The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-26
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From six until nine o'clock on Sun
day morning buggies and vehicles of
all kinds, laden with happy people
and we'll filed lunch baskets were
seen going in every direction. MI
merous families and their friends
went out for the day and ate their
lunches near some stream under the
tall pine trees. The day was abso-
lutely perfect, and it is not to be Won
dered at, that so many took adj
vantage of the fine weather and spent
the day with smiling nature.
Mrs. Eckles of Helena is visiting
her mother, Mrs. ]. ]. Kelley.
Miss Louise Adron of Des Moines
is the guest of Mrs. P. L. Forcum.
Miss Minnie Tate will entertain
some of her young friends on Friday
afternoon.
Miss Sadie Shaffer will spend few
days at her ranch near Nyack before
S hool commences.
The dance given at the opera house
on Friday night was largely attended
and a great success.
Mr.. Philip Jacoby is contemplating
a trip to New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, about September first.
Colonel and Mrs. Moore entertain
ed a number of her friends at cards
last Thursday evening.
MI Charles Norquist expects to
leave here some time this week for an
extended trip in the east.
Miss E. Frances Ferguson has been
on the sick list since her return from
Lake Mcdonald.
Mrs. P. H. Munns of st. Paul who
has been a guest of Mrs Klinck this
summer has gone to Lake Mcdonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Fischel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Knight, Mr.. G. G. McCadley, wife
and son are having an outing at
Warm Springs.
Mr.. w. ]. Lay, of Winnipeg, Wis
iting W. H. Portman. The Portmans
have recently moved into the home
of Mr.. an Mrs Trail.
Mr., j. F. Pomeroy, Of HI lton, Kan
sas, and his daughter returned here,
after spending a few days on the
shore of Lake Mcdonald.
Judge Smith returned from Taco
ma Sunday night, bringing with him
his niece Miss Smith who will make
/ her home with them.
Two of Kalispells society matrons
were out of town last week, taking
up timber claims. This is rather un
usual but more should emulate theil
example.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Norquist, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Burnett, Miss Mary
Teeple of st. Paul, and Mr. Sam Hill
burn spent Sunday picnicking at Bac
Rock canyOni
Mr. and Mrs. James Brodericl
= have gone to the coast, Looping tt
benefit Mrs Broderick by the chang
in climate She has been very i'll TO
the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Walsh an
daughter are camping at West Fishe
creek. They will return to Helen
via Kalispell and visit here, bein
the guests of MI and Mrs. Ere
Whiteside.
The dance to be given by the Al
League, Friday night at the Oper
> house. promises to be a great SUI
u cess. The funds will be used fo
framing the pictures III JEe puDli
Y schools.
. Now and then some of the oil
friends of DR.. Read, formerly of TIL
D place, hear from him. He has bee
u studying in Berlin, Germany, for til
past year and is now travelling
d Turkey
"a BIG MILL ITEMS.
Correspondence
"a Ex-Mayor Griffin and Commission
Gregg of Kalispell were calling {
= friends here Tuesday.
. James Dockstadter is at the Kali
pell hospital receiving medical tres
ment He has been in moor heal