Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-01
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

Helen G. chapter, y. T.. b, tonlgnt'
lnitiation.-Adv.
J.. G. Brown of Sidney is a business
visitor in the city.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gillette of Sunburst is
visiting friends in the city.
s. F. holland of Helena is a busi-
ness visitor in Great Falls.
r. Il. Dea of Casper, Wyo., is In the
city from the northern oil fields.
Z. A. Horland was in the city Thurs
day from his home in kalispeil.
Lenus +. Smith is here for a few
days from Billings transactlng business.
Phil B. Dolman of Conrad arrived IN
the city Thursday on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Won Bank re-
turned Thursday from Rochester, Mimi
Mrs. Stephen Birch left Thursday
for her home in Fargo after visiting
here.
Cbarels Akerman. hotel man of
Huyhesville, is spending q few days in
Great Falls.
William Francke left Thursday night
for Zortman, where he will visit Tor a
few days.
Z. J. Bedore Of Sunburst wa in
Great Falls Thursday from the north
ern oil fields.
Stewart Davis and Fay Ramsey Of
Lewistown were visitors IN Great rams
Thursday.
Simon Silverman of 624 Fourth ave-
nue. north left Thursday night for To-
ledo, Ohio.
Mrs. f. C. Bolton and r. E. Bolton
Of Billings are spending a few days IN
Great Falls.
J. P. Campbell was among the bust
ness visitors in Great Falls THURSDAY
from Bozeman.
Mrs. F. Y. Merger of Fort Benton
was shopping and visiting IN Great
Falls Thursday.
C. E. Wehn and family and E. Bros
spau of Glacier Park stopped in Great
Falls Thursday.
August Schwachheim, banker and
milling man of Cascade, was in Great
Falls Thursday.
Miss Marjorie Velie arrived in Great
Falls Thursday from the Nelle rancn
in the Highwoods.
Phoebe Irwin of 615 Firth avenue
south left Thursday night for Spokane
on a vacation trip.
Marcella O'Neill of 615 Third avenue
south left Thursday on a trip to sew
eral west coast cities.
Mrs, J. G. Henderson of Shelby is
stopping in Great Falls for a few days
on a shopping trip.
r. G. Bulen was an arrival IN the
city Thursday. He is interested IN OIL
developments in the state.
Joseph A. Kaufman, attorney OF
Great Falls, left Thursday morning fol-
Minneapolis on a business trip.
Mrs. Lee Garrett Of 1913 Fifth ave
nue. north left for the Pacific coast
Thursday night to spend a vacation.
DR.. III. J. McGregor Of Choteau, q
we'll known attorney of that town, was
a business visitor in Great Falls Thurs
day.
Fred E. Smith. mining man of Nei-
hart. is transacting business in Great
Falls. He is accompanied by Mrs
Smith.
Edward r. Covewell of Fort Worth,
Texas, was an arrival in Great Falls
Thursday on a trip to the northern oil
fields.
Thomas B. Knight of Billings ,s
spending a few days in Great Falls
LOOKING 8LleE HIS AhISiCSIS
ern fields.
G. E. Campbell of 1915 First avenue
south returned to Great Falls Thurs
day after a two weeks visit IN High
more, S. u.
Mrs. Sadie Butler of 1920 Sixth ave-
nue. south returned Thursday from
Monarch. where she has been visiting
for several days.
w. B. Emery and r. f. Gore. con
nected with the Ohio Oil company at
Casper, Wyo.. were visitors IN Great
Falls Thursday.
Miss Jessie Lease of 340l Fourth
avenue north left Thursday for Mime
apolis and st. Paul, where she vii
visit for some time.
Fred A. Boyle of Newark, \. j.. vice
president of the Prudential Insurance
company. and Harry {. Thompson
comptroller of the same company. are
in Great Falls looking after business
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Koch were II
the city Thursday from Neihart, where
they have interests in the Silver DYKE
mines. They are now on their way tt
California.
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