The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-14

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AROUND THE TOWN.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. klenck
Thursday morning, a son.
l.IArew Wilhelm has been appoint
ed clerk at the Dayton creek school
uiStr4...
A. Il. Peterson was in Spokane his
week in attendance at his 1;:, or's
marriage.
Mrs. Robert O'Clair has gone to ST
aul where size expects to remain for
Soiue time.
Miss Angeiique Truchot has been
appointed as a teacher in the city
pubic SCHOOLS.
Warren Price of Fort Benton was
visiting his unc.e, n. f. Conrad, of
this ca, this weeA
Mrs. Junglin. who has been in ST
Paul for several weeks, has returned
10 her home in this city.
Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick who has
been visiting at Spoh apa for several
days, has returned to Kalisoel!.
The pubic school at Libby viii
open Monday. Miss Susie Wilson Of
this city is one of the teachers.
w. F. Stuff has gone to Spokane
where he will exhibit some Of his fine
Stock at the big fair in that city.
Viii am Burns of Lacrosse. Wis
cons!n. has Deen visiting his brother
A. J.BurnS, of this city this week.
Fred Curtis has returned to Kals-
pell after an absence Of several
months in Washington and Oregon.
Belle McPhail and Joe Roach have
some TO SPOKANE to attend the fair
aud Elks' jubilee.
Miss Francis Colgan. who has been
visiting with friends at Great rails
for some time. returned to Kalispe-
Wednesday night.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Rosge, born on Tuesday, September
II, died the next day and was buried
Wednesday at 2 p. m.
Misses Grace and Marie Ingles, who
have been visiting their S. ,er, Mrs.
y. *. Stout, lor severai months have
returned to their home at Mt. Carmel,
Ill.
Miss Clngan, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.
Conrad in this city for some time re-
turned to her home in Spokane We'd
nosday night.
Sidney II. Butter, who has been alb
sont from Kalispell for several weeks.
during which time he was visiting in
eastern and southern cities, has re-
turned to Kalispell.
General Nelson A. Miles, who has
been on tour of inspection to tha.
different military posts in Montana,
passed through kalispeil Wednesday
night Oh his way to the coast.
James Thompson and Jack Kendall
have gone to the oil fields. The latter
Las taken 60 day lay-off as foreman
Of The bridge gang on the Great Nor
thcrn and will put in the time pros
ptc,.ng for oil.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Ancher have gone
20 Portland, Oregon and will after
wards 80 to Los Angeles, Cal. where
they Wi spend the winter. The trip
is taken IN ohpe o. benefitting Mrs.
Anchors health which is very poor.
C. d. Conrad, who has been spend
ing the summer at has home in this
cry, left Thursday night for Boston
where he will enter college. He was
accompanied by his sister. Katharine
who will also attend school in that
city.
The herd of buffalo owned by c. F.
Conrad. in the pasture just nort OF
toWn is an object of considerable int or
est to visitors in this city. The MA
iority oil tourists have never seen a
buffalo and the buffalo pasture is the
first place they visit.
At Christ church tomorrow there
VIII De morning prayer ar II O'Clock
and evening prayer at 1880 O'clock
AT he evening service the Rev. A
Carswell will speak upon the life ant
untimely death of the late president
Strangers are welcome.
F. H. Burch station master Il
Eavre where he also acts IS vnr'
master. was one of the visiting Elk;
in tire CITY Monday and made man
friends. Mr.. Burch is one of the bes
known residents of Havre, where b,
his open heartednesS and genia!i.,