Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-15
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

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George Merkle is in Great Falls from
Belt.
v. s. Schiovan is a visitor from
Roundup.
P. n. Harrington is in the city from
Roundup.
F. S. Smith of Sweet Grass came IN
Wednesday.
J. H. Smith arrived from Billings
Wednesday.
Raw Lecture is a visitor here from
Whitefish.
J. H. Metcalf came in from Helena
Wednesday.
R. C. Coffman arrived from Billings
Wednesday.
C. e. Winsler arrived from Bozeman
Wednesday.
F. B. Weir of Helena, is in the city
on business.
G. 3. Manwaring is q business visitor
from Whitefish.
G., d. French of Helena, is IN Great
Falls on business.
Frank Kralicek is visiting IN the
city from Bynum.
e. p. Preihon came in from Mis-
soula Wednesday.
W. R. G. Stewart Of Bozeman, is
here on business.
]. NJ. Williamson is visiting in the
city from Shelby.
Miss Luella Provence of Galata, Is
shopping in the city.
George II. Berry Of Helena. arrived
in the city Wednesday.
G. M. G~oodenberger Of Butte, came
to the city Wednesday.
C. E. Carlson of Bozeman, was an
arrival here Wednesday.
w. Richards of Billings, was a bust
ness arrival Wednesday.
p. J. Nichol arrived from Sweet
Grass Tuesday morning.
NJ. C. Grande of Billings, came to
Great Falls Wednesday.
E. e. Albrecht Of Rudyard, was an
arrival here Wednesday.
e. l.. Hacksteedt of Saginaw, arrived
in Great Falls Wednesday.
John W. Thompson was a Wednes-
day arrival from Helena.
F. A. Lewis of Brady, came to Great
Falls Wednesday on business.
T. O'Shea of Geyser, came to Great
Falls Wednesday on business.
X. A. Hills of Butte, was a bust
ness arrival here Wednesday.
A. r. Cottingham of Helena, was q
business arrival Tuesday night.
Gladys Aslin of Lewistown, passed
thorugh Great Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Currie of Virgelle, was
uA--.s-~ - <ko oifu "Wednesday
r. N. Ogg, Winnett oil man, is a
business visitor in Great Falls.
E. r. Purinton of Helena, came to
Great Falls Tuesday on business.
Lenore Shiffer of Simms, was shop
ping in Great Falls Wednesday.
K. C. Wickizer and NJ. P. Cooper
were Butte arrivals Wednesday.
J. J. O'Fallen Of Roundup, is visit
ing in Great Falls for a few days.
Ralph s. O'Leary of Butte. was a
business arrival here Tuesday night.
U. W. Hammaker, sheriff of Fort
Benton, was in the city Wednesday.
Julia Rankin of Kyppen. will spend
the week in Great Falls with friends.
John H. Coughlin of Butte was a
business arrival here Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Lundemeyer
were Wednesday visitors from Geyser.
NJ. o. Danford of Billings, is spend
ing a few days in the city on business.
A. B. Williams of the Bozeman Y. NJ.
G. A., was a Wednesday business ar
rival.
Rex w. Harrington of Lewistown,
was an arrival from Lewistown We'd
nesday.
Louis F.. Behring'S of Lewistown. was
a business visitor in Great Falls We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Taylor of
Chinook, came to Great Falls We'd
nesday.
c. J. McAIlister of the office of the
secretary of state. was an arrival from
Helena Wednesday.
S. G. Ford. former attorney general
of Montana, was a business visitor in
Great Falls Wednesday.
George Cox returned to Augusta
Wednesday, after spending a few days
in Great Falls on business.
Mrs. ". H. HARDER of Fort Benton,
spent Wednesday shopping in Great
Falls, accompanied by Miss w. E.
HARDER.
Louis Cohn. Butte cigar and tobacco
distributor. who has a branch company
in Great Falls, arrived Wednesday on
business.
". G. Breitenstein of Birmingham.
Ala, brother of A. j. B~reitenstein. sf
the Hotel Rainbow, is visiting in Great
Falls until Saturday.
J. F. Sutton of Choteau, superin-
tendent of the operations of the
Western Petroleum Oil company, is a
business visitor in the city.
P. B. Foley of the legal department
of the Great Northern railway, has left
for st. Louis to attend the marriage
of his niece, Miss Alein Fisher.
William eagle of Great Falls. who
taken suddenly Ill Tuesday morn
ing, is resting easily and his condition
is much improved, according to his
physician.
Judge H. H. Ewing returned Wed /.
nesday night from Choteau where he |
has been holding district court for the
last two days in the absence of Judge |,
John Green. J
James W. Roberts, collector of Gus
toms, left Wednesday night for Wash !
d. c., on official business. Mr.. ]