The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-11-27

to w. l.. Smith, the tailor.
Fresh apple cider at the kaIispeI
Liquor e. Tobacco company.
The Century club will meet at Mrs
Goshorn's on riday afternoon.
Mrs. f. d. Martin left Monday night
on a short visit to Spokane.
Mrs. H. S. Cannon has returned
from visit with friends in Helena
Mrs l.. E. Thompson has purchased
the Kirby residence, on the west side
for $1,000
! A handsome bell tower has been
added to the German Lutheran church
on Third avenue east.
Mrs c. w. Whips left unexpected
ly last night for st. Paul to be gone
two weeks on business.
| There will be Thanksgiving service
at Christ church on Thursday morn
ing at II o'clock. All are cordially
| invited.
L. S. Goodrich will serve a business
mems lunch from 11:45 a. m. to 2
p. m. every day at her place, 1876
Main street.
There will be a dance at Egan on
Thursday night, the proceeds going
! to purchase an organ for the benefit
of the school,
r. e. Webster, who has been in
| Helena in attendance as juror at
the federal grand jury, returned to
kalispell Sunday night.
+. N. Haines. forest supervisor
returned last night from three
weeks trip through the reserve in
the Tobacco Plains country.
| Mr.. John O'Connell of Vermillion
South Dakota, has purchase dthe
O'Meara ranch in the lower valley
and will move his family out in the
spring.
At a meeting of the kalispell Iii
brary association held on Monday il
was decided to invest 500 in new
books, the balance on hand to be
used later on. The library bali net
ted the association 5000.
The authorities as yet have fount
no trace of the two men who held III
and robbed Conductor DOlan las
Thursday night. AS no good descriI
ton of the men could be had it i
probable that they will succeed il
escaping arrest.
Swan Anderson, who recently al
rived from Minneapolis, was brough
in from Jennings Monday night an
placed in the county Jail in this cit!
Shortly after his arrival at Jenning
he became violently insane and ha
to be placed under restraint.
/, Judge c. R. Hoffman of Jenning
1 | arrived in Kalispell Monday nigh
l and returned to his home Tuesday. II
v reports that things are rather livel
at that place, but beyond the fe
daily DRINKS no important cases hay
| recently come before him for trial.
: The funeral of Patrick Manning
e who died very suddenly at his room
in the Windsor hotel few days ag
occurred Sunday afternoon. the /
S terment being in the Demersvil
& cemetery. 1t has been learned tn;
e the dead man formerly resided
r Edwald. Wash. where he left consi
y cradle property.
Up to date about half of the tot
n tax list has been paid in at the cou
n ty troasurer's office. the tax receip
d SO far amounting to about $4,000
T. Contrary to the usual custom the IA
D. road company has not as yet pa
IS | their tax, which accounts for a maj
portion of the amount yet to be I
ceived. The total tax list for Il
1t county for this year was $132.776t
n During the season of Advent, Il
Y. four Sundays before Christmas, the
le will be special series of sermon
IS preached at Christ church. In Il
a mornings the subject will be the st
ond coming of our Lord, and in Il
evenings the four last things-deat
ID Judgment. hell. heaven. Morning ST
le vice at II O'Clock and evening servi
is at 1886 O'Clock. All are cordially ",
al coined.
n. Many expressions of regret we
er heard in Kalispell this week VIII
Of word was received here that Jes
le B. Neff. a prominent resident of Ii
IT by. had died Friday afternoon
pneumonia. DR.. Macdonald went
Libby on special train. b
r. reached there too late. as death h;
le occurred before his arrival N
e, Neff had been resident of Lib
at for many years and was a partner
at the firm of Neff & Plummer
t, Mr.. j. b. Neff. one of the mo
K. prominent business men of Libh
Is died at his home at that place
n Friday evening last of pneumon
he and pleurisy. Mr.. Neff had only BET
ill for five days and his death can
as a great shock to his host
friends. Services were held at Il
at church under the auspices of Il
ct Woodmen. and the body was accol