The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-24
AROUND THE TOWN,

James Conlan is still quite i'll, con.
fined to his bed.
G. Julian of Cut Bank was a Bee
caller yesterday.
J. M. Grist, of Columbia Falls, was
in Kalispell Tuesday.
Lew Switzer is gradually recover
ing and is able to sit up.
r. L. Firestone, of Libby, was Wis
itor in Kalispell yesterday
w. l.. Bowers, of St. Paul. is visit
ing his customers here today.
Mr.. and Mrs Peplow gave card
party Tuesday evening to a few
friends.
Claud Porter. telegraph operator
at Summit was visitor in Kalispell
Wednesday,
The two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Lebert is very sick with ty-
phoid fever
d. R. Peeler has gone to Helena,
probably in the interests of his sena-
torial boom.
D. F. Fotheringham, prominent
contractor of Spokane, is registered
at the West.
A. Binnard, D. H. Binnard, j. w.
Close and e. Drew, all of Spokane
are at the West.
County Superintendent Fannie l..
Spurck, visited the school in Batavia
district, yesterday
AS mark Of respect to the queen
the flag on the West hotel was placed
at half mast yesterday.
The next meeting of the ChautaL-
qua circle will be held at the home of
Mr.. j. H. Williams.
William Vandeveer and T. O. Es-
tehagen, of Columbia Falls, were Wis
itors in Kalispell yesterday.
Sam Wallace is operator in the
Western Union Office these days, re-
lieveing Miss Myers, who is ill.
George Allen, of Troy, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Allen is deputy
sheriff for the west end of the coun-
ty.
Robert Elder, with the Fairbanks
Morse company, is here on business
with the John OBrien Lumber com-
pany.
w. j. and J. A. White, business
men of Livingston, are in Kalispell.
The gentlemen expect to erect
building and locate here.
Henry Bird, who was severely in
jured at Reeds mill some weeks ago,
was in town yesterday on his way to
AL. Ingram's ranch where he will re-
main until he is entirely recovered.
Dan Bryan, the man who robbed
John Goes salOnn and who had to
be shot down by Officer Eckwright be-
fore he would surrender, has so far
recovered from his wound that he
will be given hearing today before
Justice Sullivan.
The Sons of Hermann ball next Sat.
urday night promises to be the usual
success. The prizes to be awarded
are on exhibition in Phil Jacobys
window and are certainly handsome
enough to stimulate the best endeav.
ors of the contestants.
Sheriff c. NJ. Prescott, of Missoula
county, was in town Tuesday after
Antoine Demers, who was arrested yy
Sheriff Hand upon word from Missou-
la. Demers is wanted for shooting
a man on the reservation. The victim
IS very bad off and may not recover
George Hurlburt and Harry Lenox
accused of stealing a grip from Gus
Heller, will have their hearing before
Justice Sullivan tomorrow. The defen-
dants would have been tried some
time ago but were tied up in Jail by
the smallpox quarantine of that in
stitution.
Frank Anderson. accused of steal
ing some tools from John F. William
was given hearing before Justice
Sullivan yesterday. Anderson had
disposed of the stolen property to a
local second hand dealer. He was
found guilty and given 80 days in the
county Jail and fine of $25.
According to the number of patents
being filed for record these DAYS.
there seems to be good prospects that
the assessment for this year will cas-
lily reach $5,O00,000. And if the con
templated railway extensions are
made this year the assessment next
year will place this county in high
er class and the county officials will
get another raise in salary.