The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-19

z Cor. Main and First Sts.,
: Kalispell, Montana.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Duck hunters are finding some
aocks Of the migratory fowl along the
secluded sloughs, but they are not
many.
J. H. Conrad, brother of C. E.
Conrad, is visiting the family in Kali
ispell. Mr.. ]. H. Conrad has been
at Hot Springs, Ark, during the win.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Roberts, of
Prescott, Mich, friends of Contractor
Fletcher, came in from the east last
night with the intention Of locating in
the valley.
Walter Tanner came up from Big
Fork yesterday to meet his mother and
relatives who have arrived from Hot
Springs, s. D., and will make their
home at Big Fork.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in special session on April
26 and ~, to appoint trustees in road
districts where no election. has been
held, and to act on unfinished matters
which have been properly brought be-
fore the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cusick, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hanning, of Burbank, S.
D., have arrived in Kalispell for the
purpose Of locating. They are we'll
TODD people and will take their time
in making a selection for their future
homes in this valley.
NJ. Conrow, a young professional
man, whose home is in Livingston, and
who is particular friend Of Henry
Hilburn, is in the city for the pur-
pose of getting acquainted and look
ing over the field with the view of To-
eating. He is lawyer.
The stills for the second new build
ing that McC. Wininger is having con-
structed on Second street and First
avenue east, were laid today and the
frame work is being put together rap
idly. The store room is to be occu
pied by a new hardware firm.
A Guthrie, of st. Paul, one of the
chief construction contractors of the
Great Northern railroad, came from
the west on President Hills special
this morning, and is making a stop
at Kalispell which may be extended
for several days as he has considera
BILE business on hand.
Colonel Charles Walker grasped the
opportunity to become hero yester
day afternoon, when a runaway team
hove in sight, the ocacupants clingine
in terror to the seats and horses Just
letting themselves out. The colone
stopped the team just in the nick d
time and probably saved several lives
d. ]. Plume, who owns the splen
did farm on the western edge of towr
in the suburb of Shirley, would like
to apprehend the villain who perform
ed such malicious mischief there one
night this week. The cowardly GILL
went into the field, where the seeders
were standing, cut all the rubber hose
from the drills, stole the lynch pin!
and clevices and carried the whole
works off.
Two cars loaded with farm machin
cry and household effects of tn,
Brannan-Barry colony, arrived from
North Dakota last night. Mr.. Bar
ry and several of the hardy younge
members of the party were in charge
Among other necessaries they brough
ten head of cows and ten head o
horses and are in the finest shape t,
commence ranching on large scale
They have already selected a location
and expect to harvest a crop thi
year.
A visit to the works of the F1athea'
brick company which was recently ir
E corporated, showed considerable acti,
ity in the plant. A force of men an
teams are working. getting the clay i
readiness for handling and some kiln
are already being built for firing. TIL
amount of building which is now ge'
ting underway will require many tho1