Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-19
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

Mrs. r. M. Reyes Of Genou is stop
ping in the city.
! brief business trip.
+; G. B. March was a Kalispell visitor
in the city Monday.
M. Egan was an arrival Monday in
| the city from Denton.
III. J. Schooner was a Helena visitor
in Great Falls Monday.
Fred Eden Of Riebling is spending a
| few days in Great Falls.
R.-H. Wilkinson of Aberdeen is here
on a visit to northern Montana.
+. r. Sutton of Choteau Is here on
| a business visit for a few days.
George and Arthur Day of Buffalo
are visiting in Great Falls this week.
Otto Grumslate of Hobson is spend
/ ing a few days in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Acridge Of Bay
| Tor. were Monday shoppers IN Great
| Falls.
Mrs. r. j. Dickey and Mrs. II. Dick
ey arrived in Great Falls Monday from
Choteau.
r. J. Reagan of Dutton was a Wis
itor in Great Falls Monday on a bus
mess trip.
s. r. Roll, cashier of a bank at
Fairfield. is visiting in Great Falls and
transaeting business.
B. T. Sutton, rancher Of the Cas-
-.J. l:A-.aA - I,,.trnuo yfcrf0r in
Great Falls Monday.
Mrs. a. f. Chamberlin went to Belt
Monday to spend a few days at the
home of her daughter.
Mrs. Fred Shultz and son, who have
been shopping in the city, left Monday
for their home at button.
W. H. Boyle of Swift is in the city
spending a few days in meeting friends
and business acquaintance.
A. T.. Richmond of Helena is looking
after business interests in the city IN
a trip to Northern Montana.
Andy Johnson and Van Johnson of
Gilman were visitors in the city Mon
day attending business matters.
Mrs. @. 4. Beckhold of Windham
was among the visitors in the city Mon
day on a Christmas shopping trip.
Mrs. George Berry, executive secre-
tary of the Valley county Red Cross,
was here from Glasgow Monday.
Mrs. II. II. T'omlinson was a Monday
shopper in the city. She returned to
her home at Sun River Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Clark and their
children left Monday for st. Paul
where they viii spend Christmas.
Mrs. RI. Z. Bailey of Power was al
Great Falls visitor Monday. She re-
turned home on al afternoon tram.
John McFadyen of Casper. Wyo..
field manager for the Ohio Oil COM
pany, stopped in Great Falls Monday.
Miss Mary Meek left Monday for
her home at Stockett. She has been
shopping in the city for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus johnson returned
to their home at Belt Monday after
Il few days shopping visit in Great
Falls.
Mrs. A. b. Gray left Monday eve
ming for Po~ttsville, Pa, where she has
been called by the serious illness of
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Naman, who were
Christmas shoppers in Great Falls
Monday, returned to their home at
Ranchport. Monday.
Mrs. Homer Armstrong and son,
John. who have been shopping in the
city for several days, left Monday for
their home at Belt.
Mrs. August Schwanheim and Mrs.
". G. Bolke of Cascade are visiting
in the city for a few days and doing
some Christmas shopping.
ID yNroal -1oo {rn,oht arI
agent Of the Great North
ern who has been in the city on bus
left Monday for Helena.
' Mrs Albert Murray. who has been
the guest of her brothers. Plumas and
Fred Gaines, for the last few days,
left Monday for her home at Belt.
Peter Peterson, senator-elect from
Valley county. was q Great Falls Wis
itor Monday. He will return to Glas-
Cow after a brief business visit here.
George F. Burke of Winnett. fore
man in charge Of drilling operations
of the Frantz company in the Cat
Greek fields, spent Sunday in Great
Falls.
Miss Tphi Mills, who has been Wis
iting friends here for the last few
days, left Monday for her home at !,
Choteau. where she is connected with
the United States bureau of forestry.
W NJ. Wayman of Waller. director
Of the Waller irrigation project. was
a visitor in Great Falls Monday in
connection with the Commercial club
meeting for the railway publicity men. /.
Mrs. c. S. Miller and sons, Charles
and Winston, will be holiday guests ]
of Mrs. Miller's parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. +. T.. Shepherd. The Rev. Mr..
Shepherd met his guests in Helena =
Monday.