The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-02-19

The Modern Woodmen of Tobacco
Plains are preparing to give dance
and supper February FL.
Edith Crawford of Minot, N. D., ar
rived in Kalispell this week and will
make this city her home.
Clarence Shipley and Emma Ennis
were granted marriage license by
the clerk of the court last week.
G. e. Proctor and G. L. Cromwell
of Dayton were in the city this week
on business with the county commits
sioners.
Royal Knapp, who has been attend
ing school in Ohio for several
months, has returned to his home in
this city.
Commissioner Dave Greig, who has
been experimenting the construction
Of the new wagon bridge at Bolton,
has returned to Kalispell.
Mrs. Thomas Dawson, who has
been visiting for some time with MI.
and Mrs. Thomas Shea, will return to
her home at Midvale tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank of Minot, N. D.,
who have been in the city for few
days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ia. F. Tompklns have returned to
their homes.
J. L. Thurman, teacher Of the Troy
school, has returned to his home In
Kalispell. The school at that place
has been closed on account Of scare
ity OF funds.
George A. Ottawa and Anna L. OF
tawa of Libby were in the city this
week on business pertaining to the
estate of their mother, who died q
short time ago.
Julia Thomas has commenced d1
vorce proceedings in the district
court agains Charles Thomas, on the
RrOuHu OI uSSSIClOA. L liz SOuPAS wa
married in Manitoba in 1888.
The March term of the district
court will convene in this city on the
oath of next month. A number o.
criminal cases are on the docket an(
the session will be of unusual inter
est.
The east bound passenger trains
have been very late so far this week
Sunday nights No. being II hours
late. Snow slides and washouts IL
the Cascade mountains caused the
delay.
Among the horticulturists from
this county who are in attenance a
the state meeting in Missoula, ar
Mrs. Ingalls, and daughter, Free
Whiteside, J. A. Fossum, o. o. Este!
and others.
David R. McGinnis left for st. Pau
this week on business connected will
the oil contract recently signed b.
the United States Oil and Fuel com
pany and the Kalispell Oil and Devel
- opment company.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Russell arrived
in the city from Lewistown thi
week. Mr.. Russell is well known il
this city and was but recently mar
ried to one of the leading young la
dies of Lewistown.
Fred Cross of Butte arrived in Kal
ispell this week and has takel
charge of the mechanical department
of the City shoe store. Mr.. Cross i
an experienced workman and will b.
a decided addition to the store.
The report of Chief of Police John
son for the month of January show
that the police of Kalispell made 4
arrests last month. OF this 35 wer
for offenses against the laws of tn
city, and 10 for offenses against tn
laws of the state.
H G.. Pomeroy and Miss Maude A
Ferguson, the we'll known young pee
pie of this city were quietly Marie
at the Baptist church Saturday night
Rev. ]. w. Falls performing the cere
mony. The affair had been kept yer
quiet and came as surprise to tn
many friends of the contracting pal
ties in this city. Mr.. Pomeroy is
brother of Judge G. W. Pomeroy an
is well known in business circles @
the city.