The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-09


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Observation-Disclosures
AROUND. THE TOWN.
Miss Agnes Hoover, who has been
visiting in Spokane, returned to Kali
ispell last night.
]. J. Tetrault, of Tobacco Plains. is
in town for supplies for the Great Nor.
them surveying parties.
There are six cases of diphtheria at
Ashley and the disease is beginning to
be epidemic at that place.
The fire department will hold bust.
ness meeting at the fire hall tonight.
All members are expected to attend.
A. L. Jaqueth, who has the contract
to survey several townships in the
country around Libby, has returned to
Kalispell.
Mrs. Fox, living near Echo school
house on the east side of the river,
died yesterday. Her funeral took
place today.
Chris Anderson was arrested for be-
ing drunk last night and will have his
trial before Justice Macarthur this af-
ternoon at o'clock.
Miss Eva Turner of Everett, Wash,
who has been visiting her cousin,
Geo. Turner, of this city, for a few
days, has gone to Botteneau, N. D.
At a meeting of the city school
board held in the school house last
night w. G. Gillette of Cheney, WASH,
was elected principal of the city
schools for the ensuing term.
l.. Lewis Goldberg of Cleveland, O.,
and Miss Doris Killmer of Spokane
were married in the clerk of courts
Office yesterday afternoon. Justice
Macarthur performing the ceremony
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Therriault
left for Tobacco Plains yesterday to
serve a bench warrant upon VIM. AM
brose who was drawn as a juror for
the present term of court, but failed
to appear when his name WIS acalled.
G. H. Grubb has brought suit
against the county for fees as assist
ant county attorney in the Patton
murder case. He put in a bill for
$3.50 as counsel fees and was allowed
$3.50 by the commissioners.
Bill Madden, who is alleged to be
one of the bandits that held up the
Great Northern passenger near Malta
few days ago, was seen by differ
ent persons in Kalispell but a few
days before the robbery occurred.
VIM. WEIGH, who was run in for va
grancy and begging on the stree; 5,
and one of the bellies of the bad lands
who was arrested for soliciting, will
have their trials this afternoon. The
former at 4 o'clock and the latter at 8.
A pass over the summit was located
by J. J. Tetrault, with the first party
of engineers who left here last week
for Tobacco Plains. The pass is about
so miles from Kalispell and close to
the Stryker ranch, leaving an easy
grade to the Kootenai river.
Second Vice Grand Master Wilson of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men is In the city and will speak at
the opera house tonight. His lecture
will be on the trials of the life of
fireman and will be illustrated by a
number of kaleidoscope pictures.
The boys in the Missoula Mercan-
tile company have accepted the chal-
lengt of the X. M. Clerks for a game
of ball to be played tomorrow even
ing. It will be game worth coming
miles to see and will be played after
supper time, when the nightly COOL
ness approaches.
A bout at the club rooms ON the w.
s. A. c. last night, between VIM. Pc
terson and Joe Rogan, a colored boy.
was q rafting affair. Ten rounds