Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

Peninsular and Universal castings at
Barry's.-Adv.
II. A. Reeves has gone to Conrad on
short business trip.
j. II. Coleman came in from Gilman
Thursday on bushes.
Helen G. Chapter o. 3. 8. tonight
1880 sharp. Initiation.-Adv.
Mrs. w. H. Gregory, of Choteau, is in
the city, a guest at the Park hotel.
julius Lehfeldt came in from Chinook
Thursday for brief business visit here.
q. f. Bassow came in from Fort Ben
ton Thursday on a short business visit.
Stephen Ely came in from Sand Cop-
lee Thursday on a short business visit.
Graduation hats. Prices reasonable.
Routzahn's, 10 Fourth street south
Adv.
G. NJ. Coffey came in from Choteau
Thursday for a few days business visit |
here.
Mrs. Minnie Siefert returned to Gey-
ser Thursday after brief business visit
here.
Miss Sophia Hunter came in from |
Glasgow Thursday for a brief shopping |
visit.
Gus Moberg has returned to Geyser
after a brief busines visit in Great |
Falls.
Clark Manix came in from Augusta
Thursday for brief business visit in |
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Ludwig were
business visitors here Thursday from |
Cascade.
Oscar Johnston came in from Fort
Benton Thursday for a brief business |
visit here.
Mrs. G. H. Ellis left Thursday after
noon to spend few days visiting friends
at Fort Shaw.
T. f. Russell. proprietor of the Grand |
hotel at Hayre, was a business visitor |
here Thursday.
Mrs. A. R. Sharpe has returned to
Eden after spending a few days in the
city shopping.
Harry B. Dickinson came in from
Geraldine Thursday for short busi-
ness visit here.
Miss Bertha Boyers returned to Car
ter Thursday after a brief business visit
in Great Falls.
Left Fredericks. of Helena. is in
Cheat Falls for a few days looking after
business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack House came in
from Havre Thursday afternoon for a
brief visit here.
o. A. Bergeson. a merchant of Ger
dlulue, spent 1uuISuuy III tuS Nlts iV"h
ing after business Affairs.
Mike Salansky came in from Sand
Coulee Thursday for a few days bust
ness visit in Great Falls.
Bob Glasjna, of Sand Coulee, was
among the out-of-town business visitors
in Great Falls Thursday.
Miss Genevieve f. Friend and Miss
Mary NJ Patterson. of Pendroy, were
visiting in the city Thursday.
Special exhibit of beautiful flower
hats for warm days, reduced. Cunning
hams, Central at Fifth.-Adv.
Miss Ruth Sweat. county superintend-
end of Teton county, is in the city and
is stopping at the Park hotel.
Mrs. Reton Fegenbush of Long
Beach. Cal, is visiting in the city. Mrs.
Fegenbush formerly made her home
here.
Ed Feehan and L. E. Brady have gone
to Havre for few days business visit
in the interest of the American Society
of Equity.
T. G. Latham. of the law firm of j.
A. McDonoush & Co.. returned Thurs
day afternoon from short business trip
to Cascade.
Miss Frieda KRUGER left Tuesday
evening for Lacrosse. Wis, where she
will be the guest of her parents for
three months.
J. H. Gibson who has been in Great
Falls attending the W. Q. W. conven-
ton left Thursday afternoon TO return
to Lewistown.
Mrs. Joseph Carlson arrived in the
city Thursday afternoon from Butte and
will spend few days here visiting Mrs.
Frank Stiefel.
DR.. J. b. Reynolds. after several
weeks an invalid because of blood poison
in his left arm, is again able to attend
to his business. II
avenue north, has returned from Butte
where she spent ten days visiting
relatives and friends.
II. n. Black who has been seriously
i'll for six weeks and has been at the
Deaconess hospital for two weeks is re-
ported to be slightly improved.
Frederick Laist of the A. G. NJ. CONF
pany at Butte, arrived in Great Falls
Thursday night for brief inspection
trip of business interests here. II
w. w. Cheely left Thursday after
noon for Lewistown where he will join
II. A. Templeton and they will leave by
automobile for Winnett TO visit the oil
wells of the Frantz corporation
= Mrs. W. H. Humme and daughter, I
Helen, of Sunburst passed through
Great Falls Thursday en- route to
Eugene, b. c., to make their hame.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Toole came in from
Helena Thursday afternoon for a few
days visit in the city with their son and [
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Toole.
Fred Swanson, chief clerk in the local !
office of the Milwaukee's division
freight and passenger agent, returned
Wednesday afternoon from a business 4
trip to Lewistown. II
A. J. King. United States customs y
inspector of the Great Falls office left /
Wednesday on a several days inspec {
ton trip to ports in the northern and
western part of the state.
Mrs. Hattie Merrill. of Havre. and 1
Mrs. George f. Merrill of this city re-
turned Thursday afternoon from Geral-
dine where they spent few days visit
ing Mrs. Harry Dickinson.
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