The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-03
AROUND THE TOWN.

Benjamin F. Howard was a Libby
visitor in Kalispell yesterday.
j. A. Fossum came in from Holt
Tuesday returning to his home yes
terday.
Winfred Bose gave his friends a
sleghing party a few days ago, which
was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Kate Conrad expects to re-
turn to Spokane tonight, where she
is attending school.
DR.. 0. S. Crowder, Of Libby, is in
the city. He is planning to locate
permanently in Kalispell.
George Strickland entertained q
number of his friends at his homo,
with New Years dinner.
Samuel B. Pratt Of Libby, was with
friends in this city yesterday return
ing to his home last night.
Fishing is reported excellent on
the east side Of the lake and many
large catches of salmon trout are
being reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Walker gave a
sleighing party to number Of their
friends New Years evening and later
entertained them at their home.
County Attorne F. H. Gray, VINO
has been in Helena and the eastern
part of the state attending to bus
mess interests, has returned homo.
Judge Macarthur, who has been
visiting in the northwest during the
holidays, returned home Tuesday
evening and has taken charge of po-
lice court work.
DR.. Macdonald. who has been con
fined to his home for number OF
days with the grippe, is again able
to give his attention to his practice
and the county health affairs.
The ladies Of the Macabee on the
first day of the new year, remembered
the sick Of that order, and visited
each member who was ill., leaving
flowers, and brighter feeling in all
cases was the result.
The ringing of the fire bell at L.
o'clock, Monday night caused many
residents of the city to come down
town and it was not until they had
been considerably joshed that they
tumbled that the birth of new year
was being celebrated.
The Chautauqua social at the home
of Mrs. Alice Clark, New Years nigh:
was greatly enjoyed by all present
The evening was devoted to whist
and other games after which lelic
ious refreshments were served. The
next meeting of the circle vii, be
held at the home of Professor Steere
The friends of Miss Kate Conrad
gave her a pleasant surprise last
evening. The occasion being the
early return to school in Spokane. At
ter enjoying a sleigh ride they re
turned to the Conrad home, refresh
ments were served and the young PEG
pie enjoyed themselves until late
hour.
During the absence of Judge Nc
Arthur from the city, and while he
was in CLANCY, Wash. his sister-in
law, Mrs. R. A. Macarthur, died. The
Judge had been called to her bedside
and was with her on the 9th, the
day of her death. Mrs. Macarthur
was suffering from the effects Of
blood poisoning.
Mrs. T. D. Long and little daugh
ter left this city for their new home
in Helena Wednesday night. A mum
Der of friends accompanied them tt
the Great Northern station. Mrs
Long has not fully decided upon theil
location in that city, all arrangements
of that kind having been left for set
tlement upon her arrival there.
Post Master P. N. Barnard is ser
iously i'll with typhoid pneumonia ani
it is feared that he will not recover
He had been feeling unwell for some
time but it was not until the latter
part of last week that he was com
PEELED to remain at his residence Ty
phoid pneumonia developed rapidly
and this morning his condition was
considered decidedly serious
Hon. B. ]. McIntire left Monda,
night for ST. Ignatius Mission, on tn;
Flathead Indian reservation, where
he will meet with the United State!
Indian commission to discuss with
the Indians the opening of part o
the reservation. He journeys b!
way of Helena and Selfish, and vii
not return to Kalispell until after thu
session of the state legislature
which convenes next Monday.