The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-06

T PHILIP JAcOBY, :
7 Tho Leading JeweIer, I
I Cor. Main and First Sts., 7
{ Kalispell, Montana. j
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AROUND THE TOWN.
Miss Mate Harshman has gone on
a visit to friends in Essex.
Mrs. B. A. Elkerton has gone on a
visit to her home in Ada, Ohio.
T. H. Best of Libby is in the city
and will remain for several days.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Hurtel this morning.
The fire department will hold a
business meeting at the fire hall next
Tuesday night.
William Moxley and Laura Trickie
were married at the home of the bride
in this city Wednesday.
mrs. A. E. Howell who has been Wis
iting in Kalispell for sometime re-
turned to Ogden. Utah last night.
William Hoover, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Hoover, of Devils
Lake, N. D., have gone to Spokane.
A marriage licenses was issued yes
terday to Charles S. Myers and Bird
get Sullivan, both of Columbia Falls.
Fred Newton was arrested last
night for being drunk and disorderly
and was fined IS by Justice Macarthur
this morning.
Judge D. J. Tallant of Great Falls,
who is slated for appointment in the
land Office at Missoula, is now in that
city, on an official mission.
Dennis Breedlove is building a
large frame building on the corner OF
Second avenue east and First street.
It will be used as bicycle shop.
There will be warm game of ball
tomorrow at the grounds north OF
town between the employees of he Ar
cade and Stockholm concert halls.
A reference in last nights paper tC
the disappearance of a business mans
bike, resulted in it's return to the
back yard some time during the day
Mrs. E. l.. Sitter was called tc
Vicksburg, Mich, by the illness of 6
younger sister and left last night fol
that place, expecting to be absent fol
some time. ,
A spelling bee and basket socia
will be given at the Saltwater schoo
house Friday evening, July IL. The
proceeds will be devoted to the pur
chase Of library and school furni
ture.
The case against Jas. Smith, charg
ed with forgery was dismissed by the
;,,x1ro 4, thu dio<rio< count thic ,,oorp
ing. The county attorney stated tina
the absence of material witness, who
was at present out of the state, rend
cred the evidence insufficient to con
vict. AS a result the case was dis
missed.
At the last meeting of the A. G. Y.'s
which was held at the home of Mis-
Agnes Plunkett, recently, the follow
ing officers of the society were elect
ed: President, Miss Lena Walchli
vice president, Bertha Hubbard; sec
rotary, Eva Getchell; correspondent,
secretary, Belle Phoenix; treasurer
Agnes Plunkett.
Frank Moxley, living on the ives
side of town, is nursing a wounde'
hand as the result of handling a small
% calibre revolver. He had the muzzl
placed against the palm of his han
and was letting down the hamme
when the revolver was discharged
the bullet going through his hand
DR.. Bottorf dressed the wound whicl
is painful but not serious.
Conrad Huebschman brought i
from his ranch north of town yestel
day a sample of pearl barley, whic
is standing five feet high over twent
acres of his ranch, and is a marve
But his ranch is prolific in other plant
than cereals. His daughter has tn
most beautiful flower garden, tn
plants nearly all come from f0reig