The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-11-28
/. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
KALISPELL BRIEFS

5 KALISPELL BRIEFS 5
Ehe %dni
EHNlgY9 2sl Vl3XlsW8@ ,
Cyril Mcintosh, eldest son of Mrs. !
L. Mcintosh, has been seriously i'll for
the past week.
Charles G. Hall and Emma Worden,
both of this city, were granted a mar
Giage license Thursday.
Frank Gadow has returned from
an extended visit with relatives at
his old home in Wiegand, Neb.
DR.. ]. T. Robinson of Columbia
Falls was renewing his many Kalis-
pell acquaintance Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The jury for the December term of
the district court will be called next
Wednesday, when the first criminal
case of the term will be l'ied.
Work las been commenced on the
extension of the water mains on
Third avenue west, from the corner
of Fifth street, south to Eighth
street.
R. e. Hammond of this city will be
one of the applicants examined by
the state supreme court next Monday
for certificate emitting MIN to prac-
tice law
J. D. Fem, Superintendent of forest
reserves, was in the city this week
He has just returned from tour of
inspection over the Lewis and Clarke
and Flathead reserves.
Tuesday afternoon was a record
breaker in the divorce line in the
clerk of courts office, no less than
three applications for freedom being
fled In each case the plaintiffs were
women.
Alvelda Cole has commenced ac-
ton in the district court, asking for
a divorce from Isaac N. Cole, on the
grounds of cruelty and non-support
They were married at Clear Spring
Md, February 8, 1897.
r. e. Hammond, of Kalispell, has
made application for permit tc
practice law in the state, and vii
appear before the supreme court al
Helena, December 3, to take the regu
lar semi-annual examination.
Frank Reid of Inverness, Scotland
stopped off in Kalispell this week
to visit with his old country friend
Major G. M. Walker of the West no
tel. Mr.. Reid was on his way t.
British Columbia, to look after hi
interests there.
C. F. Newell of Twin Bridges, stat
commander of tie Knights OF the Mac
cabees, addressed the members of tn
local lodge at the regular meeting
last night. His remarks We're de
voted to the good of the order, AM
were of a most entertaining and in
structive nature.
The regular quarterly teachers e1
animation commenced this mornin
and will continue throughout the da
tomorrow Owing to the ThanksgiN
ing holidays the schools of the cit
are closed and the examination
largely attended, The meetings ar
held in the court room.
Anna j. Swenson has commence
divorce proceedings in the distric
court from Nels Swenson on tn
grounds of desertion. They were ma
ried in Scherrebeck, Germany, JAM
airy %, 1888, and she alleges that O
December o. 1897, he deserted he
and has since remained apart. Sr
asks for a decree of divorce and til
custody of the two minor children.
H. X. Edwards, one of the sta
warts of the real unpleasantness
GIGS, is wintering on his homestea
near Bolton, and has a fine piece
timber. Mr.. Edwards is nearly
years of age, but he left the Soldier
home at Columbia Falls two yea
ago, and has been ruStling for himSe
with the trifling aid of the pensic
bureau, and could make a pref
good fight for Uncle Sam yet.
zSSSSSSSSSS: