The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-10-09

w. P. Snow of the O'Brien Lumber
company has gone to st. Paul on
business trip.
Mike Budwan was fined IS by JUS
tice Macarthur yesterday for carry
ing concealed weapons
A school benefit entertainment will
be given at the Demersville school
house next Saturday night.
The last day for the payment of
taxes is November 80, instead of Dec
ember 81. as published last week.
Charley Walker of the West hotel,
who has been stopping at his home
stead at Tobacco Plains for the past
night. He reports everything at the
plains as being on the boom.
John T. Stewart, Geo. H. Shaw
and p. w. Rooth, members of the
United States geological survey party
who have been in the St. Mary's lake
country for several months, were in
the city for short time Sunday.
Marquis Ito, prime minister Of JAP
an, accompanied by his suite, passed
through Kalispell Sunday night on
his way to Washington. ID. c.. The
party travelled in the private car of
General Passenger Agent F. I. Whit
ney of the Great Northern, which
had been placed at their disposal.
Forest Supervisor Haines, who re-
Gently returned from trip over the
Flathead forest reserve, reports
about three feet of snow on the range
near the Canadian boundary. He
states that all danger from fires is
now past and that the damage sus-
tanned from that cause the past year
is small.
There will be a special meeting of
the library association at the parish
house in rear of Episcopal church
next Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the annual ball for the ben
oft Of The library. A full attendance
Of members and others interested is
requested.
G. +. Proctor Of Dayton was in the
city Monday. Naturally Mr.. Proctor
is feeling elated at having won out
against the kootenai Indians in the
land contest recently decided and
is confident that if the case should
be appealed to the interior depart
nent that the latter will see the JUS
tice of his suit.
An indication of the rapid increase
in population of Kalispell the past
year is found in the number of chill
dren of school age as tableted by the
school census just recently complet-
ed as compared with the census of
last year. One year ago there were
about 1900 children of school age
while this year shows there were
fully 1900. These figures are not
exact but are approximately correct
Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. T. Hanson left
Sunday night for Denver, Colo,
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Hanson has been the linotype
| operator in the Bee Office for the
| past six months and leaves to accept
a similar position on one of the Den
yer papers. During their residence
in Kalispell Mr. and Mrs. Hanson
gained many friends who. while re-
GREETING their departure, extend best
wishes for them in their new home
Dr. w. H. Campbell came over
from Helena Thursday evening,
| where he has been attending the
meeting of the state medical board,
| and remained until this morning to
visit with old friends. The doctor
is now located at Kalispell. where he
| is enjoying lucrative practice. Evil
dence of the hard work he has done
since leaving this city is found in the
fact that his physical condition shows
| a decided decrease, but he is enjoy
| ing the best of health and is highly
| pleased with his new location
| iVinoctnO Entnrrricn