The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-15
AROUND THE TOWN

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Mrs. G. E. Conrad and daughter
leave tonight to join Mr.. Conrad at
Chicago.
The fish hatchery at Bozeman has
$4,000 grayling eggs in course of in
cubation.
Mrs. R. D. Stanley was called to Chi
nook last night on account of illness
of her mother.
DR.. G.. N. Woods is here from Silver
City, New Mexico. He expects to To-
cate permanently in Kalispell.
John E. Wells, Of the Soldiers
Home at Columbia Falls, was examir
ed by DR.. Campbell yesterday for an
original pension.
Philip Jacoby has ben appointed by
the Great Northern Railway to be off,
cial inspector of watches of the en-
ployes of this division.
The regular business meeting of the
A. G. Y. will be held at the home of
Agnes Plunket, Tuesday, June 81, in
stead of on Thursday, as previously
announced
The new round house at Kalispell
is to have 80 stalls, which is not
thought to be too many, either. Just
at present the locomotives fill the
roundhouse and every side track and
space in that part Of the. yards.
Judge Thomas Ingram has conclud-
ed to shake the dust Of Columbia Falls
from his feet and seek a new location.
He leaves tonight for Libby and the
West Fisher district where he will in
vestigate the mining opportunities.
Coroner Willoughby has gone to
Sylvanite to hold an inquest on the
body Of Ira Livermore, recently found
drowned in the Yahk river Livermore
was out fishing and is supposed to
have fallen from the boat and perish
ed.
Word has ben received in Kalispell
of the marriage at Minneapolis June
IL, of Mr.. j. F. O'Meara of this city,
and Miss Josephine Purcell of Daven-
port, la. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Meara will
be at home to their friends in Kalis-
pell after July l.
Mrs. Alice Howell is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Lew Shaffer,
at Foy's lake. Mrs. Howell's home
is at Ogden, Utah, and she came here
from Warm Springs, with the remains
of her mother, Mrs. Foy, who died
there and was buried here yesterday
Mr.. l. Hamburger, of Helena.
who was here on a political mis-
sion in the interests of republican
harmony, left for Helena last night
Doubtless he will report to Senator
Carter and in due time it will be
known in Kalispell who are the re-
publicans of Flathead county.
Rev. E. H. and Mrs. Cloves passed
through Kalispell last night to attend
the Episcopal convocation at Great
Falls. There was many Kalispell
friends at the depot to greet them. Mr..
C.Owes is feeling much better and it is
anticipated that he will resume his
passionate here. after the Great Falls
meeting.
The March term of the district
court had ben adjourned until today,
but telegram was received this
morning by Clerk Lang from Judge
Smith, who is in Great Falls, to ad-
journ for the term. The June term
convenes on the oath and it is likely
that there will be jury called as
there are several criminal cases and
some civil cases ready for trial.
1t seems to be understood that the
corps Of railroad surveyors who were
here few days since and were report
ca as having gone to Boomers Ferry
en- route to the Fernie coal fields, re-
ally went directly north from here, to-
ward Tobacco Plains. People who
should be in a position to know say
that this is the case, and that the true
purpose of the surveying party is to
make a survey of the proposed road
north from Kalispell to connect with
the Jennings branch.