Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10

| Wednesday, and will spend few days |
| in Great Falls.
John Muirdon Of Belt spent We'd
nesday in Great Falls looking after
! business affairs.
Emmett Roberts returned Wednes-
day afternoon from a short business
| trip to Lewistown.
G. A. Robertson Of Ashmoor spent
| Wednesday in Great Falls looking at
| ter business affairs.
! Merritt Flanagan and John B. Kear-
ney of Fort Benton, were visitors in
Great Falls Wednesday.
John N. Montgomery came in from
Chinook Wednesday, and will spend a
few days in Great Falls.
Mrs. Ida Peterson left Tuesday af
ternoon for Helena, where she will
spend about two weeks.
Mrs. M. Depoulis and baby left
Wednesday afternoon for Tracy for
brief visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston W. Howard
came in from Augusta Wednesday for
short visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. Y. Baker and children returned
to Choteau Wednesday, after a brief
business visit in Great Falls.
Roy R. Porter, merchant Of By
mum, spent Wednesday in Great Falls
attending to business matters.
J. Fl. Gillette returned to Belt Wed
nesday afternoon after spending a
short time in Great Falls attending to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Landon and
children left Great Falls Wednesday
for Aberdeen, Wash, where they plan
to make their home.
Miss Mary Gildrich, who is attend
ing school at Gilman, passed through
Great Falls Wednesday enroute to
| visit her parents at Belt,
Mrs. Walter B. Innes returned to
her home at Billings, Wednesday, af-
ter spending the last three weeks in
Great Falls visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Clark.
Miss Ruth johnson, field deputy
county superintendent Of schools, spent
| Wednesday, visiting the schools at
/ Evans, Selstrum and in the Cooney
school district.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. Jensen returned to
| their ranch home at LeWistown, We'd |
| nesday afternoon. after few days
spent in Great Falls looking after
| business interests.
| DR.. C. z. X. Vidal of Galen. is
spending d few days in Great Falls on
| business. DR.. Vidal is superintendent
of the state tuberculosis sanitarium
and formerly resided in this city.
Mrs. O. Carscallen who has been
| visiting her daughter, Mrs. +. r. Ora
ham at Highwood for the last three
| Wednesday, returning to her home at
| Carter.
Mrs. J. G. Riach left Wednesday
| morning for Dover to spend the sum
mer on their ranch near that place.
Miss Nora Mae Riach has taken apart
| ments at the Gilmore, and will remain
in Great Falls.
! Mrs NJ Il. Crouch and Miss Julia
Arthur left Wednesday afternoon for
Bozeman where Miss Arthur, repre-
senting the Great Falls district, will
compete in the state extemporaneous
speaking contest.
The Rev. A. w. Johnson. pastor of
the African Methodist church in Great |
Falls, left Wednesday afternoon for |
Lewistown to conduct services at the |
African Methodist church there, which |
was organized by Mr.. johnson about
year ago.
w. w. Patterson formerly acting
United States district attorney for |
Montana, is in Great Falls from st. |
Paul Mr.. Patterson is attorney for |
the defendant in the civil case in which |
Harry McKinster is suing the Great |
Northern railway to recover alleged |
losses in livestock shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steel will leave
this Thursday morning for few
days trip in the western part of the |
state. Mrs. Steel will visit her son,
Frederick, at the Montana State col
lege at Bozeman and will remain there !
for the tournament. Mr.. Steel, who is |
storekeeper for the Great Northern
railway in Great Falls, will go on to
Butte On an inspection trip.