The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-21

Dan Anchor has returned to Kalis-
months in Oregon.
A marriage license was granted |
Saturday to J. H. McMullen and
Mrs. Roxie Haun, both of this city. |
The contract for breaking the sod |
on the county poor farm has been
let to Thomas Reed for $1.85 per
acre.
James Keegan of Springfield, s. D.,
arrived in Kalispell this week with
the intention of making this valley
his future home.
Miss Helene Ingersoll of Sioux
City, Iowa, is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. John r. Listle. She will
remain for the summer in Kalispell.
Rev. o. H. Perry, recent gradu-
ate of the Nebraska university, will
take charge of the Elk Park Metho-
dist church about June Is.
]. S. Garrett, formerly with the
Mcintosh Hardware Co.of this city,
has gone to Galata where he will en-
gage in the general merchandise
business.
In letter received by his brother
I'M
"Teddy," stated that as result of
his long stay in California his health
was much improved, and that he
would return to Kalispell next
month.
Rev. R. M Craven has returned
from Dayton creek where he had
gone with the intention of holding
services last Sunday. The. extremely
bad weather, however, prevented the
services being held and the meeting
was postponed until future date.
In, recent letter to a friend in
this city James F. O'Meara stated
that he could not stand the climate
of Seattle and had gone to Spokane
to reside. He is connected with a
life insurance company in that city
and will make his future home
there.
TIE missionary committee of the
Christian Endeavor of the Presby-
terrain church will hold a social on
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Bond, 100 Fourth avenue east. An
Interesting program has been ar
ranged, and a pleasant time is an
ticipated.
The storm of last Sunday pre-
vented the game of ball between the
Kalispell and Somers teams, and
the contest was postponed until next
Sunday when they will cross bats
in this city The Somers boys have
greatly strengthened their club and
an interesting game is expected.
Louis Brown of the lower valley
had a bundle of blankets stolen by a
bold sneak thief at the depot Mon
day night. Brown was eastward
bound and had left his bedding on
the platform for few moments, and
when he returned it had vanished.
A search was instituted but without
result.
Several million feet of logs that
had been doomed at the head of the
lake near the mouth of the Flathead
river were swept out in the lake by
the high water this week and are
scattered promiscuously along the
eastern shore An effort is being
made to drive them together, but
it will be some time before the work
will be finished.
J. G.. Palmer of Minneapolis, MINI.
Deputy Supreme Chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias is in the city and
will exemplify the secret work of
the order to the local lodge tonight
The occasion will be an event in local
Pythian circles, and an invitation is
extended to all members in god
standing, whether members of the
Kalispell lodge or not to be present
At the recent meeting of the coun
ty commissioners, Harry Hamilton
was selected as superintendent tc
oversee the construction of the new
court house. The next step in the
matter will be the opening of bids
for constructing the building, furn
ishing the material, etc., and unit
that is done no further steps will be
taken, at least until the regular
quarterly meeting of the county com
missioners on June 2.