Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-06
SPRAY OF THE FALLS

Hemstitching. SIG 4th St. No.-Adv.
e. e. Switzer of Brady is busi-
| ness visitor here.
T.. NJ. Robertson Of Sun River is a
| business visitor in the city.
G. d. March of Kalispen came in
Monday for a short business visit.
John Hinly of Glasgow arrived here
Monday for a brief business visit.
/ r. J. Hasley Of Sun River is in the
city attending to business matters.
G. B. Christian of Augusta is in the
city attending to business matters.
Mrs. Victor Ola Of Stockett was a
shopping visitor in Great Falls Mon
day.
Miss Emily Richardson returned
Monday from a week end visit at Cas-
cade.
8. b. Coolidge Of Lewistown ar
rived here Monday for brief business
visit.
Norman Parker of Belt came in to
this city Monday for brief business
visit.
Claude e. Maury of Lewistown was
| among the Monday arrivals in Great
Falls.
| Ed O'Conner Of Cascade was among
the business arrivals in Great Falls
Monday.
Margaret N. Egan of Stanford is in
the city attending to business matters
and shopping.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Nichols Of Ger
aldine are in the city attending to
| business matters.
Elmer C. Preninger Of Geraldine
| came to Great Falls Monday for
few days business visit.
Louis Heitman OF Helena, stockman
and capitalist, arrived in Great Falls
Monday for brief business visit.
Frank Mauro of this city left Mon
day evening for New York. from where
he will sail on December Is for Italy.
l.. A. Boedecker of Butte arrived
here Monday He will attend to busi-
ness matters in the city for several
days.
Mrs. M. j. Wallace and daughter of
Square Butte are in the city for few
days attending to business matters and
shopping.
Mrs Michael Pisansky and little
daughter, Helen, of Stockett were in
Great Falls Monday shopping and at
tending to business matters.
c. +. Constant Of Helena, travelling
representative Of the international
Harvester company. came i'll Monday
for a few days visit
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong of Belt ar
rived here Monday and is the guest of
her son, Thomas Armstrong, and Mrs.
Armstrong, Of TIA Third street south.
T. J. Hooking of Glasgow editor of
the Glasgow Courier and former presi-
dent Of the Montana Press associa-
ton. came in Monday for a few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Downham and
son. Andrew. Of LeWistown went
through Great Falls Monday on their
way to Spokane, where they will make
their home.
Mrs. $. Il. Gets of Sun River re-
turned Monday to her home after
spending three weeks in this city with
her son. Charles, who is i'll at the CO.
lumbus hospital.
Mrs. Agnes Boyd Of Belt returned
home Monday after a brief visit in
Great Falls. She stopped off here
Friday on her way home from Saska-
toon, Sask., where she visited her son.
H. Denny Of 1913 Second avenue
south left Monday for the vicinity Of
Raynesford and Geyser. from where
he will haul three automobiles in from
snow drifts in the mountains near the
Dave Chambers ranch.
I. A. Gribble, attorney Of Helena.
went through Great Falls Monday on
his way to Lewistown, where he will
attend to business. Mr.. Gribble is the
legal adviser of the Banking Corpora
tion of Montana.
The Rev. Leo L. Totten of the First
Presbyterian church of this city went
to Lewistown Monday afternoon, where
he delivered an address Monday eve
ming before the lodge of the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen.
IL J.. Hart Of Helena. former state
treasurer and now manager of the Ma
tional Surety company of New York,
went through Great Falls Monday on
his way to Browning where he will at
tend to matters connected with his
company.