Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-05

ests.
Miss Varlinda Bishop Of Sand Cou-
lee is a week end visitor in Great
Falls.
Walter Brown Of Box Elder arriv-
ed in the city Saturday to spend the
week end.
w. L. Lintoce of Winnett is spend
ing the week end in Great Falls on a
brief trip.
Mrs. Otto Spiller of Highwood is
spending the week end in Great Falls
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Smith Of Lewis
town are spending the week end in
Great Falls.
George A. Perry of Kelvin was an
arrival here Saturday from the north
ern oil town.
w. d. Elder of Highwood is among
the out of town business visitors here
this week end.
a. E. Allen of Highwood spent Sat
urday in Great Falls, attending BUSH
ness matters.
William Hodgkiss of Choteau is here
for a brief visit, transacting business
and meeting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen Of High
wood are visiting friends in Great
Falls for a few days.
L. Q. Peacock of Medicine Hat was
among the Canadian visitors in Great
| Falls over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith Of Pow
err arrived in the city Saturday for a
few days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. M. Marks of Belt
returned home Saturday, from a few
days shopping in Great Falls.
Mrs. Lou Lester of Butte, returned
here with friends and relatives.
A. B. Erik of Sunburst, head of the
A. B. Erik company. rig contractors,
stopped in Great Falls Saturday.
J. G. O'Donnell of Billings, who is
interested in the oil development In
Montana fields, is in Great Falls.
G. 3. Powers of Butte and A. ].
Powers of Billings are stopping in
Great Falls on q visit of a few days.
Mrs. Kaija Heikka has come to
Great Falls from her ranch at Good
ale. She will spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dickey, Mrs. T.. J.
Dickey and j. T. Sutton were among
the visitors here Saturday from Che
teau.
l.. X. Requa of Billings, land man
for the California company, was a Wis
itor in Great Falls Saturday from
Shelby.
Alfred Anderson was a Square
Butte visitor in Great Falls Saturday
on Il visit in connection with business
interests,
Mrs. John ID. Powers of Neihart
was a visitor in Great Falls Satur-
day, on a shopping visit from the min
ing district.
Miss Louise Fisher returned to her
home at Lewistown Saturday after
noon. She has been visiting here for
several days.
Miss Iva Johnson. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clyde Parker,
returned to her home at Gerber Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Cochran, who
have been visiting their daughter IN
Great Falls, left Saturday afternoon
for their home.
E. B. Coolidge Of Lewistown, field
manager for the Homestake Oil COM
pany and allied organizations, is stop
pnig in Great Falls
A. L. Bradley. president Of the
Gilman State bank was a business VS.
fitor here Saturday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Bradley.
Miss Dorothea Hutland and Miss
Melvia Nottingham of Billings arrived
in Great Falls this week end to spend
a few days visiting friends.
F. B. Haines of New York, who is
interested in the oil industry, arrived
in the city Saturday on a visit to the
northern Montana oil fields.
A. =. Carlberg of Lewistown is
stopping in Great Falls on Il trip IN
connection with the implement bust
ness with which he is associated.
George Coffey. Jr., and Frank A.
Oulton of Choteau arc stopping in the
city on business. They are associat-
ed in oil interests in Montana fields.
Dan Carroll was an arrival here
Saturday from Shelby on a week end
visit for the oil fields where he is
connected with the California COM
pany.
DIR. T.. S. Edwin left last week for
Marinette. Wis, where he will spend
IL week WIN rs pm N'io' Dh 1to y
turn trip he will visit in Chicago and
the Twin cities.
The Rev. j. A. Martin, district su-
p~erintendent Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, left Saturday af-
ternoon for Choteau and Waller, where
he will conduct services today.
Really you should order your en-
grayed Christmas cards this week or
there may be trouble about getting
them. Sec the six fine lines that are
being shown at the Tribune Printing
& Supply Co.-Adv.
Miss Mary r. Hogan of Billings,
daughter of Senator Z. S. Hogan, who
is interested in the northern oil fields,
Joined her father in Great Falls Sat
urday for a brief visit in the city.
Mrs. N. r. Lease and her daughter,
Miss Ruth, have returned to their
home at 3401 Fourth avenue north.
Miss Lease is a student at the Uni
yersity of Montana. but has been fore
ed to discontinue her studies temper
arily. She underwent an opeHation
for appendicitis in Missoula recently.
Mrs. Lease went to Missoula several
weeks ago to be with her during her
illness.