Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-25
SPRAY Of..THE: FALLS
Rebekah, will meet tonight. Adv.

Rebckahs will meet tonlgnt. AoV.
Msccabees meet tonight.-Adv.
Olive chapter o. L. s. meets tonight.
ADV.
Peninsular and Universal castangs at
Barrys.-Adv.
A. Lorrhoe came in from Gilman Thurs
day for brief visitahere.
DR.. n. I. Jones came in from Fort
Benton Thursday on business.
David Rea, of Billings is spending
few days in the city on business.
George Graybea1 came in from Box
Elder Thursday on business.
+. e. Smith came in from Neihart
Thursday for a brief business visit.
Oh. Quigley, OF Geraldine, was bIsi-
ness visitor In Great Falls Thursday.
Mrs. III. Solomonson was shopping In
Great Falls Thursday from Pendroy.
Lester Cole left Thursday afternoon
for q brief business trip to Choteau.
Mr.. and Mrs P. G. Williams. of Ger
aldine, were visitors IN the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Bliss, of Power,
were business visitors in Great rams
Thursday.
D. W. Crabtree Of Simms, was among
the QUITE flown visitors in the city
Thursday.
Fred 8. Wright, geologist of Lewistown
is in Great Falls for few days pusl-
ness visit.
J. w. Bailey and A. Fl. McMahan were
business visitors in the city from Geral-
dine Thursday.
John Jacoby, of Highwood, spent
Thursday in Great Falls looking after
business affairs.
Fred G. Aten came in from Cascade
Thursday afternoon for few days
business visit here.
Soft sport models in the latest shades,
prices reasonable. Cunningham's, Cen
trail at Fifth.-Adv.
in from Augusta Thursday morning for
few days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Harner and son
left Thursday afternoon to spend two
weeks vacation at Belt.
P. H. Buckley, a prominent sheepman
Of Sweet Grass, spent Thursday in the
city transacting business.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Williams, are among
the out of town visitors in Great Falls
today. They reside at Monarch.
Mrs. Frank Conrad. after a brief
shopping visit in Great Falls, returned
to Stockett Thursday afternoon.
Satin and taffeta combined with new
materials have just arrived Rare values.
Cunningham's, Central at Fifth.-Adv.
Mrs-H. B. Lake has gone to Mime
apolis to spend month or six weeks
visiting friends and relatives there.
J. D. Dobbs and daughter, Miss
Claire, motored in from their ranch
home near Fife Thursday on business.
w. NJ. Fergus, manager of the Ryan
mercantile company returned Thursday
from a two weeks business trip to
Havre.
Mrs. Nellie Haydcck left Thursday af
ternoon to return to her home in Gilman
after spending the past four weeks a
patient at the Deaconess hospital II
A. G. Sathre, deputy U. S. marshal,
passed through the city Thursday, re-
turning to Helena from an official busi- |
ness trip to points on the high line.
Mrs. Margaret Clark returned Thurs
day night from Billings where for the |
past several days she has been visiting |
her daughter, Mrs. Walter B. 1nnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Dunstahl and Miss |
Susie Crichton came in from Geraldine |
Thursday to spend few days in the city |
shopping and attending to business mat
ters.
Miss Catherine Harmon and Miss
Elizabeth Cavanaugh have gone to |
Sheridan, Wyo., for few days visit |
before going to spend their vacations |
on the Pacific coast. II
Miss Ruby Jackson, Miss Kate Down,
Miss Elsie Dexter and Miss Hazel Hawk |
of Missoula are in the city visiting |
friends while en- route to Glacier park !
for several weeks vacation.
Miss Maggie Anderson of Lethbridge,
Alberta, who has been in Great Falls |
the past few days visiting her cousin, |
Mrs. T. Il. Woles, left Thursday for
Kendall to visit for a few weeks.
Word has been received in the city
Of the birth Of daughter on Wednes-
day. June %. to Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent |
Mcdonnell at Anaconda. Mr.. Mcdonnell |
is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Nc
Donnell of this city and is wei known
here.
Mrs. Jennie league returned to Great
Falls Thursday from Chicago, where
she had been for two months student
In the Linotype school. She attended
the Republican national convention dur
ing a portion of its sessions and was
present at some of the most interest
ing periods of that gathering.
Or. c. s. Smith and son, Harlan,
accompanied by Miss Eleanore Marston,
motored over from Bozeman Wednes
day. Miss Marston has been attending
the Montana state college the past year
and returns to Great Falls to spend
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. III. B. Marston. DIR. Smith and
son will spend few days here visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Chester
C. Davis, and family, before returning
home.