The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-16
AROUND THE TOWN,

AKOUND Tie IVWN.
Fruit trees are all in full bloom and
the Towering orchards are beautiful
to gaze upon.
There was an enjoyable dance at
the X. of p. hall last evening, attend
ed by friends and members of the
order.
John Dahlberg returned to Great
Falls last night after having procured
the extra teams for use on his Great
Falls contracts.
Royal Highlanders will meet at
Helena tomorrow, the first district
convention for Montana. Idaho, Wash
ington and Wyoming.
Bert Schutzman, who lives in Fish
er's addition, was taken to the pest
house last night suffering with small
pOAs A4A0 uOA1C Has UCcu IL.
There will be congregational
meeting held at the Presbyterian
church next Wednesday evening, May
%, Tor the purpose of electing Il pas
tor.
Charley Aliard and his crew are
gathering the buffalo for driving to
Missoula from where they will be
carried and shipped east for Buffalo
Bills circus.
Straw hats, duck suits and fancy
shirt waists with yellow leather
girths and tennis shoes, are becoming
ly frequent on the streets Of Kalispell.
Summer is nearly here.
The pupils of the 5th and 9Th grade
of the public school, Mrs. Crane in
charge, attended in body this morn
ing the funeral of their late class
mate and companion, Lillian May
Marshall.
The rivers were very high again to-
day, though the water works were not
again put out of service. A great
many logs are running down Still
water and gang of men are kept
busy protecting the bridge.
Walter Hunt, who has been absent
in Great Falls for the past few months
has returned home to Kalispel. He
says that the other towns, though big
ger than Kalispell, are not nearly so
lively and many idle men may be
found in the cities.
Geo. Robinson had his hearing on
the charge of forgery in Judge Nc
Arthur's court yesterday afternoon
and was held in $500 bonds to the dis
trict court No bail being furnished
Robinson was again returned to the
custody of the sheriff.
Mayor Griffin returned from his
trip to Helena and Great Falls last
night. He thinks that there is a pref
ty good chance for the state board of
land commissioners to act favorably
on the petition of Flathead county to
sell the state lands here instead of
leasing them.
Fred Hartman, who drives for Con-
Ions store, had an accident tllis
morning which was very unfortunate.
He had big load of potatoes on and
in making turn the wagon cramped
too closely. going over and down, the
tongue, front WHEELS and fifth wheel
getting sadly demoralized.
Three car loads of horses from the
Bitter Root stock farms are on their
way over the Northern Pacific to New
York. They are yearling thorough.
breds from the DAILY farms, the last OF
the youngsters, sixty in number, and
will be sold at auction. DR.. Hagyard
the superintendent of the horse ranch
accompanied the shipment.
Joseph A. Roe and Miss Gratia N
Proud. two of Kalispell's we'll known
young people, were married last
evining at the residence of the groom
just north of town, in the presence OF
the immediate relatives and few
intimate friends. After the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. DIR
Morris, an elegant supper was served
The presents were both numerous and
costly.