The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AROUND THE TOWN.
Advertisers must have their copy in
this Office by 10 O'Clock to appear in
the evening paper.
The city registry agent opened his
Office at the Fire hall this afternoon.
Last night was one of extreme
quietude among the floating popula-
ton and no arrests were made.
A number of Minnesota and Wis
consin people arrived in the city last
night and are considering the pros
poets of location in the valley.
It has been decided to have a vested
choir at Christ church, and, if possible,
it is intended to have the choir DIP.
pear in their robes on Easter day.
Constable Christensen brough. in a
recruit for the county Jail last night,
man named Rakestraw, who had
been sent up for contempt by the Co.
lumbia Falls magistrate.
Frank Emerson, who lives north of
Kalispell, and whose winter trip to
California was not satisfactory one
as pertained to his health, is now re-
ported improving rapidly under home
treatment.
w. G. Fitzpatrick, one of the legis-
lative representatives from Flathead
county, has decided to move from this
county and take up his residence at
Butte. Mr.. Fitzpatrick Was res
ident of Columbia Falls.
A nOvitiate school for young women
anxious to take the veil will b. start
ed at Missoula in the near future. Six
application to enter have already been
made to the sisters of Providence.
This will be the first institution of the
kind in the west.
A meadow lark in Easter bonnet
and radiant plumage, merrily trilled
his lay from his perch at the top of
a telegraph pole yesterday morning
The bright sunshine and tempered
breezes probably assisted this har-
binger of spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bender have rented
the Classic house for the summer and
may conclude to remain in Kalispell
permanently. Mr.. Bender is the oil
expert, lately from Spokane, who is
examining the oil fields of the Flat
head. in the interest of the settlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bender have been domi-
ciled at the West since their arrival
in Kalispell.
w. F. Scott. of Deer Lodge, who
was recently appointed by Governor
Toole as state game warden, is a ma
tive montanan, born in the town of
Deer Lodge, q years ago. His father
was Sam Scott, a we'll known hote
man and racer, owner of the famous
horse Ranchero. Game Warden
Scott is an ardent sportsman and par
ticularly well acquainted with the to-
biography of the state.
At the school election Saturday
week, April 6, there will be elected two
trustees. vice Noffsinger and Knapp,
whose term of Office then expires.
The board consists of five members,
the followers being DR.. Macdonald.
John Weightman and w. J.. King.
No registration is required and any
qualified elector may vote, also women
of or over the age of 81. No bonds OF
matters other than the election of
trustees are to be voted upon. c.
R. Griffith is the present clerk of the
school board.
The orange train was in the Kalis-
pell yards for a few minutes just be-
fore 6 o'clock last evening. The
train was stopped here just long
enough to freshen the air in the re-
frigerator cars, and make necessary
examinations. From Spokane a
speed of 81 miles an hour had been
maintained and there is every indi-
cation that the run will be made on
shorter time than promised at head
quarters. The train consisted of Is
cars of oranges, one car of salmon
and a caboose, and was pulled by a
passenger engine.