Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-26
SPRAY Of THE FALLS.

Mr. and Mrs T. Tompson were visitors
inthe city Friday from Vaughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Dibble came in from
Malta Friday for a short business VISIT
Mrs w. c. Coffman returned Friday
afternoon from few weeks visit In the
east.
A. T. Elliott, of Geraldine. was In
Great Falls Friday looking after business
affairs.
Tom Staunton will leave this (Satur-
business trip.
Miss Louise Snyder Of Stockett is in
the city for visit with her aunt Mrs.
Lee Hegland.
Mrs. Fred Smith, of Lothair, is spend
ing a few days in the City attending to
business matters.
Soft sport models in the latest shades,
prices reasonable. Cunningham's, Gen.
trail at Fifth.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Brown. Of Shonkin
were among the out-of-town business
visitors in the city Friday.
James Eckford Choteau banker has
returned home after a two days busl-
ness visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. L. X. Miller and Miss NJ. Pauls-
son were in the city Friday afternoon
from Fort Benton shopping.
Mrs. J. NJ Gibbs, of Power, is in the
city visiting at the home of DIR. Il. M.
Burke in the Maryland apartments.
Satin and taffeta combined with new
materials have just arrived. Rare values
Cunningham's, Central at Fifth.-Adv.
NJ. and Mrs. John Mayer left Friday
night for St Paul to attend the Great
Northern Veteran employees convention.
Miss Margaret yogel left Friday aft.
ernoon for Simms where che will spend
a few days visiting Miss Geraldine Ryan.
Mrs. George Harr, and Miss Mary Nc
Cormick came in from Geraldine FRIDAY
afternoon for n few days business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Dunstahl and family
returned to Geraldine Friday after spend
ing few days in Great Falls on busi-
ness.
Ioe Sternhagen of Glasgow, was a
business visitor in the city Friday. Mr..
Sternhagen was aide to General Persh-
ing in France.
Mrs. A. H. Davis, Miss Meacham and
w. p. Sullivan came in from Square
Butte Friday afternoon for few days
visit in the city.
Mrs. Alice Harvey and Mrs. Alice
Obershaw and son, left Friday after
noon 10 return 10 SdSCduc ditcl q icN
days visit in the city.
Richard Train, after spending few
days in the city OH business and Wis
iting relativea fhas returned to his
ranch home near Aznoe.
Robert MacHatton, who has been in
the city visiting his father, the Rev.
B. r. MacHatton for the past few days,
left Friday afternoon TO return to Mis-
soula.
Miss Jane Keeney, county superinten-
dent of schools, returned Friday night
from Monarch where she was called to
attend q meeting of the Monarch school
board.
Paul Freeman returned Friday from
Minneapolis, where he has been at
tending school. in the east, and re-
turns to this city for the summer va
cation.
Miss Rhoda Hetherington of Stockett |
was in Great Falls Friday on a shop
ping trip. Miss Hether1ngton is the |
daughter of the well known pioneer, |
John Hetherington.
Mrs. J. S. Stewart of Belt, left FRI !
day morning for Irma, Alberta where |
she and her husband plan to make their
home on a homestead. Mr.. Stewart will
ioin Mrs. Stewart at Irma in few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Thurston and
little daughter Lucille. arrived in Great |
Falls Friday, and will be over Sunday
guests at the home or Mr.. and Mrs |
l.. S. Thurston, 919t2 First avenue
north.
Miss Besise Clark, who has been
spending the summer vacation ut their
summer home on Flathead lake, will |
go to Conrad the latter part of the week |
to remain with Mrs. Arthur Kelly I'M
til after July 4.
Truman Bradford has returned from |
Berkeley, Cal, to spend the summer |
with his parents in Great Falls. Mr.. !
Bradford has just completed the fresh
man year at the university of California |
where he is taking a course in law.
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