Antisemitic flyers distributed in Kalispell

Walter Rowntree thought it was a piece of trash at first glance.

The Kalispell resident grabbed the plastic bag, weighted with rice and containing a folded piece of paper, from his front walk on the morning of Sunday, Nov. 26, and glanced around. When he spotted the same package in the front yards of several of his neighbors, he took it inside.

“I opened it up, of course this was over breakfast, and I was rather horrified,” Rowntree said of the flyer, which draws on an antisemitic conspiracy theory about the media.