Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-11
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

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Rebeccas will meet tonight.-Adv
Office room for rent in Tribune
building. Apply at office.-Adv.
J. o. Jeannot of Helena, was a Wed
nesday business visitor in the city.
H. e. Woodman of Helena. was
Wednesday shopper in Great Falls.
J. r. STEELE of Cut Bank, was a bust
ness visitor in Great Falls Wednesday
L. P. Clark of L~ewistown, was g
Wednesday business arrival IN the city
J. H. Edwards of Kalispell. was q
Wednesday business visitor IN Grea'
Falls.
F. D. Mccormack of Glasgow, was
an out of town business arrival IN the
city Wednesday,.
". ]. Renshaw of Billings, is among
the out of town business arrivals IN the
city this week.
Edward Groves Of Helena. spent
Wednesday in the city attending tt
business matters.
Robert Cosgrove of Lewistown. is
spending a few days here looking after
business matters.
Earl Hood of Highwood. spent Wed
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business matters.
Charles w. Murch Of Helena. was
an out of town business arrival in
Great Falls Wednesday.
Miss Frances Schlager will go to
Lewistown today for a few days visit
with her mother and sister.
Miss Albertine Twitchell of Geral-
dine was among the Wednesday arriv-
ais in the city to see Irene"
P. o. Minnaugh Of Lewistown, was
among the out of town business ar
rivals in the city Wednesday.
E. r. Clark of Highwood, was
among the out of town business ar
rivals in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. J. E. Healey of Belt, arrived in
the city Wednesday for a visit with
friends and a few days shopping.
Mrs. J. f. Riggs of Collins, was
city to see Irene Wednesday night.
Mrs. Joe Gresko of Stockett, was a
Wednesday shopper in the city. She
returned home on the afternoon train.
Mrs. j. B. Breidenbach returned to
her home at Augusta Wednesday from
a brief shopping visit in Great Falls.
Dinna forget IAN Evening in Scot
land" at Warren NJ. f. church West
Side). Friday evening. May u. Ad-
mission 80 cents. Children 15c.-Adv.
F. 0. Bosworth of Lewistown. arriv-
ed here Wednesday and will attend to
business interests before returning
home.
c. F. O'Hara, travelling agent of the
Northwestern railway. left Wednesday
afternoon on a business trip to Lewis
town.
l.. II. Porteyst was here from Lewis
town Wednesday. He came in to at
tend the musical comedy Irene" at
the Grand.
J. A. Hedrick, who has been here
on an extended business visit, left
Wednesday for his home at Mime
apolis.
Sanitary Policeman William Shea
went to Belt Wednesday,, where he is
cooperating with the cleanup com
mittee, that is r~enovating that city.
Mrs. C. B. Snyder and her daughter
went to Missoula Wednesday, where
they will spend the week visiting Miss
Louise Snyder and attending the state
interscholastic track meet.
DR.. John j. Sippy, state epidemiolo-
gist, who spoke here Tuesday night
before the Cascade County Medical as
sociation. returned to Helena, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Eesta Seaman left Wednesday
for MissOula. where she will attend
the state high school press association
meeting. She is the sponsor of the
Great Falls high school weekly paper.
Damas Tallion of Lewistown, who
has been here on business returned
home Wednesday afternoon. He is
arrangements for a trip to
California.
J.. +. Lewis. branch manager of the
Miller Tire company. arrived Wednes-
day from Minneapolis. He is expect
ing to establish a branch office in this
city.
Mrs. Harriet Carrier. executive sec
of the Red Coss. made an Off
cial business trip to Stockett. Sand
and Tracy Wednesday to visit
who are under the jurisdiction
Of the Red Cross.
A. G. Day, Jr.. who has been at the
hospital for the last six
receiving treatment for a
severe injury of the leg, has recovered
and returned Wednesday to his home
1t Arlington. His mother, Mrs. A. G..
Day, was a Wednesday shopper here.
Paul Freeman and j. MACPHERSON
.ault are leaving this morning by
for Missoula. where they
will attend the state interscholastic
rack and field meet at the state uni
They will make the return
rip Sunday.