The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-11-06

there were so arrests made, Al for
offenses against the laws of the city
and six for offenses against the laws
of the state.
H. T. Best, the well known mining
man of Libby, is in the city for few
days on business trip.
E. F. Tompkins, of the Kalispel
hotel, has gone to Minot, N. D. and st
Paul, Mimi, on business trip.
The Elks lodge room in the O'Con-
nell block is being fitted up and will
be in readiness for occupancy in a
short time.
Miss Flossie Wilson, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Wilson was the re
cipient of a very pleasant surprise party
at her home on Fourth Ave- east, last
night.
Mrs. Fannie Guisseman died at her
home in this city this morning at !
o'clock. The funeral services will be
held from the Baptist church tomorrow
afteroon at . o'clock.
Ike Prudential, of the Hub Cloth
ing company of this city, returned
Monday night from short trip to
Jennings, where he had gone in the
interest Of his firm.
Madam Conrad, mother Of C. E.
and Ashby Conrad, returned to Kal.
spell on Sunday after spending the
with her daughter, Mrs Or.
Adams at Great Falls.
Mrs. Harry McCue, sister of Mrs.
DR.. Campbell, left Monday evening
Tor her home in Livingston. She will
)e greatly missed in kalispell, as she
made many friends while here.
Mr.. Cannon, of Cannon 4 Neu, ar
lived from the east with his family
md are temporarily quartered at the
West. They expect to occupy the
lark residence on Third avenue esat
c. W. II. Heidman, a brother OF
William AMI Henry Heideman of the
over valley arrived in Kalspe!l
Tuesday night from Mssoula and will
'ist with his relatives Tor some time.
Major M. ID. Baldwin return .
lay night from Shelby Junction, where
he had gone to defend r. j. Hamil-
rial resulted in the acquittal of the
on accused of cattle stealing. The
after.
Peter CONNECT a we'll known resi-
lent of Pleasant valley, took out final
papers before Judge
Smith Yesterday Mr.. Cc"ref is a |
lative of Ireland, but has resided in
he United States since 1879.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wicks of Holt |
re in kalispel having come in to con
ult physicians concerning Mrs. |
Nicks' health. Their friends will be
orry to learn that Mrs. Wicks must
Undergo an operation for cancer OF |
he breast.
John OBrien of the O'Brieu Lum-
CT company arrived last night with |
is family from their former home |
t saltwater, Mimi Mr.. O'Brien and
amily will occupy the residence for
lerly occupied by J. A. Coram on
he east side.
The wrestling match at the opera
ouse last night between Fred Meters
nd Jack Curran resulted in Il victory
II the latter Meters put up a plucky
Try opponent and was defeated in three
raight falls. From the time the men
rst stepped on the mat the result was
ever in doubt.
Articles of incorporation of two new
'mpanies have been filed with the sec
'tary OF state by \. j. Campbell and
ohn q. Moroncy. The object of the cor
,rations will be to handle different por
ons OF the DAILY estate. One portion
ing the Bitter Root stock farm with "A
lpital OF SoOOOOO, and the other the Ra-
iii Land X Irrigation Co., with capt
| of S2oOOOO.
}. L. Brooks, wei known in this
ty. where he was formerly employ
as a Great Northern express mes