Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-26

e. c. Farmer went to st. Paul Fri
day ON a business trip.
f. w. Harner went to Bolton Fri
day to spend a vacation.
Mrs. r. Bergman left Thursday night
for Minneapolis on a visit.
j. j. Bill left Friday for st. Paul
and Minneapolis on a visit.
MIR. and Mrs. P. f. Gregg of Butte
were visitors in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Gerer were Wis
itors in the city Friday from Ham
ilton.
j. L. Sutton of Choteau, oil man of
that town, was in Great Falls Friday
on a business trip.
T. III. Cover of Billings. who is in
terested in the oil industry, was in
Great Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J..J. Charles and Mrs.
Charles Schatzten of Butte stopped in
Great Falls Friday.
Robert Templeton of SIS Fifth AVE-
nue. north left for Los Angeles Friday
on a business trip.
Z. Ii. Crossen, sheepman. of Cho-
teau, was attending to business matters
in Great Falls Friday.
W. A. Stephenson of 1905 Fourth
avenue north left Friday for Minneap-
oils on a few days trip.
NJ. O. Van Cleave of 612 Sixth ave-
nue. north left Friday on a two weeks
vacation trip in Glacier park.
Anthony Fey and A., E. Roscoe of
Gold Butte arrived yin Great Falls
Friday on a visit of a few days.
Mrs. Clell Smithers and Mrs. Mar
guerite- Mccarthy of Helena were visit
ing friends in Great Falls Friday.
r. NJ. Adams left Friday for Glacier
park station, from which place he will
start an extensive tour of the park.
DIR. r. II. S~choldager of 400 Ninth
avenue south returned Friday from a
vacation trip spent in and near Joplin.
TN n business visit in Great Falls.
George Cox, a merchant of Augusta,
was meeting friends in the city Friday.
II. Z. Winser of Denver left for that
city Thursday morning after spending
several days. in Great Falls on bust
ness.
Mrs. L.. Limberg and Miss l.. NJ.
Conrad of Spokane returned to that
city Friday after visiting for several
days with friends in this city.
H. G.. Barnjum of the Maryland
apartments returned Friday from n
two weeks vacation trip in Glacier
park.
Mrs. f. L. Barnes returned Friday
to her home at ZIG Fourth avenue
north after a visit of several days with
relatives in Augusta.
H.. W. Brown of 917 Fourth avenue
north returned from Campsite Friday
He has been camping there for two
weeks.
o. B. Malcolm of 400 Third street
north returned Friday from Portland
Ore. He has been there for two weeks
on a business and pleasure trip.
Miss II. A. Rogers and daughter.
Miss Winnifred, left Friday for Bolton.
where they will spend several weeks on
a vacation trip.
r. r. Ogg of Winnett, who is inter
ested in the Cat Creek and kevin-Sun-
burst fields, stopped in Great Falls
Friday.
William p. DeLott was among the
Great Falls residents who left Friday
night for Bolton, from where he will
start a tour of Glacier park.
Claude +. Anderson of Omaha. Neb..
representative OF l0e NdtlOHdI ARK
bank of New York, was visiting bank
ers of Great Falls Friday.
David Rae. ~sheepman of southern
Montana, who is a member of the Rae
Brothers ranch firm. was in Great
Falls Friday from Billings.
a. S. NeWcomb of Minneapolis was
attending TO business interests in Great
Falls Friday as the representative of
Minneapolis banking institutions.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Mcdonnell of
406 Second avenue north left Thurs
day night for Rochester. Mimi, where
they will spend a vacation of several
days.
DIR. j. X. Levin of Butte and Mrs.
l.. NJ. Gaus of Helena were arrivals in
the city Friday for the wedding of
Miss Carrie Fligman, to be held Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Leavitt returned
to Great Falls Friday after having
attended the Y-G Bee Line highway
association meeting in Livingston Mon
day. They made a brief trip in the