Great Falls tribune., 1921-05-12
lome at Pass Christian q few months.

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ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Lanstrum Of
Grass Range were business visitors in
Great Falls Wednesday.
| Mrs. NJ. Nehring came in from By
mum Wednesday for few days busi-
ness visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. c. E. X. Vidal has arrived in
Great Falls from Galen to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. james Hanley.
Mrs. NJ. f. Lewis and daughter came
in from Lingshire Wednesday for
brief business visit in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. O'Connor and
Miss Monica O'Connor of Cascade were
visitors in Great Falls Wednesday.
w. J. Butler came in from Helena
Wednesday and will spend few days
in Great Falls attending to business
interests.
r. S. Nyhagen, an oil driller at
Winnett, came in from Lewistown We'd
nesday for brief business visit in
Great Falls.
w. NJ. Rush, deputy supervisor of
the Lewis and Clark national forest,
returned Wednes sday from an inspection
trip into the Sun river, Willow creek
and Elk creek regions.
Mrs. j. D. Ross, president of the
Rebekah assembly of Montana, left
Wednesday morning for an official
business trip through the western part
of the state. Mrs. Ross expects to
be gone about four weeks.
100000 worth of unclaimed trunks,
boxes. household goods, etc, will be
sold by the Wilber Transfer and Stor-
age Company. at 42O Central avenue,
on Saturday. May 14th, 2 p. M, to the
highest bidder for cash.-Adv.
Three patients were examined We'd
nesday at the free tuberculosis clinic
by the public health department. All
had formerly been examined and re-
turned for further investigation. DR..
Aloysius Dolan examined the patients,
assisted by Miss Dora Mecklenberg,
employe of the anti tuberculosis as:
sociation.
Information of the whereabouts of |
Logan G. Getty. believed to be living
in Great Falls is wanted by the Red |
Cross society here, according to Mrs. |
Harriet Carrier in charge Of the local
branch of the organization. Getty is |
originally from Ohio and served in the |
infantry during the war. Something |
to his advantage may be learned by |
communicating with Mrs. Carrier
Elder E. C. Roger, head Of the Home
department of the North
Pacific Union conference Of the Sew
enth Day Adventists, will arrive in
Great Falls Saturday morning and will
speak on Saturday morning at II
b O'clOck and again in the evening at
S o'clock. at the Seventh Day Adventist
church, 11O4 Fifth avenue north. Ell
der Boyer will lecture again Sunday
evening at s o'clock
To organize a civic community i'm
provement club an invitation has been
extended to the public to meet in the
Boston Heights church, Third avenue
north and Thirty-third street, at s
o'clock this (Thursday) evening H.
o. Volkestad will be in charge Of the
meeting which will be addressed by I
Ford Bailor Of the T. NJ G. A. and
seven high school boys who recently
attended boys conference at Butte.
After 6OO-mile trip which took
six days, DR.. +. x. Offerman, 41S 1-2
CENTRAL avenue, and his daughter re-
urned Wednesday night. Their trip
vas to their ranch in southeastern /
Rains have been general
'ver the region they travelled, accord
ng to DR.. Offerman, and crop pros !
,ects. are better than they have been
It any time since 1913. DIR. and Miss
fferman abandoned their automobile I
It Havre and completed their trip by
rain. /