The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-26

from weeks visit in Libby.
P. " Stevens and wife of Dayton
creek were in the city Sunday.
Mrs. D. A. Raymond, accompanied
by her son, is visiting in this city.
Mrs Pittwood will sing the latest
memorial to the late President Nc
Kinley.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Allen arrived in
the city Monday from their home at
Tobacco Plains.
born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Smith
yesterday morning.
DR.. Morrow has moved to the resi-
dence formerly occupied by Joe
Snyder, On Third avenue east.
Mrs. Tillie Hewett left Monday
night on an extended visit to friends
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
John Johnson, a native of Den
mark, was granted his final naturali-
cation papers by Judge Smith yester-
day.
J. K. Miller, the Columbia Falls
attorney, was in the city Monday in
attendance at the session of the dis
trict court.
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday,
and special services have been ar
ranged for at the different churches
in Kalispell.
J. H. Chester of Libby, a native of
Canada, was admitted to citizenship
by Judge Smith in the district court
Monday morning.
G. A. Bailey, who has been visiting
with L. Tinkel for some time, re-
turned to his home in Correctionville
Iowa, Sunday night.
Lyman Merriman and AL Higgins
who are engaged in mining in the
West Fisher district, are in the city
on few days visit.
Jasper Jewell, collector of customs
at Gateway, who has been in this
city for several days, will return tc
that place tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Busey anG
daughter of Memphis, Mo-, arrived il
Kalispell Saturday night and viii
make this city their future home.
J. L. Murphy of Gateway was il
the city on business trip this week
He states that things are rather quie
at that place just now, but that {
boom is expected when spring opens
Joe Snyder and family have re
moved to Spokane to make their flu
ture home. Mr.. Snyder will have
charge of an engine on the Grea
Northern running out of that city.
A plat of a new township, % north
range 80 west, was received by tn
land office in this city this week
The township lies north of the Yves
Fisher mining region and is crosse
by the trail leading from Libby t.
the gold country.
At Christ church there will be serv
ices this week on Thursday and FIR
day mornings at 1920 o'clock. Their
will be special services on. Easte
day at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. TIL
church will be beautifully decorate
and the music is being specially pre-
pared for the occasion. The pro
gram of the services will appear i
the Saturday issue.
The body of Arthur Tompkins, VIII
died very suddenly at the hospits
Friday afternoon, was taken t
Minot, N D., Sunday night. Mr.. an
Mrs. Tompkins and daughter an
Miss Taylor, Mrs. Tompkins siste
accompanied the remains. Mr.. Toni
kins will return to Kalispell the las
of the week, but Mrs. Tompkins an
family will make their home &
Minot.
Fred Moynihan, an employee {
Lenox Edge, lost his life wh4.e a
tempting to cross the Flathead rive
at Holt last Tuesday evening. 1t we
after dark when he made the rash a
tempt and there being no boats ne;
the listeners on shore who heard h
struggles III the water were unab
to go to his assistance. The rive
was dragged for his body, but it Wa
not found until Sunday. 1t W;
brought to Kalispell and was burie
today.
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