Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20
SPRAY OF THE FALLS

Exhibition fine millinery. ROutzahn' 8
exclusive shop. 10 9TH st. So.-Adv.
Mrs. B. Adams left Saturday af-
ternoon for few days visit at Con-
rad.
T. ". Thorne came in from Geral-
dine Saturday on a short business
visit.
William II. Boyle and e. F. Boyle of
Swift spent Saturday visiting in Great
Falls.
w. e. Ziegler Of Power spent Sat
urday in Great Falls transacting
business.
Mrs. G.. Beatty left Saturday for
Lewistown to spend few days on
business.
L. e. Jones came in from Glasgow
Saturday for q short business visit in
Great Falls.
Peter Pilgrim was among the out-of-
town visitors in Great Falls Saturday
from Eden.
DR.. Barth, specializing in pyorrhea
and extraction. Thisted block. Phone
4622-Adv.
Mrs. L. G.. Stevenson and infant son
are In Great Falls for few days visit
with friends.
r. ]. Loeb was among the out-of-
town business visitors in Great Falls
from Dutton.
W. w. Cheeley returned Saturday
afternoon from few days trip to
Helena and Butte.
Miss Julia G. Pattsner came in from
Belt Saturday for a short business
visit In Great Falls.
Mrs. Mike Glovna returned to Stock
EFT Saturday after a brief shopping
visit in Great Falls.
Ole Skeis came in from Simms
Saturday for q few days business
visit in Great Falls.
Stuart G. Watt spent Saturday in
Great Falls from Geraldine looking
after business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eckford came in
from Choteau Saturday for a few
days visit in Great Falls.
Ed. J. NJ. Williams and Joe Young
of Manhattan were business visitors
In Great Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Anne Adams of Chisholm,
MIMI, was in Great Falls Saturday
on her way to Lewistown.
George Sampson Jr. came in from
Big Sandy Saturday for few days
business visit in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Toby came in
from Highwood Saturday for short
business visit in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr return
ed to Socket Saturday after a brief
shopping visit in Great Falls.
james e. Haight Of Gerber was
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ors in Great Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watkins re-
turned to Belt Friday after a brief
business visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. Frank Day returned to her
home at Sand Coulee Saturday after
a few days visit in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hall were among
the out-of town business visitors in
Great Falls Saturday from Brady.
Miss Olive Grove who is attending
school in Great Falls returned to Belt
Saturday for the Easter vacation.
Martin Schaeffer of Sun River was
In Great Falls Saturday on business.
Louis Ingold came in from Portage
Miss Leona Thompson left Satur-
day afternoon for Fairfield to spend
LuC A0olCl foSolluA Will dCA pat CltS.
Frank e. Mcdonnell. Equitable Life
n. T., Real Estate: 81 First National
Bank building. Phone 9591.-Adv.
Joe De Yong came in from Choteau
Saturday to spend few days in
Great Falls attending to business af-
fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Marshall and
son of Hays were in Great Falls Sat
day en- route to Billings to make their
home.
Mrs. W. J. Roulston and daughters
after spending a few days in Great
Falls returned to Choteau Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Frances Theis and Miss
Evelyn Chapman came in from Fort
Benton Saturday for few days visit
h Great Falls.
Miss Euniee Whiteside of kalspell
n in Great Falls visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. NJ. McCutcheon during the
Easter vacation.
Mrs. William Birkenbuel returned to
Sun River Saturday after spending a
short time in Great Falls looking after
business affairs.
Arthur Lins left Saturday afternoon
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xrandparent4 Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Crane at Arlington.
Mrs. J. II. Largent and daughter
after brief shopping visit in Great
Falls returned to their home in
Sun River Saturday.
Beverly B. Davis and Bud Edmond
son left Saturday to spend the Easter
holidays at the BIT. ranch in the
little Belt mountains.
Miss Myrtle Beckstrom and sister,
Miss Evelyn, and brother, Howard,
left Saturday afternoon for Raynesford
to spend the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Henry Wheeler who has been
visiting at Seaside, Ore, passed
through Great Falls Saturday return
ing to her home at Lewistown.
Mrs. George Holvey Of Sun River
passed through Great Falls Saturday
en- route to Sand Coulee for few
days visit with her son, George.
Miss Stella Crockett who is attend
ing school in Great Falls left Satur-
day afternoon to return to her home
at Windham for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Ray o. King Of Conrad, ar
rived in Great Falls Thursday to meet
her mother, Mrs. Olive Sweet, who ar
rived from the east to visit her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Byron Cunningham and two
daughters left Saturday afternoon to
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