Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01

in Great Falls Wednesday for brief
visit while On their way to locate on land
in the Peace river country.
Krans has the best Easter lilies In
town.-Adv.
J. II. Burke member Of the state i've
stock commission came In from Helena
Wednesday for few days' visit In the
city.
Mrs. w. L. Smart after few days
shopping visit in the city returned to her
home at Fort Shaw Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. NJ. q. Gary returned to her home
In Craig Wednesday after few days
visit here with her sister, Mrs. William
Springer.
Otis Hallett Of the firm Of Norris and
Hurd Of Glasgow was among the out
of-town business visitors In tho city
Wednesday.
Mrx and Mrs. Hollis 81. Robinson and
sons, Arthur and Earl Of Dutton left
Wednesday for Edmonton where they
plan to locate on land.
John Mueller, of Gildford. was In the
city Wednesday for a brief visit while
en- route to Eugen, B. c., where ho plans
to locate on a homestead.
Mrs. Walter Saunders arrived in
Great Falls Wednesday afternoon from
Helena for q few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Hobbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Davis who have
made Great Falls their home for some
time left Wednesday afternoon for Hell
ena to reside in the future.
Miss Veta Bond returned to Cascade
Wednesday afternoon after brief shop
ping visit here. She was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. I. ]. Bond.
Richard Q. Sherris and brother, ]. H.
Sherris, Of Stevensville, left Wednes-
day morning for Edmonton to Join their
parents and make their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Poole re-
turned Wednesday afternoon from Los
Angeles and San Diego, CAL, where they
have been spending the winter months.
Mrs. Zoe Capron after spending a
few days in Great Falls visiting her son
and daughter in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
w. Downs, left Tuesday to return to
Helena.
Mrs. John Sweeney stopped for a
brief visit. in Great Falls Wednesday
while returning to her home in Lewis
town from California where she spent
the winter months.
Misses Marabeth and Margaret Sui
livan, students at the Ursuline academy
left Wednesday afternoon to spend the
Easter vacation with their parents at
Alhambra Springs.
Mrs. Amelia Mosher and Miss Rose
Foster arrived in the city Wednesday
afternoon from Helena where Mrs.
Mosher visited her children and will this
Thursday return to Clemons.
Elton L. Sanborn who was recently
appointed as inspector Of customs to
fill the vacancy at Sweet Grass arriv-
ed in Great Falls Wednesday from
Butte en- route to Sweet Grass.
Boulder Springs, the superiority Of
the water At Boulder and its well-known
up to date appointments make it pleas
ure to recreate. Rates, 81 per day, in
cluding room. meals and vapor baths
ADV.
Miss Edith Saltenberger after few
days visit in the city with Mrs. Viii
liam Springer left Wednesday Afternoon
for Helena to visit Mrs. Peter Schierts
Miss Saltenberger has been spending
the past three months at Alhambra Hot
Springs.
/ Mrs. Halvor Halyorson and daughters,
Bertha and Helen, and son Norris, ac-
companied by Mrs. Halvorson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Moberg, Of Dooley
,, passed through the city Wednesday en-
route to Torquay to join Mr.. Halvorson
and make their home.
Lawrence Vidal left Wednesday morn
ing for the Miuma ranch near Iona
where he will look after farming in
terests during the spring and summer
Mr. Vidal spent few days visiting
friends in Great Falls while en- route to
his ranch from Galen.
Krarz has the best Easter lilies in
toWn.-Ady.