Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-31
SPRAY Of the FALLS

Kranz is in his new location-Adv.
Kranx has the best Easter lines N
fown.--Adv.
Krans has the best Easter lilies IN
town.-Adv.
~ T. McCabe of Chinook is guest
at the Park hotel.
@. J. Brendgood Of Libby was a Wis
itor in Great Falls on Tuesday.
George w. CrAyne. state deputy or
ganizer Of the Modern Wocdmen is in
the city.
Mrs. Frank +. Sherburne of Browning
is in Gerat Falls and is stopping at
Hotel Rainbow.
Leo Simpson, editor Of the Gilman
Optimist. came to Gerat Falls Tues
day on business.
Miss Thelma Sutton left Tuesday
the Easter vacation.
j. r. Hughes, cashier Of the Northern
National bank, will leave Thursday for
Havre on a business trip.
I, N. Smelt and Grover G.. Smart OF
Dover arrived in Great Falls on Tues
day afternoon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Day Of Shelby
were in the city Tuesday attending the
federal court as witnesses.
Lee Nelson, former machinist of
Great Falls, now a ranchcr in the Cho-
teau country, is in town on business.
NJ. w. Dich, manager Of the Stone-Or-
dean Wells company, wholesale grocers,
I was in Helena yesterday on business.
Easter hats arriving daily. South Side
Millinery. between First and SecoDd
avenue south, 115 Fourth street south
Adv.
l.. Il. Creswcll, leading merchant of
PORTAGE was a business visitor among
the wholesale firms Of Great Falls Mon
day.
Fisk sailors and creations at South
Side Millinery, between First and Second
avenue south, 115 Fourth street south.
ADV.
George Ellsworth, a merchant Of
Waltham was business visitor among
the wholesale firms of Great Falls
Monday.
south, is very low at the Deaconess
hospital where she underwent a serious
operation.
H. C.. Woodman. western representa-
tive Of the Grand Rapids Show Case
company, is in the city on business con-
nected with his firm.
G. II. Townsend, l.. J. Reed. W. +.
Reed and r. G. Stewart, all Of Augusta,
were in the city on Tuesday and were
guests at Hotel Rainbow.
+. f. Henderson, insurance adjustcr,
came to Great Falls from Butte on
Tuesday to continue the work of adjust
ing the Steele block losses.
Henry J. O'Hanlon of Chinook, pio
neer OF that section, merchant and bank
or, will arrive Saturday for his annual
Easter visit with friends in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Q. Peacock will leave
this "wednesday evening for Wolf |
Point to attend the Shriner's ball Thurs
day evening as representatives Of the
Great Falls Shrine club
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Hirshberg Of Cho
teau have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Smith, 219 Sixteenth street
north, have returned to their home. Mr.. |
Hirshberg is banker at Chotcau.
Boulder Springs the superiority Of
the water at Boulder and its wel-known !
up-tO-d date appointments make it pleas |
urc to recreate. Rates, 81 per day, in
cludng room, meals and vapor baths.
ADV.
Sam Calderhead will spend Easter
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. |
Calderhead in Bismarck, North Dakota.
Mr.. Calderhead's' father was formerly
state treasurer of Montana and an old
time pioneer.
Mrs. George Higgins of the s Il
ranch. near Choteau, is expected to ar
rive Thursday to spend the Easter hoi-
days with her sisterin-law. Mrs. Her
bert w. Smith at her home, 312 Seventh
avenue south.
A cable message has just been rcceiv-
ed by friends from Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Emmett telling of their safe arrival in
Liverpool, England. Mr.. Emmett is su-
perintendent Of the Great Falls Paper
company and is combining business and
pleasure on his trip to his old home in
Lancanshire.
r. W. O'Hara travelling freight agent
of the Chicago & North Western rail !
road was a business visitor in Great |
Falls Monday. He is the first foreign
line representative to solicit business
here for his line since the railroads were
returned to private ownership. He is
making headquarters in Helena. Il,
Miss Alleen Fisher who has been the
guest of her uncle, T. +. Foley at the
Maryland apartments, left Tuesday
morning for Havre to meet her mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fisher
Of St Paul. They will travel together
to Portland and other points on the
western coast before returning to their
home in st. Paul.