Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-20
ternoon to attend the Parsell-Buck
wedding here this Tuesday night.

ternoon to attend the Parsell- Buck
wedding here this Tuesday night.
The Rev. John Chirgwin of Helena,
field representative Of the Montana
| Deaconess Home in the Helena Valley,
\ arrived in Great Falls on Monday from
the capital city.
Mrs. John Dixon and daughter, Mrs.
Charles II. Sieben, and the lAtter's
little son, Charles Jr., arrived here
Monday from Helena where they at
tended the state fair.
Mrs. r. e. Cunningham, who has
tarium for the past two weeks, re-
street north, on Monday.
Nelson Hall, who has been here
spending the past two months with
his mother, Mrs. Sam Stephenson, left
Sunday evening for Chicago where he
will remain during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis s. Irwin of
Browning arrived here on Monday for
a short visit. Mr.. Irwin was witness
in a case in the federal court here
Monday. They are guests at the Park.
Mrs. Mary Buck Of Cascade will ar
rive here today Tuesday, to attend
the wedding of her son, Lester O..
Buck, and Miss Achsa Parsell, which
will take place this Tuesday evening
Luxurious display and sale of furs
all this week. Coats, wraps, coates
and neckpieces now on display in every
wanted fur at the lowest prices. Ready
to-Wear Department, Strain Brothers.
ADV.
E. B. Collidge, of Lewistown, is a
guest at the Hotel Rainbow. He
registered Monday. Mr.. Collidge is
the engineer who located the property
Of the Homestake Oil Co., on Cat
Greek.
Gerald Morris Of the Morris Broth
ers' Dependable Tire House of Sea-
tile left Sunday evening for his
home in the coast city after weeks.
visit here. He was a guest at the
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Thorp of Cut
Bank, who are in the city for a few
days, motored out to Fort Benton
early in the week and will today
(Tuesday) 60 by auto to Cascade for
a brief visit.
Mrs. Harvey Parsell Of Whitfish,
Mont, arrived here on Sunday to at
tend the wedding of her daughter,
Miss Achsa Parsell, who will be mar
ried this (Tuesday) evening to Lester
o. Buck of this city.
Miss Queen Anderson of Twin Falls.
Ida, who has been visiting in this city
as the guest Of Miss Anna Nohl of
the Maryland apartments, left on Mon
day for Belt where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. John s. Pearson.
Charles Barclay of Lewistown, ex-
press agent in the office Of the Ameri-
can Railway Express there, went
through Great Falls Monday on his
way home from Helena where he was
called by the death Of his father.
II. I. Sherman returned to his home
here on Monday after a three weeks
visit in Rialto, Calf. He was accom-
panied home by his mother. Mrs. Belle
r. Sherman, who will be the guest of
her son and daughter-in-law for some
time.
Charles Olson, engine hostler at the
Great Northern shops at Judith Gap,
with Mrs. Olson and their children,
passed through Great Falls Monday on
their way home from Boulder, where
their son, Edward Olson, entered the
state school for the deaf.
Mrs. Nell DaWley, who had charge
of the Y. w. c. A.. cafeteria here
until its close early last spring. was
in Great Falls on Sunday on her
way to Havre where she will con-
duct demonstrations in the preparing
of certain patented foods. Mrs. Daw-
ley will demonstrate in Great Falls
next week.
Mrs. George NJ. McCole. 1916 Fourth
avenue north, will leave Wednesday
morning for Missouri. whence she will
accompany her father to Indianapolis
to attend the national &. A. r. en-
campment Mrs. McCole will visit
Dr.. Needles relatives in Indiana and
her own relatives in Missouri and will
return to Great Falls the early part |
of November.
SAD BUT TRUE.