Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-24

her home in stockett after spending the
past week in Great Falls visiting Mrs.
James Holman.
Mrs. J. O. Coldfelter and son, after
spending the day in the city shopping.
| returned Saturday afternoon to their
home at Gerber.
John Harris, prominent stockman of
Fort Benton and HighWood, arrived in
Great Falls Saturday afternoon on a
short business trip.
| r. Moran, state boiler inspector, re-
turned to Helena Saturday after spend
ing the past few days in Great Falls
transacting business.
Miss Maude Carr arrived in Great
Falls Saturday from Dillon for few
DAYS visit with friends before returning
to her home at Salem.
| Mrs. Jake Hagerson and daughter,
Miss Emma White, left Saturday after
noon for Butte to spend few days
visiting their husband and father.
Mrs. Jack Flannery left Saturday af-
ternoon for Helena for two weeks
visit with friends. Mr.. Elannery accom-
panied her, but will return tomorrow.
Miss Sophia and Miss Cecile Krebs
after spending some time in the city
the guests Of Miss Adeline Clutton left
Saturday afternoon for their home at
Belt.
Miss Helen Sederholm after spending
the past 10 weeks attending college at
Dillon was in the city Saturday for a
| brief visit while en- route to her home at
Tracy,
E. II. Churchwell. manager Of the
/ Lowry ranch for the Flowerree Horse
and Sheep company, returned to Lowry
Saturday after few days business
visit in the city.
Mrs. E. A. Sutherland stopped for a
brief visit in the city Saturday while
returning from a three weeks visit with
relatives and friends at st. Paul, to
| her home at Eden.
II. ]. Fennimore arrived in Great
Falls Saturday from Butte to spend tn
weekend here with his family. MIR
| Fennimore is stationed at Butte as an
! internal revenue officer.
| Miss Inez Robbins passed through the
! city Saturday returning to her nome IN
| Sand Coulee from Dillon where she has
been attending the summer session OF
the state normal college.
Miss Margaret McCue will leave Sun
day to return to her home at Trenton,
| n. j., after spending the past five weeks
in Great Falls visiting her cousins, Miss
Margaret and Miss Celia Curry.
| Miss Helen Lease left Friday for Sea
beck to attend the Y. w. G. A. confer
ence. Miss Lease. who is a student at
the state college at Bozeman, is a stu
dent representative at the conference.
! Miss Lillian Hamilton Of the Paris
Dry Hoods company has returned from
a two weeks trip thru the Yellowstone
national park and will leave the first of
the week for visit at points in the
east.
| Miss Vera L. Pride left Saturday af-
| ternoon for Helepa. where she will spend
Sunday with her mother and her aunt,
who are passing through the Capitol
city today on their way to eastern
points.
/ Mrs. Lawson, of Ratersberg, Idaho,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
| John A. Collins, for the past five weeks
left Saturday afternoon for LeWlstown
where she will visit relatives for a
| few weeks.
| James p. Bole, receiver of the United
| States land office at Bozeman, and edit
| or Of the Bozeman Chronicle, arrived in
Great Falls Saturday afternoon for a
| brief visit with his brother, William NJ
Bole, editor of The Tribune.
S. f. yeale, formerly auditor for II
American Society Of Equity, but who
now employed at Butte. was business
visitor in Great Falls Saturday. Mr..
1 Veale left Great Falls to accept pc
sition at Washington 2. G.. about tive
years arO.
Miss Mae Virginia Shafer left last
week for Chicago and points east, where
/ she will spend several weeks visiting
relatives and friends Miss Shafer is
one Of the prominent members Of the
Tuesday Musical club and one of the
city's talented pianists.
The following recruits were signed up
Saturday by Corporal r. r. Broughton.
officer in charge Of the Great Fails
United States army recruiting station:
Bryant Hoover of Malta, for the motor
transport corps, and Frank E. TooheJ
Of Helena for the cavalry.
Miss Eva Cox passed thru the City
Saturday returning to her home at
| Chester from Dillon where she has been