The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-30

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Fair tonight and Wednesday. Frost tonight.
81. B. DICK. Weather Bureau.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KALISPELL BRIEFS )
G. w. Powell and j. R. Beckwith
of Essex are in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Daily of Chinook
are in the city today and will remain
here for some time.
A. P. Isenminger of Guthrie Center,
Iowa, arrived in Kalispell last night
and will visit for some time with
friends in this vicinity
Mrs. Ora Williams, daughter of
Mrs. H. burst of this city,
died in Great Falls Sunday night.
Her remains will be shipped to this
city for lnterment
All Hay left last night on a visit
to his old home in China. He expects
to be gone for several months and
will leave his business here in good
hands until he gets back.
The train robber scare is still in
evidence and each passenger train is
heavily guarded between Kalispell
and Havre. There have been numer-
GUS rumors of suspicious parties seen
in the mountains, but as yet no overt
act has been committed.
A light engine jumped the track
near Summit Saturday and rolled in
the ditch, slightly injuring both the
fireman and engineer. The latter,
L N. Fox, of this city, was quite
badly bruised, but fortunately es-
capped without serious injury
The September term of the district
court convened Saturday morning,
but no business of Importance out
side of granting several DEGREES of
divorce has been done The jury
will not be called until the latter part
of the term, and perhaps not at ALL
If not the few criminal cases will go
over until the next term.
Never in many years, say the old
full in the mountains as at present
1t is common sight for hunters to
meet the festive bruin while in the
hills, and reports from the vicinity
of Paoli and other points in the
mountains state that the deer have
been chased high up the mountains
as result of the many bear in the
foothills.
Engineer Hall had his eyes badly
injured by the bursting of the lubri-
Gator while his engine was near
Blackfoot, Saturday night, and it was
a. first thought that his sight was
lost. DR.. Houston was summoned
and found that while Mr. Halls eyes
were badly burned by the hot oil, the
sight was not affected, and with care
the injured man will soon be able to
use his eyes again.
The contest cases of the govern
ment against several residents of To-
bacco Plains for violation of the des-
ert land entry laws were held before
Justice Copeland, at Gateway, this
week 1t will be several weeks and
perhaps months before a decision is
reached, as all the testimony will
have to be reviewed by the interior
department at Washington, D. c., be-
fore a decision is reached.
The initiation team of the Wood
men lodge of this city went down to
Somers Saturday night, on invitation
of the lodge of that place, and intro
duced three new members to the
mysteries of woodcraft. Besides the
drill team, numerous other members
of the Kalispell lodge were present
and all were treated with the marked
hospitality for which the town at the
head OF the lake is becoming famous
William T. Carpenter was granted
a decree of divorce from Mary C
Carpenter in the district court yester
day, on the grounds of desertion. Ii
his complaint Carpenter stated tina
they were married at Dayton, Ohio
July 8, 1891, and he alleges that OF
April 80, 1901, she deserted him with
out cause and has since lived apar
from him. The defendant did no
put in an appearance at the time tn,