Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-13
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

-Adv--
"The Kendall'-Understan Academy:
ADV.
Miss Leta Neat Of Geraldine was
shopping in Great Falls Monday.
II Craig has returned to Cascade after
a brief business visit in the city.
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w. I. Worley of the Otis Elevator
company of Butte is in the city on busi-
ness.
John v. Van Dixie of Highwood was
business visitor in Great Falls on Mon
day.
Robert Marshall came in from Square
Butte Monday for few days business
visit.
G. A. MacVicar came in from High
weed Monday FOR a few days business
visit.
Z. A. Wilson came in from Lehigh
Monday for brief business visit in the
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Freie were busi-
ness visitors in the city Monday from
Dodson.
w. H. Boyle returned to Swift Mon
day after spending Sunday visiting IN
the city.
P. A. Stanley spent Monday in the
city from Ulm looking after business in
terests.
Martin Newman was among the Dusl-
ness ,isitors in Great Falls Monday from
Vaughn.
William Steel returned to Eden Mon
day afternoon after brief business visit
in the city.
J. H. Patterson came in from High
wood Monday for a brief business visit
in the city.
E. j. McCollum came in from Square
Butte Monday for brief business visit
in the city.
J. p. NIcGown and family returned to
Cascade Monday after spending Sunday
in Great Falls.
Frank Jestrab of Havre was among
the out-of- town business visitors IN
Great Falls Monday.
E. p. Raymond arrived in the city
Monday afternoon from Highwood for
a short business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bjorstad and fam
lily returned to Cascade Monday after
short visit in the city.
Mrs. T. w. Thorne arrived in Great
Falls Monday afternoon from Geraldine
for a short business visit
Mrs. Ira Hubert of Watkins has gone
to Regina, Canada, to join her husband
and make her home there.
Mrs. w. J. Tighe will leave Wednes
day for Long Beach, California, to spend
few weeks visiting her parents.
John Mainland, a rancher of Red
D. a.,t ,f fo.f 1,rg
ness visitors in Great Falls Monday.
Homer G. Murphy has returned to
Helena after spending few days IN
the city looking after business interests.
Mrs. 2. G. Glenn of the Blackstone
apartments will leave this Tuesday for
San Francisco on several weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Otness left Mon
day afternoon to return to Pennington
after brief business visit in Great
Falls.
A. w. Merkle returned to Butte Mon
day. Mr.. Merkle spent the week end
visiting his brother, George W. Merhle
at Belt
Ira A. Luke, an insurance man of
Helena, returned to the capital city
Monday after few days business in
the city.
Wn. A. Pater, district manager Of the
Woodmen Of the World. left Monday for
Lewistown where he intends to launch a
campaign.
Mrs. B. O. kolstad and niece, Mar
garet Doughty, after spending the week
end in the city with relatives returned
to Cheteau Monday.
Mrs. Anna E. Nett returned to hef
ranch home at Augusta Monday aftci
spending the last few days in the city
transacting business.
Miss Gertrude Slangcr of Waller pass
ed through the city Monday on her way
to Bole to spend a few days visiting her
father, J. F. Slanger.
Mrs. Leah Gray and Mrs. Rau and
daughter, Florence, will leAve this Tues
day morning for Los Angeles, Califor
MIA, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Otto Wagnild and Mrs ]. J.
Greene after brief shopping visit in
Great Falls left Monday afternoon to
return to their homes in Choteau.
Miss Margaret Stoos arrived in Great
Falls Monday afternoon from Square
Butte to visit her mother, Mrs. NJ.
Stoos, who is i'll at the Deaconess hos
pital.
P. H. Jones, vice president of the
Stanton Trust & Savings bank, left
Monday morning for a several weeks
business visit at points in MINES sofa
and IN Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. B. Williams arrived in Great
Falls Monday afternoon from Anaconda
for brief visit leaving on the evening
train for Brady to visit her daughter.
Miss Helen E. Williams.
Mrs. Obert Peterson and daughter
after a few days visit in the city with
Mrs. Petersons sister. Mrs Pete An
derson. returned to their home at Cho-
teau Monday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs X. NJ Leslie will leave
this Tuesday for months visit in
southern California. They will go by
way If Salt Lake and return home by
San Francisco and Seattle
Miss Inez McConkey returned to Belt
Monday afternoon. Miss McConkey had
accompanied to the city her sister-n- law,
Mrs. Leon McConkey and two children
who were returning to Big Sandy
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