Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-21

everything to serve with your turkey
Adv
A truly remarkable sale Of high grade
children's hats. half price. Cunningham
Central at Fifth.-Adv.
A J. Hunter came in from his ranch
near Power Saturday for a short busl-
| ness visit in Great Falls.
Beaver velour and velvet hats at re
adjustment prices. Cunningham Alllhn-
cry. Central at Fifth.-Adv.
Miss Fredrica Medley and Miss Nella
| M. Woods Of Choteau were business
visitors in Great Falls Saturday.
Miss Elsie Canavan has left for her
home in Portage where she will spend
several weeks visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. S. Greenwood came
| In from Denton Saturday for a few
days business visit In Great Falls.
Frank E. Mcdonnell, Real Estate In
| surance. Equitable Life n. Y, 81 First
National Bank. Fone 959l.-Adv.
St Mary's chapter of Episcopal Guild
will hold card party at the Elks, hall,
Nov. 27 For reservation phone 6443.-
ADV
Miss Estelle NJ Hanson Of Shelby
was in Great Falls Saturday on her
wcy to Missoula to spend Ihapss-
giving.
c. H Bie5er returned to Great Fails
Saturday morning from his ranch on
Highwood creek where he spent the
summer.
Miss Janette Swanson left Saturday
afternoon for Fields to spend the week
end visiting ner mother, Mrs. Charles
Swanson.
a. Ii. Barr Of Choteau was in Great
Falls Saturday en- route to Mlsso1la
where he will spend Thanksgiving with
his daughter
Miss Annie a. McAnelly Of Geraldine
was in Great Falls Saturday on her way
to Billings to attend the state teachers
association meeting.
Miss Ruth Bailey, forelady in the
bookbindery of the Tribune, left Satur-
day afternoon for Seattle where she
plans to spend the winter.
Miss Ruth Creveling was in Great
Falls Saturday from Portage while Ell
route to Billings to attend the state
teachers. association meeting.
Mrs. ". f. House returned to Belt
Saturday afternoon after spending the
last few days in Great Falls visiting her
mother. Mrs. r. +. Curnutt.
Mrs. Ed. Blanchard returned to her
home at Simms Saturday afternoon
after spending few days in Great Falls
as the guest Of Mrs. Il. l.. Johnson.
Mrs. ]. Neill and Warren Hanna re
turned to Smms Saturday after d short
business visit in Great Falls. Warren
was in the city for medical attention.
Mrs. Mae E. Wilson and Mrs. Louis
Thompson after few days shopping
visit in Great Falls left Saturday after
noon to return to their homes in Cho-
teau.
Miss Pearl Commas has gone to
Seattle 70 spend the winter She was
accompanied as far as Butte by her
brother, Vidal, who will remain there for
two months.
was in Great Falls Saturday leaving
ness trip in connection with the Rynum
irrigation district.
Miss Josephine MoberIy Of Shelby ar
ani will leave this Sunday for Bill
lings to attend the state teachers az
sociation meeting.
1Ir. and Mrs. !. r. Denhart. who have
been spending the last summer ranching
near Stanford. passed through Great
Falls Saturday ca route to Redlands.
Calf. their home.
NJ. and Mrs. Arthur Bright 5Os
Eighteenth street north. viii leave this
(Sunday) morning for Yakima, Wash,
where Mrs. Bright's parents live Mr.
Bright will return to Great Falls in
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Huffman and
children of lIighwood were visitors in
Great Falls Saturday while on their way
to knlispell to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Huffm1n's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
g. ". Fuller
Miss Ebba johnson and brother.
Harold Johnson, were in Great Falls
Saturday On their way to Belt to spend
Thanksgiving with their parents from
SIN River, where Miss johnson is teach
ing school.
Mrs X r. Peters accompanied her
husband Saturday afternoon to Helena
Mr. Peters. manager Of tho Great Falls
office of the Western Union Telegraph
compnnt, went to Helena TO attend the
conference Of officials 10 be held there