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Contributions to the Historical Society of Montana . THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND MANSE AT KALISPELL. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HISTORY. 425 sisted of seven members. This cliureli was afterwardsmerged into the First Presbyterian Chnreh of Kalispel],which was organized with 17 members, August 13, points where I had Sabbath-schools or held preachingser\ices are now occupied by the Methodists. I startedthe work at Brochen, Fairview and Pine Grove, which nowhave chapels. I also organized a Presbyterian church at Ijibby, wherewe held the first religious services. Ashley, Kalispell andLibby are
Contributions to the Historical Society of Montana . THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND MANSE AT KALISPELL. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HISTORY. 425 sisted of seven members. This cliureli was afterwardsmerged into the First Presbyterian Chnreh of Kalispel],which was organized with 17 members, August 13, points where I had Sabbath-schools or held preachingser\ices are now occupied by the Methodists. I startedthe work at Brochen, Fairview and Pine Grove, which nowhave chapels. I also organized a Presbyterian church at Ijibby, wherewe held the first religious services. Ashley, Kalispell andLibby are the only churches I organized in the Flath-^adValley. We once had a genuine Indian scare. In March, 1888,Judge Lynch hung two Indians to a tree on the bank of MieFlathead river. At a T dance in Tobacco PLii 1= someIndians got drunk and told how the fall before they hadkilled and burned the bodies of three prospeciors )ii ^^ olfCreek. A squaw told a white store keepjer of the reportedcrime. Two of the four criminals were hung, one escaped,but was hu
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