Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-29
to LewistoWn While here Mrs. Marcum
was the guest of Mrs e. FL. Cooney.

u LeWlSIOWu. white ueIc NILS. AAnA Suli
was the guest of Mrs. g. Fl. Cooney.
New models, late styles, prices right.
Vassar Millinery, 8 Sixth street south.
ADV
Mark Skinner, formerly of Great
Falls, but now Of st. Paul. is in Great
Falls for few days visit with relatives
and friends. He stopped in the city
while returning to St. Paul from a busi-
ness trip on the Pacific coast.
N. E. Harmon came in from Dutton
Thursday to spend q few days in the
city looking after business affairs.
f. W. Seaton of Cascade was in
Great Falls Thursday transacting busi-
ness.
J. C. Curran of Sand Coulee was
business visitor in Great Falls Thurs
day.
Mrs. E. s, Remington came in from
Highwood Thursday for few days
visit here.
Mrs. David Craig Of Conrad was
business visitor in Great Falls Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Burdick has returned
from Carter where she visited her
daughter for several days.
We have on hand castings for Jewel,
Home Comfort models. r. Barry.-Adv.
Tom Swearingen has gone to Fair
field after a short visit here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Swearingen,
Mr.. Swearingen but recently came from
Grangeville. Idaho.
Mrs. J. G. Riach and daughter, Miss
Nora Mae Riach, left Thursday after
noon for Dover for several weeks stay
at the Riach ranch. Miss Riach was
operated upon at the Deaconess hospital
a few weeks ago and has gone to the
country to recuperate. Before the
holidays Mrs Riach and daughter plan
to go to California for the remainder of
the winter.
Mrs. +. N. Barrett Of Choteau has
gone to Lincoln, Neb. to spend the
winter with her son. Before leaving for
Nebraska Mrs. Barrett was the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. B. M. Collier Of
this city, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K Toole left Thurs
day afternoon to return to Helena after
spending a short time in the city as the
guest of their son, Warren X. Toole
and family.
Mrs. III f. Revor Of Minneapolis was
in Great Falls Thursday on her way to
Gilman for a few weeks visit with Mrs.
A. T. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Daigle and
children left Thursday afternoon for
Belt to make their home.
Mrs Otto Williams and sons, James
and William, returned to Stanford
Thursday afternoon after a brief shop
ping visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. Mike Steffanz returned to Stoc-
kett Thursday after spending few days
in the city visiting Mrs. Mary Osterman
Mrs. W. A. Farmer and daughter
Murle, left Thursday afternoon for Belt,
where they will spend few days visit
ing Mrs. Farmers sister. Miss Lora
Keller.
Mrs. Sara f. Morse Of Helena. head
of the Anti-Tuberculosis Society of Mon
tana, was in Great Falls Thursday and
with Dr. T. r. Foard of the public
health office left that afternoon on a
business visit to Sand Coulee.
Miss Blance Lee, acting state leader
Of home demonstration agents, was in
Great Falls Thursday from Bozeman
for a brief visit with Miss Alberta
Borthwick. She left on the afternoon
train for Lewistown. Miss Lee is
making an official business trip to the
various counties of the state.
Mrs. Margaret Burdick spent Tues
day in Carter as the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. I. l.. Mckinley.
COAL MINERS WANTED-The G. |
W. Merkle Coal Company wants so ex-
perienced coal miners at once at Belt. /
Mont Regular union scale of wages. |
and steady employment to experienced
and satisfactory men.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert kleinpel. Mr.. |
and Mrs Oscar Kleinpell, Paul Kleinpell
and his mother Mrs. Christine Klien-
pell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Freid,
all of Carter, motored to Great Falls
early in the week to shop. They re-
turned Wednesday to Carter.