The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-07-29

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Frank Nichols left last night on a
two weeks trip to Helena, Butte and
Denver.
D. R. McGinnis has gone to Galata,
Mont, where he expects to remain
Tor some time.
John B. Martel and Hattie Cook
were married at the Baptist church |
Saturday, Rev. J. w. Falls officiating. |
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will hold a lawn social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Gill |
land, Friday night.
The library committee did not hold
their meeting last Friday night, as
was intended, and it has been post
poned until a future date.
Frank B. Goetter of Colville, Wash,
one of the stockholders of the Michi-
gan & Montana Mining company, ar
rived in Kalispell Sunday night toI
attend the stockholders meeting
A meeting of the Kalispell fire de-
partment will be held at the fire hall
Wednesday night. 1t is requested
that all members shall be present, as
business of Importance is to be trans
acted.
Amos Estey, the proprietor of the
Flathead nurseries, was in town yes
terday. He states that he has dou-
bled the capacity of his nurseries and
has the largest and finest assortment
of nursery stock ever offered to the
people of this section.
"A party of nine sheepshearers
from the east side of the range
stopped off in Kalispell Sunday, on
their way to California. They were
headed by "Tulare" Tom, who claims
to be the champion sheep shearer of
Montana.
Miss Pomeroy, Miss Elliot and
Miss Clara Pomeroy returned Sunday
night from Lake Mcdonald, where
they have been rusticating for two
weeks. The McIntire-Ferguson party
expect, to remain there for some
time.
Master Mason Macarthur has just
completed the first two-stOry stone
house ever built the valley. Port
Greig is the owner of the new house
and it is on his ranch near town.
The house, a large and roomy one,
is built of Flathead granite, from
Greigs quarry.
Dot Cherman picnic, the fourth an
nual, will be held at Anderson S
grove, near Lebert & Burns mill on
Sunday, August II. This event is
given annually under the auspices of
Bluecher lodge, Herman soehns of
Kalispell, and has always been a
roarer.
The Helena Flats school will be
taught this year by F. R. Doris, an
educator of 10 years experience. His
wife has secured the Pine Grove
school for the coming term. Mr. and
Mrs. Doris were both engaged in
school work in Iowa before coming
to Montana
The chemical fire engine ordered
by the city council some time age
has arrived, and as soon as it is
tested and found to be as ordered, il
will be accepted. The capacity Of
the new fire fighter is 55 gallons, ant
there are tanks at each side for refill
ing it in short order
Banker Peeler has a righteous kicl
coming against the careless linemel
who nearly ruined a row of youn.
shade trees on the Second stree
frontage of his home. The careless
workmen let heavy wire drop an,
drag through the tops of the younl
trees, cutting OH branches and injul
ing the trees shamefully
r. E. Hammond has been admitte
to practice before the United State
land office in all cases affecting Ian
matters. Mr. Hammond is thorough
familiar with this class of practic,
and all persons having business b.