Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-31
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

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shopping in the city Wednesday.
r. n. Brees came over from Butte
Wednesday to transact business.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Parker of Choteau is in
the city on 8 brief shopping trip.
Mrs. Z. S. Romsey of Missoula came
to Great Falls Wednesday TO visit.
+. X. Woods of Winnett was a bust
ness arrival in Great Falls wednesday.
Lewis johnson of Malta was a bust
ness visitor in Great Falls wednesday
r. l.. Gewais of Lewistown was a
business visitor in the city Wednesday.
Zoe b. Baker of Lewistown was in
Great Falls Wednesday on q business
trip.
p. ]. Petit of White Sulphur Springs
was in Great Falls Wednesday on bust
ness.
WILDER Lockwood of Billings was q
business visitor in Great Falls Wednes-
day.
A. Gaeddertz, Jr., of Kelvin was in
Great Falls Wednesday on a business
visit.
Mrs. F. J.. Whitney was among the
shoppers in Great Falls from High
wood.
S. L. Cowgen and family are stop
ping in the city from their home in
Havre.
u. II. Bowman of Helena was among
the business visitors in Great Falls
Wednesday.
Miss Regina Miurette of Cut Bank
and A. NJ. Miurette of Java are visitors
in Great Falls.
George Dolby was transacting bust
ness in Great Falls Wednesday from
his home at Hobson.
David r. Wilson and Miss Anna s
Wilson of Judith Gap were visiting IN
Great Falls Wednesday.
NJ. ID. Mcdowell was among the
Wednesday business arrivals in Great
Falls from White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Dean Johnston and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ii. Johnston of Cut Bank are
visiting with friends in Great Falls.
G. M. Day of Sunburst, a well known
drilling contractor in Montana oil fields
is spending a few days in Great Falls.
II. Halvorson of the Halvorson Mer-
camille company of Cut Bank was a
business visitor in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. Kablitz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Hodel and children of Lewistown
are visiting in the city for q few days.
William Kernegan has returned &c
his residence at 612 Second avenue
north from Spion Kop, where he had
been visiting.
Fred ThieIba Of 500 Seventh street
north returned Wednesday from Dun
das, Mimi, where he had been visiting
for several days.
Mrs. Frank Owens, accompanied by
Miss Mary Virginia Owens, arrived IN
Great Falls Wednesday from Brown
ing on a brief visit.
G. Kutora of Medicine Hat, Alta,
who is in the implement business in the
Canadian city, is attending to business
interests in the city.
". J. Beecher of Ills Third avenue
north returned Wednesday from APP
gar, where he has been on a vacation
trip of several days.
A, w. Newcomb, representative of a
Minneapolis banking company, was IN
Great Falls Wednesday on a trip
through northern Montana.
Thomas Kenney of Casper, Wyo.,
connected with the development actfvl-
ties of the Ohio Oil company, passed
through Great Falls wednesday.
w. s. Stanford of 1920 Fourth
avenue north returned to Great Falls
Wednesday from Neihart, where he
has been camping for several weeks.
J. F. Dealey stopped in Great Falls
Wednesday on his way to his home IN
Spokane after an inspection trip over
ranch properties held by him In Mon
tana.
G.. III. Drake, a well known druggist
of Conrad and in charge of operations
on the Barringer well in the Fowler
structure. was a visitor in Great Falls
Wednesday.
D. r. Fisher of Spokane, represent
alive of the Gallatin Valley Milling
company and allied concerns IN that
city, is stopping in Great Falls trans
acting business in connection with the
grain industry.
William Pilling of the Pilling Invest
ment company of Shelby, which is in
terested in acreage and royalties in the
northern field, was a business visitor
in Great Falls Wednesday in connec-
ton with his oil interests.
Miss Peggy Robertson of Boston and
Miss TheIma Curran of Wilmar, Mimi.
we're in Great Falls Tuesday on a visit
with Miss Lulu Runstrand of the for
est service offices. The guests have
been spending the summer IN GLACIER
marx Miss Robertson is on her way
10 ST. Joe, Mo-, and Miss Curran TO
Douglas, Ariz., where they VIII teach
this year.