Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-26
SPRAY Or The FAILS.
Emergency stove backs at Barrys.

Emergency stove backs at Barry4s..
ADV.
o. n. Mayer arrived Tuesday from,
Gilman for q brief visit.
DR.. Dedd Of Butte ct Park HotelL
November 4th to 16th.-Adv.
Miss Nabelle Carr of Cascade spent
Tuesday in the city visiting friends.
A. J. Coneu and G. n. C0flsy were
among the visitors in the city Tuesday.
GeorEe 8. Grover ct Butte was
ancng the Tuesday arrivals in the city.
J. B. King Of Salt Lake City was
4 business visitor in the city Tuesday.
W. J. Duncan Of Bozeman was
among the arrivals in the city Tuesday.
Get Hurlbut's Bible story MS Xmas
gift. Limited time. Phone S022.-Adv.
: T. B. Vensen, q conductor of White
fish, was a visitor in the city yester-
day.
r.. D. Tobin arrived from Helena
Tuesday afternoon for a brief business
visit.
G. #. O'Hara is in the city few
days from Butte attending to business
matters.
j. ". Ferguson of Lewistewn was
among the visitors in Great Fails,
Tuesday.
George H. Brewster Of Neihart ar
rived in the city Monday for q few days
business visit.
Miss Minnie Sanford arrived Tuesday
afternoon from Geyser for brief
shopping visit.
Have your old suits and dresses
made over by an expert. Room 10,
Sparkling Hotel.-Adv.
Lady desires home for winter. VIII
work for room and board. Good cook. 1
Phone 6464, mornings.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Devericks OF
attending to business matters.
DR.. l.. B. Nelson, osteepathic phys
ician, Central avenue, opposite Amer
lean Bank Phone 6679.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Jensen left Tues
day morning for Long Beach, Calf,
where they will remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Larson are in
the city for brief visit with friends.
They came in from Lewistown
Tuesday.
DR.. w. r. Dodd, Butte specialist on |
eyes and nervous troubles. May be 4
consulted free at Park Hotel, Novem-
Der 4th to 15th.-Adv. |
Miss Margaret Conrad who for sew
eral months has been the guest of Mrs. 1
f. J. Adams, left Monday evening for
her home in Kalispell.
John r. Hughes. cashier of the
Northern National bank returned Tues |
day from Lewistown where be. spent
two days on business.
Hugh S. Aitken, a prominent farm
er of Lewis and Clark county left |
Tuesday afternoon for Helena follow
ing few days business visit in the |
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thorpe left |
Tuesday morning by motor for Cas-
cade, where they will remain for the |
winter. Their former home was in |
Cut Bank. I
Dave Beckman. formerly associated
with his brother. Albert Beekmaa of
the Beckman Fur company. is in the
city from Seattle. where he is with a
branch Of the same concern.
Mrs. Charles Walker and son, James, i
have arrived in Great Falls from Min I
neapolis to make their home here per-
Mr.. Walker is with the
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald will
leave Wednesday for st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Kansas City, where they viii
60 on an extended visit. On their re-
turn they will reside in Great Falls.
Mrs. Ralph Bancroft of Cascade ar
rived in the city Monday evening, hay-
ing been called home By the illness of /
her mother, Mrs. c. n. Dickensos.
Mrs Dickenson's condition Is ;mnroved J
Mr.. and Mrs. F. AZ. Fryburg left
Monday evening for their home in
st. Paul following 4 brief visit with
their son. Russell Fryburg of Dillon
and friends in this city Mr.. and Mrs.
Fryburg had planned to 60 On to
Seattle, but because Of the present rail
road situation they decided to return
home.
Special communication of Great Falls
Lodge tonight. +. C.. degree. Sojoufn- 4