Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-08

Miss Tfllie Frock returned to Wayne,
Monday afternoon, after a short busi-
hess visit in the city.
Miss Charlotte Sherrard and Mrs.
Guy Lang left Monday for Glacier park
for few weeks outing.
r. T.. Norris and Miss Esther Norris
were business visitors in Great Fails
Monday from Fort Shaw.
James Aichley returned to Glasgow
Sunday night, after several days busl-
ness visit in Great Falls.
Miss Maude Carr returned to Norbert. |
Monday afternoon, where she plans to
spend the summer on ranch.
Miss Grace Peterson, teacher of
this city, left Sunday to spend her sum-
mer vacation in Minneapolis.
Miss Florence Scott, q teacher in the
city schools, left Sunday for Tomahawk, |
Wis, to spend the summer vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. John A. Sweat of Dut
ton were in Great Falls Monday to at
tend the funeral of DR.. f. J. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGovern left
Monday afternoon for Seattle, where |
they will spend two or three months.
Miss Vivian Bruneau. student at
the state university at Missoula, is ex
pected to return to the city Thursday.
Miss Ruby Barnaby, a member of
the Central high school faculty, has
gone to Cairo; Neb.. to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Herbert Simonton returned Sat
urday to her school at Eden, after
writing on the teachers examinations
here.
Miss Ruth Jarl. who has been attend |
ing the state university at Missoula. will
return to her home in this city Thurs |
day.
Brimson Stablein. of Seattle is spend |
ing few days in Great Falls visiting
at the home of Tony Martin and r.. O. |
Peacock.
Miss Mary Morarity. who taught
school at Bynum the past year, left |
Monday for Dillon to attend the sum-
mer session.
Miss Minnie Ludtke, who has been
spending the past several months in
Seattle, returned to Great Falls Mon !
day morning.
Mrs. II. II. Dokken and daughter. |
at the home of Mrs G. W. Stephens in |
the Highwoods.
Mrs. Anna Faber and granddaughter, |
Doris McGonagle left Monday after |
noon for Raynesford where they will |
spend the summer.
L. f. Brady of the Equity Coop |
eratve association has gone to Mondak |
and other points in the eastern part of |
the state on business.
H. Q. Folkestad Of St Paul, who is |
spending a few weeks in the city on |
business, returned Monday from a brief |
business trip to Rappelja.
Mrs. Annie Sabo and son, Rudolph. |
who have been residing in Sand Coulee. |
left Monday afternoon for Choteau |
where they will spend the summer
Miss Isabel Lease; who has been
teaching school at Fife for the past |
year, left Monday for Dillon to attend |
the summer session for teachers.
Miss Melyina Harvey and her mother, |
Mrs. Alice Harvey, left Monday after
noon for Cascade. Miss Harvey will |
then go to Missoula for the summer.
Miss Gertrude Mclean, a local teach |
er, has gone to Minneapolis for the /
summer months. She will visit in Hell |
ena for several days while en- route.
W. ]. Crowley, chief clerk in the Of |
flee of j. II. Pewters, local general traf-
nc agent for the Great Northern, left
Monday for Helena on business mis-
siCn.
Miss Irene Weideman. Miss Cornelia
and Miss Dorethea Haag and Miss Ruth
ANiI -'Auiiudf IoF billO0 WDprp |
they will attend the summer session for
teachers.
Miss Hazel Hawk. who has been
teaching school at Belt the past wear. |
passed through the city Monday en- route
TO her home at Missoula for the sum
mer vacation
Miss lone Boehme left Monday night |
for Minneapolis for a few weeks visit /
there before going to Chicago to attend |
the summer course for teachers at the |
Chicago university. !
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Miss Pearl Atkinson returned Satur-
day to her home at Cora Greek after
taking the teachers examination in this
city. Her cousin, Miss Lucille Atkin-
son who had also been in the city re-
turned to Power the same day.
Edward and Fred Dees. Of Salem. left
Saturday morning for Kansas where
they nad been called DIV the serious Ill
ness of their sister, Miss Cora Dees.
who formerly resided on homestead
north of Great Falls.
Mrs. Hans Roehl of Neihart, who
came to Great Falls last Friday after
noon. returned home Monday, accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Louise
Roeh, who has just completed her
junior year at the Central high school.
Miss Rizetta Bailey. Miss Helen An
derson, Miss Edna Higgins, Miss Ruth
Iiostetter and Miss Helen Corcoran of
Conrad passed through Great Falls
Monday en- route to Dillon to attend the
summer session of the state normal
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