Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-08
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

Mrs. B. G. kirkwood was a Ihufs-
day shopper in Great Falls.
Joe Landa Of Coffee Greek is spend
ing a few days in the city.
B. Johnson of Brady was in Great
Falls on business Thursday.
Fl. Wilson of Cut Bank transacted
business in the city Thursday.
II. Il. Dickensheets of Helena ar
rived in Great Falls Thursday.
Ed Doll of Helena was q business
visitor in Great Falls Thursday.
William T. Parker was q Helena
visitor in Great Falls Thursday.
A. II. Davis was an arrival in Great
Falls Thursday from Square Butte.
G. w. Cook of Helena is looking
after business matters in Great Falls.
Miss Anna Lyski of Butte arrived in
the city Thursday for a few days visit.
Charles Gordon of Lewistown was a
Great Falls business visitor Thurs
day.
L. r. Chapig of Dutton was attend
ing to business affairs in the city this
week.
George ID. Lounsbury Of Butte was
a visitor here Thursday from the mi:.-
ing city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ditmar of Hayre
were Thursday shoppers in Great
Great Falls.
:. l.. W.. Brakam of Billings is here
for a few days attending business mat
ters in the city.
George Bibled of Helena is spending
u few days in the city attending to
business matters.
II LE,aut Af Dr,lp u-au ayrnpu
the out of town business arrivals i'll
the city Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Norem of Con
rad are visiting for a few days with
friends in the city.
George d. 0mer, Il mining mar Of
] the Neihart district. is a business Wis
itor in Great Fails.
Z. A~pplegate of Stockett returned
home Thursday from a brief business
/ visit in Great Falls.
X. II. Hover of Shelby, who is in
terested in the northern oil fields.
spent Thursday in the city.
Come to the Ladies' Ursuline Aux
' Hilary bazaar today and tomorrow i'll
the Johnson building.-Adv.
r Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Scott left Thurs
day for Butte. where they will spend
I several weeks with relatives,
W. J.. O'Connor of Helena spent
Thursday in Great Falls meeting
friends and business acquaintances.
r. Il. Osborne of Anaconda is spend
ing a few days in Great Falls OF a
e visit to the northern part of the state.
I Conrad Kerlage, J. W. Woodcock
and August Hyatt of Shonkin were a
party Of visitors in the city Thursday.
: Mrs. \. E. Fullerton of Cascade
/ spent Thursday visiting here. She
returned home on an afternoon train.
> Phone G52J. We will call for your
| batteries for recharge or storage.
{ Great Falls Starter 4 Battery CO.
ADV.
$. +. Ola left Thursday afternoon
for his home at Cascade. He has
: been here on business for the last few
days.
Buy your Christmas gifts from the
: Ladies' Ursuline Auxiliary, in the
Johnson block today and tomorrow.-
Adv.
{ Mrs. Maria Giovanetti Of Sand Cou-
lee returned home Thursday afternoon
from a brief shopping visit to Great
Falls.
Mrs. Frank Goskos returned to her
home at Cascade Thursday afternoon
after shopping in the city for a few
hours.
Clarence Blain of Cascade was at
tending to business affairs here
Thursday, returning home in the aft
ernoon.
Miss Sima Bakko Of Stockett left
: Thursday afternoon for her home aft
' er spending Il few hours shopping n
the city.
; Miss Grace Taylor, Miss l.. Hughes
/. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hughes of Cas-
cade spent Thursday in Great Falls on
4 brief visit.
Miss Pauline Veleber returned to
u her home at Stockett Thursday after
= spending the last two days shopping
, in Great Falls.
A week or more at Alhambra Hot
Springs will benefit you. $50 per week
for board. room and baths. NJ. j
n Sullivan, Prop.-AdT.
K. A. Mcdonald was a visitor from
the western part Of the state in Great
Falls Thursday on a brief visit from
his home III Missoula.
+ c. H. Drake, druggist of Conrad.
"A and William katter and j. L. Kumpf
of the same city spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Great Falls.
Miss Katherine FIaherty of Nilsson
. la, who has been visiting Great Falls
: friends for the last week, returned
home Thursday afternoon.
q T. |. Corbett of Spokane, who has
real estate interests in towns Of the
q northern part of the state, stopped in
e the city Thursday to look after bust
ness matters.
" ]. Bland Catlett of Lewistown was
in Great Falls Thursday from the Cat
q Creek fields. where he has been il
connection with the operations OF
i0'Nei1 IL Catlett.
Mrs. Hjalmar Anderson left Thurs
d day afternoon for her home at Che,
r teau. She was accompanied by hel
a two children. She has been shopping
in the city for the last few days.
DIT GIG