Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-30
SPRAY Of THE FALLS.

Emergency stove backs at Barry
Adv.
P. ]. Ryan is visiting relatives in
Iowa.
James CarlIle is visitor in the city
from his ranch near the mouth of Hound
creek.
Rev. John n. Chestnut. D. D., left
the city Monday for visit in Newcas-
tie, KY.
Mrs. G. B. Bowe left Tuesday for
Butte, where she will remain for q
few days.
Mrs. H. F. Beale of Missoula, who has
been guest in the city, returned to her
home early in the week.
Mrs. Fletcher Maddox returned early
in the week from California, where she
had been for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steller will leave
Thursday morning for Canada, where
they will spend their vacation.
Fl. D. Skinner and f. E. Crunne of
Cande, n. D., are visitors in the city
and are registered at Hotel Rainbow.
Senator J. NJ Burlingame has return
ed to the city from Portland, where he
has been attending the Shriners conven-
tion.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Harlan of Brown
ing are in Great Falls on a brief busi-
ness visit and are stopping at the Park
hotel.
Mrs. Rose Gore Mayes has left for
her home in Anaconda after spending
the past few days visiting Miss Mae
Taylor.
Hawley Wymond, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. p. Wymond, has returned from the
University of Washington at Seattle,
where he is a student to spend the sum-
mer with his parents.
t. w. Rorke, an attorney of Brown
ing, and his bride of Grand Forks, n d.,
moon in Great Falls. They left for
Browning Tuesday evening.
Mrs Joseph Whyatt, who has been
the guest of her father. Patrick Hig
gins, left Sunday for Seattle where she
will join her husband. Together they
will 60 to California to make their home.
Miss Jessie Rich and Miss Sarah f.
Dickinson left Monday morning for
the Canadian Rockies, where they will
spend their vacation. They will viist
Banff Lake Louise and the Arrow
lakes.
Mrs. W. G. Hofeldt and daughter,
Helen, left Tuesday for Toledo, o.,
where they will visit Mrs. Hofeldt's sis
ter Mrs. Alice Sibley They will visit
in Illinois and Iowa before returning to
Great Falls.
Mrs. Sam Stephenson who has been
spending several days in the city will
return to her ranch on Highwood creek
today. She will be accompanied by Mrs.
". W. Cheely, who will be her guest at
the ranch for a few lays.
NJ. McCusker Of Wolf Point. nomin-
ated by the Nonpartisan and labor
leagues convention last week for con-
gress from the Second Montana dis
with the leaders of these organizations.
A. X: Prescott, the well known sheep
man of Helena, who was in the city
Tuesday on his way to his home
after visit to his sheep ranch at Sweet
Grass. He reports that shearing is in
progress at his ranch and that he is
getting an exceptionally fine quality of
wool
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Thelen and chill
dren returned to Great Falls last week.
Mrs. Thelen and the children have been
,apolis, st. Paul and Fargo, for about
seven weeks. They were joined by Mr..
Thelen in Fargo, who accompanied them
F. home.
Herman G. Lescher, vice president Of
the American Bank & Trust company,
was in Power Tuesday on business. He
says that the farmers in that section
are well pleased with the crop prospects
and feel certain that with reasonable
rainfall for the rest of the summer they
will harvest large amount of grain.
Mrs. Harriet Carrier of the home ser
vice section of the Red Cross returned
Tuesday from Livingston, where she has
been in conference with representatives.
OF the war risk insurance bureau at |
Washington and members of the state
war risk insurance bureau, who met with |
members Of the American Legion and
the Red Cross to discuss soldier prob
lens.
Miss Catherine McAIanus Of Detroit. |
Mich, has been visiting in Great Falls |
for couple Of weeks while on her way
to Glacier national park Miss McMan- |
us declares she finds Great Falls an at
tractive young city and somewhat in ad- |
vance of what she had anticipated It |
is her first visit to Montana, though |
she has travelled in the west extensively |
in visiting other national parks.
Dan Tracy, president of the Neihart
Consolidated Silver Mining company
went to Neihart Tuesday to look after |
mining interests there. He said on return |
to the city that conditions il the mining |
camp are improving steadily and within |
couple of weeks it is expected the |
entire force of miners will be back on
duty. About go per cent of the miners |
employed by the Neihart Consolidated
have already returned and the others will !
be back as fast they asy can be taken on,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Wylc. Sr., of
Bozeman arrived in Great Falls Tuesday |
accompanied by their son j. NJ. Wylc, |
Jr, and their daughter, Mrs. S. T. Hol- |
her, also Of Bozeman, and Mr.. and Mrs |
Wylies youngest daughter and Mrs. |
Hollier's child. All are stopping at the
Park hotel, having come to the city to |
attend the marriage today, Wednesday, |
of ]. Nj. Wylie Jr. to Miss Amelia Stan
ley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. III. |
Stanley Of Second avenue north.