Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-22
SPRAY Of THE FALLS.


Pythian Sisters meet this afternoon.
ADV.
Club breakfast 35c at Great Falls
Hotel Cafe.-Adv.
Regular dinners SIC at Great Falls
Hotel Cafe,--Adv.
!. b. pontius Of Cut Bank arrived
here Monday for II brief business visit.
Miss Marie Mathie of Windham was
among the arrivals in Great Falls Mon
day.
Mrs. II. .. Robson Of Choteau re.
turned home Monday after brief
visit here.
j. A. Glluly of Lewistown arrived
in Great Falls Monday for BRIEF busi-
ness visit.
Jean Gillispie Of Windham is nusi-
ness visitor in the city. She arrived
here Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Simpson of Belt
returned home Monday after brief
business visit here.
J. s. Pitts Of Libby is in the city
attending to business matters. lie ar
rived here Monday.
Libby's famous mincc meat--the
brand that always, repeats. On sale
. ASDIiTiu dToCSTy,--Auf
w. G. Rae Of Butte former state
treasurer, arrived here Monday and is
attending to business matters in this
city.
Mrs. Anna Fleming of Big Timber,
who has been visiting here for the past
several days, left for her home on Mon
day,
w. z. Walters of Big Sandy arrived
rl,v,~ fr hranI
ness matters in this city for few
days.
Dr. Dodd, the Butte specialist on
eyes and nervous trouble, will be at
Placer hotel, Helena, all this week.
ADV.
Mrs B. r.. Lord of 912 Second ay-
n enue north has been entertaining al her
house guest her aunt, Mrs. A. David
son of st. Paul
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Rulings of Seattle
went through Great Falls ON Monday
on their way to Big Sandy, where they
will make their home.
Mrs. William Oleson of Sun River
returned home Monday after weeks
visit In this city as the guest Of Mrs.
]. w. Reid and Mrs. J. Sohl.
J. II. Sharpe of Minneapolis, former
deputy state bank examiner of Mon
tana, arrived here Monday and is look
ing after business matters here.
Mrs. II. G. Hunt of Pendroy. who
has been visiting in Geneva, Wash, for
the past five weeks, went through
Great Falls Monday on her way home.
Miss Mary Koran Of Belt returned to
her home Monday after week end
visit here at the home of her brother.
J. M. Koran of 1926 Second avenue
south.
Mrs. W. r. Pope of 113 Twenty
sixth street north returned to her
home here late last week after sew
eral weeks visit in Helena with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew l.. Galloway Of
400 Third avenue north have as their
guests until after Thanksgiving Misses
Gerda Whitman and Nina M, Bennett
Of Butte.
Mrs. Charles II. John of 1905 First |
avenue north left Monday for Lewis
town, where she will spend the week
with her husband, who is located there
temporarily.
The Rev. T. T. Fike Of the Warren
Methodist church returned to his home
in this city Monday after conducting
evangelistic services during the last
week IN Cascade.
Mrs. Robert A. Nathan and little
Son left Monday for Helena, where
they will spend the week as the guests
Of Mrs. Nathan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Kohlberg.
Mrs. r. e. Rink and daughter, Miss
Grace, of Lewistown, went through
where they will make their home during
the coming winter.
Miss Alice Lewellyn of Helmville, |
who has been living in Highwood for
the past several months, went through |
Great Falls Monday on her way home |
to spend the holidays.
Miss Aagot Liam of Choteau, public
health nurse of Teton county, has ar
rived in Great Falls to attend the
meeting here this week of the Montana
State Teachers association.
J. X. ROBBIE OF the Salvation Army
left Monday for Choteau where he will
solicit funds for that organization. Mr..
Robole is working under the jurisdic-
ton Of the Helena commandery.
Vernon Strong, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
left on Monday for Simms, where he
will visit as the guest of John Kinna,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Kinna.
j. s. Dudley of Grand Valley, Colo,
left Great Falls Monday on his way
home from Canada, where he has been
attending to matters connected with a
4S0-acre ranch which he owns In that
y country.
Mrs. l.. F. Rutherford of 1415
Fourth avenue north, and her daugh-
ter, Margaret land Mrs. ]. P. Grogan,
will leave Tuesday morning for San
Diego, Calf, where they will spend
the winter.
J. L. Humphrey, manager of the
Great Falls office of the First Trust
& Savings bank Of st. Paul, returned
to his home here Monday after bust
ness trip to Miles City and other points
in eastern Montana.
Mrs. T.. G. Strauss of this city and
her two children left Monday for Hell
ena, where they will visit friends over
Thanksgiving. Mr. Strauss, who is
manager of the Eddy bakery here, will
join them later in the week.
E. Fl. Mcdowell, editor of the Terry
Tribune, is business visitor In Great
Falls. Mr.. Mcdowell has been named
receiver Of the United States land
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