Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08

braska. for few weeks visit with her
brother.
Mrs. NJ. G. Jennie returned home We'd
nesday from Washington, .. G., where
she spent the Christmas holidays with
relatives.
Pernell O. Wilson, manager OF the
Great Falls Electric Supply company,
left Wednesday afternoon for. Butte on
a short business trip.
2. e. Yeoman, forest examiner for the
Jefferson National forest, has returned
to Great Falls from a two weeks trip
through eastern states.
w. NJ. Fergus, manager Of the Ryan
Mercantile company, left wednesday Tor
Butte and later will visit the Ryan whole
sale house at Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ogden Of Augusta,
stopped for brief visit in the city Wed
nesday while en- route to Helena for
few days business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lyons and Miss
Gladys Ness, Of Havre, after few
days visit in the city with Mrs. Pat
Vegas, left Wednesday for Seattle.
Miss May Marshall Of Edmonton, Can
ada. passed through the city Wednesday
en- route to Minneapolis where she will
spend few weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lussy and sons
Of the White House Inn have returned
from Butte where they passed the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs. Lussy's mother.
Donald Mckenzie left Wednesday af-
ternoon for brief visit at Helena after
which he will 90 to Missoula to accept
| a position with banking institution Of
that place.
G. A. Dunn, OF Hobson, will leave this
| Thursday morning for Neihart to open
a drugstore at that place. Mr.. Dunn
will manage the store for the present,
but later plans to place another man
in charge.
| J. v. Swanson, district secretary OF
the Civil Service commission, with head
quarters in Seattle, arrived IN Great
Falls Wednesday for brief business
| visit in the city He left for the coast
on the evening train.
Miss Edith Saltenberg, who has been
in the city for the past few days visiting
Mrs. ]. P. Martin, left Wedne sday after,
noon accompanied by Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Henry SIENNA for Alhamhra Hot
Springs for months stay.
| Mrs. Joe Weist left Wednesday after
noon accompanied by the small children
Of her brother. John Murphy, to return
to Anaconda. Mrs. Weist came to Great
Falls to get the children, their mother
having died about two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mckenzie Of Phil
liDsburg, are guests at the home Of Mrs
McKenzie's mother, Mrs. A. Leonard
7O4 Fifth avenue north. Mr.. Mckenzie
was formerly deputy in the offices o.
: the county treasurer and county asses
SOr.
Knute Haadeland Of the Canadian
Government agency in this city. has re-
turned from three weeks visit witt
relatives and friends at Calgary, Edmon
ton and Saskatoon, Canada. he was &C
companied upon his return by his wif'
and daughter who will remain here fol
several months.
Owing to the absence Of Roy NJ. Girls
mas, deputy internal re.enue, collector
| in charge Of the local office during th'
illness Of T. II. Hazelrigg, the office vii
be closed today (Thursday) and Friday
J Mr.. Crismas has been called to Sane
Coulee and Stockett and will not return
] until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Peterson and OF
. Tisdale of Crookston, Minnesota. VIII,
have been visiting Mrs. Ida C. Peterson
in this city. left Wednesday Afternoon
i for visit with friends in Helena. From
, there they will 60 to Los Angeles t
! spend the winter.
i Saturday night dances conducted i
: the Masonic auditorium in the futur
will be under the management Of Johl
> J. Opray who has had much experienc
5 in conducting public dances and VIII
{ proposes to maintain the dances on
! high standard that will appeal to all VII
enjoy dancing. He has signed a leas
for the auditorium and will start hi
: series Of dances next Saturday evening