Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

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ADV.
Mrs. G. S. Schott of Butte is visiting
in Great Falls for a few days.
George M. Westrum, Geyser banker,
spent Saturday in Great Falls.
w. b. Davis of Scobey is visiting in
Great Falls over the Weekend.
Miss M. Davidson of Carter spent
Saturday here on a shopping trip.
Miss Florence Duncan of Harlem was
an Armistice day visitor to Great Falls.
Baptist Ladies Aid will hold a hand
kerchief and food sale, December B.
Adv.
r. +. Miller of Lewistown was
among the visitors in Great Falls Sat
urday.
ID. Treadwell Of Billings was a bust
ness visitor in Great Falls over Armi-
stice day.
Miss Maggie L.. Young of Helena
visited with friends in Great Falls over
Armistice day.
Il. +. Gross of Missoula was among
the western Montana visitors in Great
Falls Saturday.
Charles E. BARLEY of Fort Benton
attended business matters IN Great
Falls Saturday.
G.. Carver of Harlowton is visiting
friends in Great Falls, n attending
business matters.
DR.. Smith of Neihart is among the
visitors here over the weekend from
the mining districts.
Thomas Arthur Of Billings visited
friends and business acquaintance IN
Great Falls Saturday.
A. Deckelman of Three Forks trans
acted business here Saturday In a visit
to northern Montana.
Miss Margaret Egan Of Stanford
visited with friends and shopped IN
Great Falls Saturday:
l.. d. Glenn and son of Harlowton
were arrivals in Great Falls Saturday
on a brief business trip.
A. d. Ray of Sunburst was among
the visitors here Armistice day from
the northern Montana oil fields.
DR.. C. D. Powell of Waller was
among the visitors here Saturday in an
Armistice day trip to Great Falls.
Il. G. McDougall Of Browning was a
business visitor here Saturday from
the northwestern part Of the state.
DR.. Henry Beaupre of Shelby, treas
urer of the Sunburst Oil & Gas COM
pany, visited the Great Falls head
quarters Saturday.
III. S. Lamb of Shelby, who is scout
ing for one Of the operators in the
northern oil fields, is spending the
weekend in Great Falls.
r. S. Zahniser is connected with the
Concrete Culvert & Cement company of
Helena. He was formerly in the news
paper profession in the state.
J.. NJ. Cooper of Great Falls, n of
-L-- #.r 4 hfN~@rpn
fields, returned to the city Friday night
after several days spent in the field
+. II. Hunt. engineer connected with
the office of Irvine e. Stewart, geolo-
gist, has returned to the Great Falls
headquarters after a trip to the field.
G. NJ. Coffey of Choteau, who is in
terested il the land business and oil
leasing in northern Montana, is attend
ing to business matters in Great Falls.
r. G. Traverson of Spokane, Wash,
was a visitor in Great Falls Saturday
on a trip through northern Montana,
inspecting land holdings in this state.
F. T. Fenton of Butte. who is en-
ployed in the mining industry in the
western, part of the state, visited
friends in Great Falls over Arnistice
day.
l.. c. Stevenson, president Of the
Sunburst Oil g. Gas company. left Fri
day night for the Kevin-Sunburst field
on business connected with the COM
pany.
f. A. Pitts of Great Falls and Shelby
returned here Friday to spend Arml-
stice day and the weekend in the city.
Pitts is interested in holdings in the
Montana oil fields.
Order engraved Christmas cards in
November and you will be sure to get
them in time. It will be a pleasure to
show you the lines. Tribune Printing
& Supply Co.-Adv.
G. r, Davis of Minneapolis, MINI,
a hardware man of the Twin Cities,
stopped in Great Falls Saturday. He
will spend several days in northern
Montana, where he is interested in the
development of the oil fields.
Senator T. s. Hogan of Billings
stopped in Great Falls Friday night
on a trip from his Billings headquar-
tiers to the northern oil fields, where
he is one of the active operators.
E. f. Lyman of Cascade spent Sat
urday in Great Falls looking after bus
mess interests here. He is associated
in the development Of a new water
wheel for power and pumping pur-
poses.
Colonel \. F. Jameson of Fort Ben
ton was here Saturday on a visit to his
offices, as a member of the firm of
Jameson & Howard. Colonel janet
son is now in charge of operations of
the Hager-S~tevenso company. drilling
on the Vimy Ridge structure near Fort
Benton.
Members of Mormon
Church to Address