The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-12-11
the birds, but was detected and
placed under arrest.


j. +. Henry and A. r. Gibson OF
Libby were in Kalispell Sunday.
The bridge across the saltwater
river has been closed for repairs this
week.
c. H. Poss of Columbia Falls was
in the city on business trip this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lewis of Jen.
nings were in Kalispell for few days
last week.
w. d. Stoner of Great Falls was in
the city on business IT, :, for il few
days this week.
Mrs. w. G. Whips and daughter
returned Saturday night from a short
visit to St. Paul.
l.. p. Merriman. brother of Mrs.
&c. NJ. Houtz of this city, arrived in
| kalispeil Monday night.
| Mrs. Tom kerwin of Great Falls
arrived in Kalispell this week and
will make this city her future home
the Tobacco Plains road all but the
necessary traffic has been abandoned.
JnO. E. Lewis of Columbia Falls
was initiated into the mysteries of
Elkdom by the local lodge Monday
night.
Mrs. Chas. Rogers, who has been
visiting Mrs. 4. G. Hand for some
time, returned to her home in Min
neapolis Monday night.
Mrs. Henry Boyer of Grand Forks,
N. D., arrived in Kalispell last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer will make their
future home in this city.
w. M. Atkinson, state manager Of
the Royal Milling company, with
headquarters at Great Falls. arrived
IN kallSpell Monday night.
Out of the 48 cases of violations of
the state game law mentioned in the
annual report of State Game Warden
Scott, 16 were from Flathead county.
Mr.. &. II. Adams, who has been in
a sanitarium at Battle Creek, Mi,h.,
for several weeks, returned to Ka!is-
pell Monday night. His health is Il Nv
much better than formerly.
G. J. Evans, one of the founders
of Gateway, was in the city from that
place Monday. He reports every.
thing in that section of the county as
being very lively and business good
G. II. Smith, the express messenger
of this city, has gone to St. Louis to
serve as witness at the trial OF Ben
Fitzpatrick, the suspected train rob
, Der under arrest in that city. The
trial will commence tomorrow.
Lee Tunk was arrested at Bear
Creek last week on the charge of ma
licious mischief in setting forest fires
on the Flathead reserve. He was
brought to Kalispell Sunday night by
Deputy Sheriff Howard. His prelim
, mary trial will be held later.
The school moneys for the month
of December are apportioned by the
county commissioners has been re
ceived by the county superintendent
Of schools and is being parcelled out
into the different districts. The
amount is much smaller than usua
, this year. and will be about $3.50 pei
! capita.
Papers in the case of the city o.
Kalispell VS.. H. F. Scott were filed
+ in the clerk of courts Office last week
r Scott is charged with disturbing the
a peace, and when tried on that charg.
b he was found guilty and fined $50. Hi.
{ attorney took an appeal and the cas-
will be tried at the December tern
of the district court. On the 9TH o
; last November Scott and number o
r others became involved in a row owe
r a game of cards. and he left hi
I marks on the face of one of the par
:, Elephants, with the result that he wa,
t arrested and fined and appealed from
t the decision of the Justice.