Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-23

M. u. SULLIVAN arrived IN treat EaIls
Tuesday from Butte on a business trip
J.. s. Harrington. a rancher Of the
|Geyser vicinity, visited in Great Falls
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Dolan Of Shelby is in
Great Falls for a few days on a shop
ping trip.
G. w. Hunt was a visitor in Great
Falls Tuesday from K%alispell. He il
a lumberman.
X. NJ. Away was in the city from
Miles City Tuesday attending at bust
ness interests.
Miss A. Beckwith of Fort Benton
is spending a few days in the city on
a shopping trip.
Mrs. J. H. Hardy and Miss GLADYS
Fee of Williams spent Tuesday shop
ping in Great Falls.
Richard ]. Dunn of Great Falls left
Tuesday night for st. Paul on an ex-
tended business trip.
G. w. Ketcham, city superintendent
of schools in Missoula. was a visitor
in Great Falls Tuesday.
Clyde Parker left Tuesday for Cor
inth, Miss, where he will spend sew
eral days on a vacation trip.
H. It. Woodward, well known attor-
ney of Hobson, was in Great Falls
Tuesday on a business trip.
Mrs. John Magnuson of Raynesford
passed through Great Falls Tuesday on
her way to Rochester, MINI.
r. A. LaMotte of 615 Tenth street
north left Tuesday for Craig on a
camping trip of several weeks.
II Iy-o-l e .DaD- co-. -
went to Eden Tuesday. Mr.. Howard
may establish a residence there.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Bolton of Bill
lings were Tuesday business arrivals in
Great Falls. Mr.. Bolton is an oil man.
Alex Ferguson returned Tuesday to
his home at the Davies Inn from Stock
EFT. where he has been visiting for sew
eral days.
A. j. Schmidt of Lewistown arrived
in the city Tuesday on q business trip.
Mr.. Schmidt is a real estate man OF
that city.
f. G. Bissonett of Deer Lodge. one
of the federal prohibition agents il the
state. was in Great Falls Tuesday on a
brief visit.
L. Mackey, Miss A. Kunkel and Mrs.
NJ. Mcknight, all of Great Falls, were
among those who went to Bolton, Ola
cier park, Tuesday.
. ). Napton of Butte, a g~eologist well
known in Montana fields, is in Great
Falls on a professional visit to the
oil districts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Segall of the
Leland apartments left for Milwaukee.
WIS, Tuesday. They will visit in that
city for several days.
Joe Herring of 81 Fifth avenue
south returned Monday from Sunburst.
where he has been engaged in business
for the last few weeks.
Phil 3. Dolman of Conrad and Fl. f,
OF Shelby were two oil men in
in northern field Developments
stop in Great Falls Tuesday.
l.. I. Pladson of 113 Fifth street
north returned TO his home Tuesday
from Wolf Creek. where he has been
a vacation of two weeks.
Elmer Green of Casper. Wyo.. passed
through Great Falls Tuesday on his
way to visit the northern oil fields
lie was accompanied By his family.
j. ID. Hartley Of Spokane, a we'll
conductor OF the Great North
.rn railway, was in Great Falls Tues
lay attending to business interests.
Mrs. NJ. f. Cahalen of Square Butte
passed through Great Fails Tuesday on
her way to Colorado Springs. Colo.
where she will visit for several days.
Levora Pophal of 403 Tenth street
south returned Sunday from Billings
she has been spending a two
vacation visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pugh left Tuesday for
Angeles, where she will spend sew
eral weeks. She will go by way of
park and spend several days
the park.
Judge Albert p. Stark of Livingston
vas in Great Falls Tuesday. Mr.. Stark
is n candidate for nomination as assoc
ciate justice of the supreme court on
he republican ticket.
Attorney Frank w. Utter of Havre
was a business visitor in Great Falls
Tuesday. He is a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for chief justice of
he state supreme court.
jim Watson of Sweetgrass. a well
cattleman who has more recently
entered the oil business with extensive
interests, was a visitor in the city
transacting business.
Frank ID. Oulton Of Choteau. one of
he large ranch owners of that vicinity.