Wisconsin. arrived
in Kalispell this week. He has sent
for his family and will settle here
permanently. Mr.. Bixby has been
county superintendent of schools of
St. CroiX, Wis.,, for the past eight
years.
There will be services tomorrow
at Christ church, at ! | a. M, and 1880
p. m. The Rev. A. Carswell will
preach both morning and evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Sunday school in the Parish house
at p. m.
Adam Baker, formerly employed in
the Great Northern superintendent
Office here, is in town, visiting friends,
nd ic OF ho Of Nv,
Mrs. j. X. Lang. Mr.. Baker is on his
way to Great Falls to enter the en-
ploy of the Great Northern at that
point.
A letter from X X. Stout, engross-
ing clerk of the senate, conveys the
intelligence that Senator Mahon, of
Valley county, has introduced bill
to empower district judges to fix the
number of deputies to be allowed the
clerk of the district court and to fix
their compensation.
The First Mothers club of Kals-
pe!l, held their seventh quarterly re-
view and social Wednesday evening,
at the home of Mrs. G. w. Bush, with
a large attendance of members and
their husbands. A short program was
rendered, consisting of music, recita-
tations and games. After partaking of
a delicate lunch the meeting ad-
journed.
Excavation commenced yesterday
for, the new twO-story brick block,
which is to be erected by NJ. NJ. Gill
len on lot IS, block %, which is on
Main street, adjoining Bjorneby &
Wiberg's store. The new building is
to be of modern style, and work on it
will go along as rapidly as the charac-
ter of the building will allow. 1t will
be an ornament to Main street, which