Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
SPRAY OF THE FALLS

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All Children's hats at half price. Cum
ningham's, Central at Fifth.-Adv.
Miss Arriss Stewart, of Neihart, is
in the city visiting Miss Dorothy Oliver.
Hats. greatly reduced for today. Rout-
zahns, I'D Fourth street south.-Adv
DR.. Manfred Lilifors of Vaughn arrived
in Great Falls Friday for business visit.
Reduction on all sport hats. South
Side Millinery, 115 Fourth street south.
ADV.
One lot small dark hats on sale for
$500, at The Vogue, 325 Central ave-
nue.-Adv.
Fred McGrail Of Barker, spent Thurs
day in Great Falls, looking after busi-
ness affairs.
One third off on all midsummer hats.
South Side Millinery, 115 Fourth street
south.-Adv.
Judge Lew L. Galloway returned
Thursday afternoon from a brief busi-
ress trip to Helena.
25 Children's white Milan hats at
$1.O0 and $1.5O each, at The Vogue,
325 Central avenue.-Ady.
Miss Tillie Frock, after brief bus
mess visit in Great Falls, returned to
Wayne Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne DeFoe left
Thursday for visit at Butte, after
which they will 60 to Seattle.
Mrs. A. ]. Hamilton and sons came
in from Harlowton Thursday to spend
q few days in the city on business.
Judge l.. L. Galloway has returned
from Dillon, where he was called re.
Gently In connection with pending liti-
cation.
Mrs. o. s. Olson and daughter, Miss
Eeanore, of Red Wing, Mimi. are in the
city, guests at the home of Mrs. W. Q.
Geodsch.
Mrs. W. NJ Sullivan and baby left
Wednesday night for Louisville, KY,
where they will spend few weeks with
relatives.
W. M. Buckles, state bank examiner,
arrived in Great Falls Thursday after
noon from Helena for few days busi-
ness visit.
Large Transparent hats, formerly
$500 and $4,000. now on sale for
1880, at The Vogue, 325 Central ave-
nue.-Adv.
Hugh Wilkins, station agent at Mon
arch, Is in Great Falls enroute to Hell
ena, where he will transact business for
several days.
A new shipment just arrived Wednes-
day. Pattern hats suitable for all mid
summer occasions, Cunningham Central
at Fifth. ADV.
w. Russell Strain and Ray Dratz left
Great Falls Thursday by automobile for
Portland. where they will attend the
Sinners convention.
Russell w. Glinkham of Eagle Butte
stopped for brief visit in the city
Thursday while en- route to Hazelton,
B. c., to file on homestead land.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hay came in
from their ranch home at Raynesford
Thursday for a few days visit here.
They are registered at the Park hotel.
Mrs. Bertha Schoensigel of Fairfield,
was in the city Thursday for brief
business visit while enroute to Simms,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Hinton Tallman.
Mrs. z. G. Anderson Is in the city
visiting her sister, DIR. Z. O'Connell, and
her brother, A. z. Butler. She will re-
turn to her home in Spokane in a few |
days.
Mrs. NJ ". Sullivan and her little
daughter Barbara, left Wednesday eve
ming for Des Moines, Iowa, and Louis |
vile. KY, to attend the wedding of a
relative.
Miss Winifred Cudmore, who has
been attending the Deaconess school at |
delena, arrived IN GreaL Il ans r1Oay TO |
spend the summer here with Miss Dor |
cas- Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson re-
turned to Sweet Grass Fridty morning, |
after few days business visit in the |
city. Mr.. Thompson is manager of the |
Sweet Grass hotel.
Both matrons and maids will appre- |
ciate our new pattern hats. In the lat |
est, note black and white combination at |
q reasonable figure. Cunningham,
Central at Fifth.-Adv.
Roy Payne of Seattle, arrived in |
Great Falls Friday afternoon from |
Bozeman, and on Sunday his marriage |
to Miss Helen Lease, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. n. T. Lease will take place.
Miss Helen Lease, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. n. 7. Lease, who was grad
uated from the Montana state college at
Bozeman. Tuesday night, returned to
Great Falls Thursday. Mrs. Lease, who
attended the graduation exercises, re.
turned to the city on Thursday after
noon.