Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-02
SPRAY OF THE FALLS

Piano for rent, Orton Bros.-Adv.
A. H. Furman came in from Augusta
Wednesday on business.
J. H. Gillette of Belt was business
visitor in Great Falls Wednesday,.
Raymond Gallus was business visitor
in the city Wednesday from Eden.
Miss Della NJ. Gamble of Genou was
visiting in Great Falls Wednesday,
T.. A. Sell arrived in the city Wednes-
day noon from Lehigh on business.
j. A. Ewald came in from Sand Coulee
Wednesday on a short business mission.
Samuel Quinn. of Chicago, is spend
ing few days III the city on business.
George A. Mann came in from Portage
Wednesday for a short business visit.
Cornelius Colbenson. of Portage, was
a business visitor in the city Wednes-
day
r. A. Meagher came in from Choteau
Wednesday morning for q few days busi-
ness visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hay were bust
ness visitors in the city "Wednesday from
Raynesford.
George w. Fields spent Wednesday in
Great Falls from Square Butte transact
ing business. {
Doctor Lakey has resumed practice
Office 2O3 Ford Bldg. Phone 6649, resi-
dence phone cool
Mrs Frank Conger and Miss Mena
Conger were shopping in the city We'd
nesday from Simms.
DR.. George H. Putney has reopened
offices at 500 First National Bank build
ing. Phone 74SS.-Adv.
cf in
the city Wednesday being called here as
a witness in law suit.
p j. Greene was among the out-of-
town business visitors in Great Falls
Wednesday from Geyser.
A. Hunt returned to his ranch near
Portage Wednesday night after a brief
business visit in the city.
William Crouch left with a car of
settlers effects for Brant, Alta, where
he plans to make his home.
d. j. keyes of Joplin left Wednesday
morning for Wetaskwin, Canada, on
several weeks business trip.
C. J. Carson and W. e. Jonsen came
in from Geraldine Wednesday afternoon
on brief business mission. |
Mrs. B. A. Roll. of Choteau. passed
through the city Wednesday on her way
to Hardin to make her home.
Harry ]. Phillips of Sweet Grass left
Wednesday morning for Edmonton, Alta,
for few weeks business visit
J. @. Taylor and Z. H. Lott Of Boze-
man arrived in the city Wednesday af-
ternoon on a short business trip.
Lloyd f. Holzberger left Tuesday for
Chicago where he will take up his studies
in the Northwestern school Of dentistry.
II D. Horner. Of Lambert passed
through the city Wednesday on his way
| to Frazier Lake Alberta. to locate up
on land.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Halyor Frederickson and
son. Theodore Of Great Falls left We'd
nesday morning for Spirit River. Canada,
to seek land.
| d. C Whitcomb and son. Charles, Of
this city left Wednesday morning for
Edmonton. Alta, where they plan to
locate upon land.
Percy 4. Dodds, member Of the lower
house Of the legislature from Flathead
county. came in from Whitefish for d
brief business visit.
George Burke formerly Of Glasgow,
but who is now making his home at
Plentywood, is III the city for a few
days business visit.
ia Byrum. \ prominent stockman of
tlHSeDW, arrived IN TfeaI 4 ais iuekdHT
and is spending a few days here looking
after business affairs.
w B. Wiley, supervisor If the Jef-
ferson National Forest left Wednesday
afternoon on an inspection trip through
the Snowy mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. James leighton. Of
Choteau. left Wednesday afternoon for
Long Beach. Cal. where they plan to
reside for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Fielding. Of Seattle,
passed through Great Falls Wednes-
day on their way to Butte for two
weeks visit with friends.
W H. Robertson returned to his
ranch at Floweree Wednesday evening
after spending the day in the city at
tending to business matters.
Adolph Rachac, who has been with the
Pondera Drug company at Conrad has
accepted cIerkship with the Wheeler
Drug company of this city.
Mr. and Mrs E. r. Raymond arrived
in the city Wednesday afternoon from