Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-31
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

". oEoWu thUS Ill IRON FiImdu
Monday, on business.
Bring something we can't fix. IA
Second street north.-Adv.
Wanted-Pasture for IS head of
horses. Wilbur Transfer Co.-Adv.
a. w. Woods returned Monday from
business trip to southern Idaho.
t. +. Walsh came in from Helena
/, Monday, for a short business visit here.
Mrs. M. Nitti returned to Fort Shaw
Monday after q brief shopping visit in
Great Falls.
Next time try General Repair Shop,
Il Second street north, They fix every
thing.-Adv.
L. G. Torkelson came in from Cho-
teau, Monday, for a few days business
visit in the city.
The latest in fall hats, at Vassar
Phone 64O3.-Adv.
L. s. Osborne was among the tot
town business visitors in the city Mon
day, from Square Butte.
A. e. McLeish and G. H. Brown
were business visitors In Great Falls
Monday from Fort Benton.
Mrs. A. G. Routzahn came in from
her ranch home at Craig Monday, for a
few days business visit here.
Ell. B. McNair arrived in the city
Monday afternoon from Helena, to look
after mercantile interests here.
G. T. Howe, representative Of the Nep- |
tune Meter company, with headquarters
in Denver, Is in Great Falls for few |
Gays.
Mr. and Mrs. G l.. Upton and fam
lily. OF Lewistown, left Monday for Gey
ser to look after ranehing interests
L.ere.
Mrs. NJ Pisansky and children re-
turned to their home in Stockett Monday |
after brief visit in the city with Mrs. |
M. Oleyar.
Miss Edith Pohlmeyer and Miss Flor
ence Ellefson have returned from Gla-
cier park where they spent q two
weeks vacation.
DR.. Dodd Of Butte will open an office
fitted for the relief Of eyes and nervous
troubles.-Adv
Mrs. A. d. Goodman, formerly of this
city but now residing at Phoenix, Ariz.,
On the guest of Mrs. t. A. Spalding Of
the Hampton apartments.
VII. ]. Glover, formerly connected
with The Tribune, is in Great Falls for
visit after spending the last Is
months at New Richmond, Wis.
Mrs. NJ. H. Shackley and daughter,
Miss Irma Shackley of Milwaukee, Wis,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Shack
eey's daughter, Mrs, s. g. Fraser.
Mrs. Laura PAUL and Miss Mary PAUL,
Of Milwaukee, Wis, who have been IN
the city the last few weeks the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Leach.
Mr. and Mrs r. J. Bohrer have re-
turned from Lansing, Iowa. where they 4
oallaJ q short tina attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Bohrers father.
Miss Jean Hughes left yesterday
(Monday) for Chotean where she was
called BY the serious illness of her
mother In law, Mrs. John Liethead.
Mrs. A. H. Jester and daughters,
Gladys and Katherine, returned Sunday
night from their summer home in Mime
sofa where they spent three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gibbs and son
and daughter returned Monday after
noon from Gevser where they spent q
week visiting at the J. L. Mears' ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Heydt, pioneer
residents of the Highwoods, arrived
Monday afternoon from their ranch at
Shonkin, for few days business visit
here. /
Miss Ada J. White, 80 Woodwork
apartments, has returned from few
weeks vacation in the east. She will
resume her work as teacher in the pub {
lie schools next week.
Mrs. A. A. Anderson, and son Ernest, i
of South Shore. s. d., we're in the city {
Monday on their way to Choteau to Wis
It their daughter and sister. Mrs. ID. X.
Burt for two weeks.
Mrs. A. NJ Pauison and children will
leave this (Tuesday) morning to return
to Helena after spending several days in +
Great Falls visiting Mrs. Paulsons moth 7
er, Mrs. J. Fl. Mathison. c
Miss Gladys Reed, of Standpoint. Idaho,
passed through Great Falls Monday en- +
route to Choteau where she will spend {
several weeks and possible the winter q
with her sister, Mrs. q. T. Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Huffman stopped {
for a brief visit in the city Monday while G
to her home at Choteau from 6
where she visited her sister, :
Mrs. Joseph LaVoie for one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Peacock returned
Sunday from Gull Lake, Sask., where :
they spent the last three weeks visiting e
Mrs. Peacock's sister, Mrs. George Law e
or. They made the trip by automobile. c
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Brose, of +
Dubuque, Ia, will leave this (Tuesday) I Il
morning to return home after spending
The last six weeks in Great Falls visit
ne their daughter, Mrs. Louis ". Wendt 5
If 1O16 Third avenue south. L
Mrs. j. II. Brown and daughter, Les
lie, of Chicago, who have been touring $
he Pacific coast, arrived In Great Falls E
Monday morning from Glacier park and
will spend a short time here as the guests
u Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Largent. r
Miss Esther Drenckhahn and Miss
Laura Harrison have gone on a trip 5
through Yellowstone park, Miss Drenck- r
hahn is principal of the Augusta high g
school and Miss Harrison is a member g
If the school faculty at Sweet Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Abbott were in :
Great Falls for a brief visit while re-
urning to their home at Ashley from an e
extended visit in the east. Mrs. Abbott :
vas called east to Maine three years ago Is
" the serious illness Of her father who G
lied this year. G
The Rev and Mrs. ". .. spaulding, of s
Geraldine. were in the city Monday on e
heir way to Whitefish to take charge Of g
he First Methodist passionate there. Rev. 9
Mr. Spaulding has been pastor Of the s
yYrst Mnfbodfct cburnh Geraldine =