Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-29
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

Pianos for rent Orton Bros.-Adv
Mrs. Ina Fish and daughters Of the
Highwoods were visitors in Great Falls
Thursday.
r. E. Switzer of Brady was a bust.
ness visitor in Great Falls Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Stanley OF
Stanberry, Mo-, are in Great Falls visit
ing their son, P. M. Stanley, 900 Fifth
avenue north
Furniture for sale at 2o2 Jensen
Adv.
Miss Edith Johnson, field deputy
county superintendent Of snools. visited
rural schools at Vaughn and its vicinity
Thursday.
For rent-Three office suits, Dunn
block. Inquire Room 1.-Adv.
Miss Anne Goettsch, communicable
disease nurse Of the public health de-
partment, left Thursday for HaVre on
business.
Hear Senator Myers at the Grand
Theatre tonight at o'clock-Adv.
III. NJ. Gillick, superintendent Of the
Milwaukee's Northern Montana division,
was in Great Falls Thursday from
Lewistown on company business.
Hear Senator Myers at the Grand
Theatre tonight at oclock-Adv.
General Superintendent w. h. Smith
and Division Superintendent Fred Wear
of the Great Northern returned Thurs
j day from a business trip to Butte.
ssss Hear Senator Myers at the Grand
Theatre tonight at o'clock-Adv.
Mrs. George Harr came in from
Geraldine Thursday for a few days
visit in Great Falls.
Macintosh apples. The most delicious
eating apple. Your dealer can get them.
ADV.
Mrs. NJ Lilliefors was among the out
of-town visitors in Great Falls Thurs
day from Vaughn.
Mr. and Mrs f. J. Clark were visitors
in Great Falls Thursday from Casade.
c. Z. Stewart, secretary of state, re-
turned to Helena Thursday after brief
visit in Great Falls.
G. B. Nolan returned to Helena
Thursday after speaking in place Of
Senator T.. j. Walsh at the Palace
Stheater Wednesday night.
Hear Senator Myers at the Grand
Theatre tonight at S o'clock-Adv.
A. s. D'Autremont, conductor on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
way with headquarters in Great Falls
for the last few months, has been
transferred to the Deer Lodge division.
] DR.. Barth, specializing in Pyorrhea
and extracting. Thisted Blk. Phone
4622.-Adv.
Mrs. Anna q. Nett returned to
Augusta Thursday after few days
business visit in Great Falls.
Charles Witcomb returned to Helena
Thursday after a brief business visit
here
Hear Senator Myers at the Grand
Theatre tonight at 5 o'clock-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Degaillez have
returned from Nebraska and Wyoming
where they spent the last seven months
Mr.. and Mrs C. b. Campbell passed
through Great Falls Thursday on their
return to Waller from New York and
Iowa. where they spent the last two
months visiting relatives. They will re-
tnrn to Waller this (Friday) morning.
Halloween ice cream, orange and
chocolate bricks. Phone 6167. Great
Falls Dairy Co.--Adv.
Mrs. NJ. e. Shirk was in Great Falls
Thursday returning to Fort Benton from
a three months visit in Winnett and
points in South Dakota.
Ii
Theatre tonight at s o'clock-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knudtzon and
daughter returned to Choteau Thursday
after brief shopping visit in Great
Falls.
Mrs. Frank Birkenbuel and son re
turned to their home at Sun River
Thursday after a short visit in Great
Falls.
Mrs. c. F. Downhour and baby left
Thursday afternoon for Moccasin to
visit Mrs. Downhours mother Later
they will 60 to Judith Gap.
Do not overlook the fact that our hats
on sale are new models, as well as fine
materials Cunningham Millinery, Cen
tral at Fifth.-Adv.
Mrs Sarah NJ. West of st. Paul was
in the city Thursday en- route to Pend
row to spend a few weeks visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. Z. Simpson.
Mrs. f. J. Whitaker of Black Duck.
Mimi. who has been visiting at Fort
Benton. was in Great Falls Thursday.
Mrs. Whitaker returned to Fort Ben
ton on the night train.
DR.. e. NJ. Porter was operated upon
Thursday morning at the Deaconess
hospital for appendicitis.
William Steege, manager of the Grand
and Sexton theatcrs, who recently was
operated upon at the Deaconess hospi-
tai. was reported to be improving
Thursday.
Our substantial reductions will enable
vou to find an exclusive hat at the right
price. Cunningham Millinery, Central
at Fifth-Adv.
#G. G. Stokes Of Bynum was among
the out -of-town business visitors IN
Great Falls Thursday.
Frank Yost of Gerber was In the
city Thursday transacting business.
Mrs D. E. Marcum of Garneil who
has been a delegate to the Women's
Federation district meeting in Great
Falls for the last two days. will leave
this (Friday) by automobile to return