Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-12
SPRAY Of THE FALLS.


Hat Sale-Entire stock Routzahn's
Millinary, 10 Fourth street south
| Adv.
D. s. Greenwood came in from Den
ton Friday for few days business visit
here.
Miss Helen thinner came in from
Augusta, Friday, for a short business
visit.
Just arrived, new shipment Of sport
hats Cunningham's, Central at Fifth.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. LaChapelle were busi-
ness visitors in Great Falls Friday from
Gilman.
A. J. King, collector Of U. s. Customs.
returned Friday from a business trip TO
Helena.
OrviIle Nuehlberg of Minnca polls, is a
j guest at the home of William Goetze
and family.
Mrs. Minnie Seifred returned to
Geyser Friday afternoon after a brief
business visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse G. Henderson
came in from Shelby Friday for a few
days business visit.
Harry J. Skinner returned Friday
| afternoon from a short business trip to
his ranch near Craig.
Miss Doris Whitley. of Chinook. came
| in Friday afternoon and Will spend
| few days here shopping
Chldrens' day program rehearsal at
| Presbyterian church. Saturday p. m.
| All children come.-Adv.
Miss Lucretia Goff. superintendent Of
Pondera county schools. spent FRIDAY IN
| Great Falls on business.
| Mrs. J. Rabichaud is in Great Falls,
returning to her home at Neihart, after
| two weeks stay in Butte.
A. B. Casteel publisher of the Mon
tana Banker, left Friday afternoon for a
| brief business trip to Helena.
Mrs. Ed. Linden returned to Deer
| Lodge. Friday, after a few days visit in
Great Falls with Mrs. ]. o. Blake.
Richard De Witt. of the John T..
Sinclair company, has gone to Wilsail
for a several days business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Baker came in
from their ranch home in the Highwood,
Friday. for q brief business visit.
w. J. Carroll will return this Satu--
day morning from Sweet Grass where
he attended the bankers convention.
J. A. Mcknight. trainmaster for The
Great Northern's Havre division. was in
Great Falls Friday on company busi-
ness.
Lawrence Vidal manager of the
Miami ranch at Iona. is spending few
days in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
J. c. Maring. general agent for the
Butte Anaconda & Pacific railway at
Anaconda, was in the city Friday on
business.
Howell Harris. of Highwood, arrived
in the city Friday afternoon for a few
days visit here with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. B. J. Munroe. Mrs. Carvell and
Mrs Frank Zonker. of Cascade. were
among the out-oftown shoppers IN the
city Friday.
f. +. Matthews, representative for
the International Harvester company at
Helena. was a business visitor in Great
Falls Friday.
Fred Stimpert, student at the Mon
tana state university during the past
summer vacation.
Mrs. E. r. GAYLORD and children and
Mrs. A. W. GAYLORD and children will
leave Sunday for Monarch to establish
camp for the summer.
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Mabelle Carr. returned to their nome in
Cascade. Friday afternoon, after brief
business visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Hess motored to
the city Friday from Glasgow and after
a few DAYS visit will leave for a tour of
Yellowstone national park.
Mr.. and Mrs c. ID. Barten. and sons,
a, J, Barten and II. V. Barten. motor
ed in from Glasgow Friday afternoon
for few days visit here.
Miss Sarah McNair and Miss Rush
Holkesvig students at the state uni
versity, have returned TO their homes
here to spend the summer.
Y. Paulhus, who was recently brought
to the Columbus hospital from Nelhart,
suffering from pneumonia, was reported
to be much improved Friday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Burlingame and son have
gone to Glasgow and later will go to
Weyburn. Sask.. to spend several weeks
visiting Mrs. Burlingame's mother.
Mrs. Clarence Chism of Ottumwa.
Iowa, left Friday to return home after
spending the past few weeks in Great
Falls and Malta, visiting relatives.
New shipment of silk and taffeta hats
in combinations of navy blue and white,
reasonably priced South Side Millin
pFN, 1lo II StItCt SouAh. AhuN'
Mrs. Alice Graham. public lcolth
nurse for Great Falls schools, has gone
TO San Francisco, where she will take
the public health course at the Uni
versty.
Miss Marie Henger, who has been
patient at the Columbus hospital for the
past six weeks suffering from typhoid
pneumonia was reported to be improv
ing Friday.
S. r. Harley. formerly located in
Great Falls with the firm Of Wilson
Harley Clark & Co. public accountants,
but now of st. Paul. is here for a short
business visit.
Miss Ruth Jarl. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. o. Jarl. who has been attend
ing the university at Missoula returned
to Great Falls. Thursday for the sum
mer vacation.
For sale-The best place to eat in
'Iewistown. the center of oil produc-
tior in Montal "a" Centrally located,
priced right. Agnew Land Co. Lewis
town. Montana.-Adv.
Carl Suhr son Of Mr. and Mrs. J.. W.
Suhr, of 724 First avenue south is eS-
pected TO return Sunday from Phils-
delphia where he has been attending the
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