Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-01
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

J. D. Mcpherson of Dutton IS a Great
Falls business visitor.
Glenn Gibbs of Power is a business
visitor here this week.
Mrs. w. D. Elder of Highwood Is
visiting here this week.
A. d. Gludt of Helena is visiting IN
Great Falls for a few days.
G.. B. Owen was an arrival IN treat
Falls Tuesday from Poison.
George G. Newton of Helena is trans
I acting business in Great Falls.
Joseph A. Baker was a Highwood
visitor in Great Falls Monday.
Thomas Adamson Of Havre was IN
Great Falls on business Tuesday.
Edmund Blair of Belt is spending. a
few DAYS in Great Falls on a brief
visit.
Isaac benson of Evans is attending
to business affairs in the city MS
week.
w. C~hristopherson of Billings was a
Tuesday business visitor In Great
Falls.
Mrs. Mary Kitchum Of Cascade IS
atteding to business affairs here for q
few days.
D. S. Jones of Grass Range is a
husiness visitor in Great Falls on a
brief visit.
A. F.. Atkinson of Cascade is spend
ing a few DAYS here attending to busl-
ness affairs.
r T, Kleye of Helena spent Tuesday
irr Great Falls in connection with bust
ness interests.
Louis S. Irwin of Browning was
have TtynGdQv from
the reservation.
| Hans Yurman of Chester left Tues
day for Seattle after a few days visit
in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 3. Durham Of l.eth-
bridge. Alta, are among the vlsleors
here from Canada.
A. A. Maltby of Gut Bank returned
home Tuesday afternoon from a brleI
business visit here.
A. Ovid Boisveat of Sunburst was
looking after business interests IN
Great Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Stray of Sweet
grass. who have been visiting here, re-
turned home Tuesday.
w. III. Cridham Of Choteau trans
acted business and visited with TRENDS
in Great Falls Tuesday.
f. Nj. Battson, who has been here on
business for the last few days, lett
TUESDAY afternoon for his home.
J. R. Converse was a Billings Wis
litor in the city Tuesday meeting friends
and attending to business matters.
G. NJ. Coffey of Choteau. who has
oil interests in the northern fields, was
q visitor in Great Falls Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy ChesIey has returned
to her home at Helena after a few
DAVIS visit with Great Falls friends.
Carl Jefferson, who has been in the
CITY on business for the last few days,
left Tuesday afternoon for LewistoWn.
Howard Reynolds, special agent for
the Home Insurance company. returned
TUESDAY from a business trip to Bill
lings.
] Miss Clara Donnely left Tuesday
afternoon for her home at Fort Shaw
after spending a few days in Great
Falls.
The biggest local success ever pre-
scented in the city. The Rosary will be
repeated Friday night at The Palace.
ADV.
r. C. Nettles of Spokane. who is in
terested in the apple industry Of east
ern Washington, stopped in Great Fails
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Behner and
Mrs. Charles f. Behner were arrivals
in the city Tuesday from Glasgow on q
brief visit in the city.
Thomas Keeney of Casper, who is
connected with the Ohio Oil company,
stopped in Great Falls Tuesday on
bis yav TO the north fields,
Rrice Toole of Missoula, who is max
ling a trip through the state on behalf
of the democratic state central com
mittee and meeting with former service
men. stopped in Great Falls Tuesday.
Senator T. s. Hogan of Billings, the
principal owner of the Hogan well in
section 22-35-2 w, of the kevin-Sun-
burst field, stopped in Great Falls
Tuesday.
Equal to a high priced road show.
The universal verdict of those who saw
The Rosary. See it Friday night; Pal
ace. Reserved seats on sale tomorrow,
at IL o'clock. 2j-50-T5.-Adv.
A. o. Ulvin Of Minneapolis, MINI,
auditor of the Norwegian Lutheran
Church Of America, and Erick Wald-
land Of Minneapolis, treasurer of the
church. are in Great Falls on a visit
in connection with their duties.
Colonel N. F. Jameson arrived in
Great Falls Tuesday for a brief visit
here from Fort Benton, where he is
directing the operations of the Hager-
Stevenson company on Vimy Ridge.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Jameson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Fowler of Seat
tie are expected to arrive in the city
from Chicago tonight. They will spend
several days visiting her mother, Mrs.
Herbert Strain of $40 Third avenue
north, before leaving for their home