Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-20
BY the illness Of his brother. Thomas,
who is suffering from an attack of pneu-

by the illness Of his brother. Thomas,
who is suffering from an attack OF pneu-
monia.
A. r. McColins of Cascade was among
the out-of town business visitors IN
Great Falls Friday.
George T. Gum came in from Conrad
Friday to spend few days 10 the city
transacting business.
Ms. w. Stainsby and daughter lett
Friday afternoon for q few days visit
with relatives at Sand Coulee.
Cecil G. Marlenee and Leonard Mar
lenee Of Scobey left Fricay morning for
Wadena, Sask., to locate on land.
Mrs. James PEBBLES, ST.. and R. T.
Franklin came in from Choteau Friday
for few days visit in the city.
Mr.. Wilson. manager Of the Great
Falls Lumber company's branch at Port
age, was il the city Friday on business.
Mrs. Mary Crago and daughter, Miss
Ruth. Of Miles City, passed through the
city Friday en- route to kalispell TO visit
relatives.
George Otto and Herman j. Otto of
Plentyweod have gone to the Peace
river valley, Canada, IN search OF
homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Berkner Of
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Mcpherson.
Mrs. George Tallman and little daugh-
ter. after a few days visit in Great
Falls, returned to their home at
Simms Friday.
knute Haadeland, Canadian govern
ment agent for this division. left Friday
for a trip to Big Timber. Columbus,
Laurel, Red Lodge and Billings.
Nearly every day brings US a shipment
Of Easter millinery. Our prices are
reasonable considering the materials
used Cunninghams' Central at Fifth.
ADV.
T. Roy Hazelrigg and p. ]. Desmond
Of the local office Of the bureau Of in
ternal revenue left Friday for points on
the Milwaukee in the eastern part Of
the state.
Mrs. Lois Blankenship Of Devils Lake,
N ID. stopped for brief visit in the
city Friday while en- route to Lewistown,
where she has accepted a position to
teach school.
Miss Adelaide NJ. Aver. state rural
school Inspector. arrived il the city Fri
day from Helena for a brief conference
with Miss Jane keeney, county super
intcndent Of schols.
Mrs. Sarah X. Roalswick, who has
been i'll for the past week has been re-
moved to the Deaconcss hospital. where
it is reported she is making satisfactory
progress toward recovery.
Judge l.. +. Galloway left Friday aft
ernoon for Helena To conduct a special
state bar examination Yor 81 Hansen of
Baker. Mr.. Galloway is chairman Of
the state bar examining board.
Boulder Springs, the superiority Of
! a n I-v,~
up-t date appointments make it pleas
ure to recreatc. Rates. st per day, in
Guiding room, meals and yap0r baths.
ADV.
Mrs. Henry Brown left FRIDAY after
! noon for Arlington to spend few days
| visiting friends. She was accompanied
1 by Miss Evelyn Scrvoss. who will also
! spend the week end at Belt with rela-
/ tives.
| Mrs Frank H. Harting has been i'll
/ for a few days at her apartment n the
\ Glendale and II was stated Friday that
! as soon as her condition viii permit, she
1 will be removed to the Columbus hos
! pital, where She viii undergo an opera
! ton.
| Ranger II. II. Holyefson il charge of
I the Willow creek district Of the Jeffer-
! son and Lewis & Clark forests. was in
I Great Falls Friday for brief business
/ visit. While returning to Augusta from
4 Missoula. where he attended the fire
/ conference school.
Mrs. James f. Galloway. who has
\ been in the city since Dec. 4. visiting
! her son, judge +. L. CaIiaway and
4 family left Friday afternoon 70 return
\ to her home at Dillon While "a route
| home she will visit with Governor and
4 Mrs. S " Stewart and at the home Of
Judge and Mrs. Theodore Brantly i'll
/ Helena.