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

ADV.
C. C. Miller of Cut Bank was here
Friday.
ii. D. Morgaard of Shelby visited
here Friday.
Fl. Grossman Of Butte was in Great
Falls Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Wales arrived here Friday
from livingston.
G. Rompe of Savoy was here on
business Friday.
Canterbury candies at the Goodman
cigar store.-Adv.
Freeman Page of Choteau was here
on business Friday.
Miss Anna Wree Of Geyser was here
Friday on business.
E.. G. Clapper of Cut Bank was in
Great Falls Friday.
B. II. Gillette of Belt was here Fri
day on a business trip.
Gearld McCraig came to Great Falls
Friday on a business trip. y.
T. D. Swenson was among the Fri-s
day LeWistown arrivals here.
A. B. Davis of Scobey was a business
visitor in Great Falls Friday.
A. Craig of Helena was a Friday
business visitor in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Casteel of Hell
ena were in Great Falls Friday.
j. Giebtail of Buffalo was a business
visitor in Great Falls Friday.
Z. J. Sabine of Helena came to the
city Friday on a business trip.
J.. Bland Catlett of Lewistown came
here on a business trip Friday.
A. P. Harvey of Geyser was among
the Friday business arrivals here.
Fred M. Terrell Of Lewistown is a
business visitor in Great Falls today.
Senator 4. o. Larson of Choteau was
among the Friday business arrivals.
Olive Chapter O.. E. S. meets to-
night. Armistice day program.-Adv.
r. f. Lang of P~lentywood was in
Great Falls Friday on a business trip.
c. W. Tierney of Stanford was a
business visitor Friday in Great Falls.
Thomas Arthur of Billings came to
Great Falls Friday on a business trip.
b. w. Glendinning of Helena was a
business visitor in Great Falls Friday.
Robert Curtis of Lewistown was in
Great Falls Friday as a business Wis
itor.
+. w. Keseger was among the Friday
business arrivals in Great Falls from
Saco.
S. r. Edmarus of Butte was among
the Friday business arrivals in Great
Falls.
w. C. SAUCE was among the Friday
business arrivals in Great Falls from
Havre.
John II. Walsh arrived in Great
Falls from Helena Friday on q bust
ness trip.
Stanley r. Foot, an attorney at
Choteau, was here Friday on a bust
ness trip.
f. o. Havlund of Lewistown came
to Great Falls Friday for a few days
On business.
Miss Esther Grinnell and Miss Jose
phine Farris of Conrad are weekend
visitors here.
r. ID. Mackenzie was among the
business visitors in Great Falls Friday
from Shelby.
r. J. Roseth. oil man of Lewis
town, was a business visitor in Great
Falls Friday.
w. +. Hester of the Montana Culvert
company of Helena was here Friday on
Il business trip.
w. b. Calberg was among the Fri
day business arrivals in Great Falls
from Lewistown.
Charles Turner was among the Fri
day business arrivals in Great Falls
from Miles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Hyland Of Craig
were among the Friday business Wis
itors in the city.
III. c. Ditmarson of Wolf Point was
in Great Falls Friday attending to mat
tiers of business.
Mrs. c. W. Thompson and Mrs. w.
l.. Jones of Highwood were shopping
in Great Falls Friday.
=. George D.. Omer, a well known mer- |
chant of Neihart, was attending to bust
ness matters here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Odorn were
among the business visitors in Great
Falls Friday from Helena.
J.. B. Lockhart, a well known bust
ness man of Sand Coulee, was here
Friday as a business visitor.
J. f. Lecch. a well known banker
n stockman of Dupuyer, was in Great
Falls on a business trip Friday.
G. d. French. an insurance man. of
Helena, was spending the day in Great
Falls on Il business trip Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Buck of Augusta
were in Great Falls Friday, Mr.. Buck
is a rancher in the Augusta vicinity.
Business peoples lunch today II 80
TO q o'clock in vacant store next to
Johnson hotel. Presbyterian Ladies'
Adv.
Mr.and Mrs. W. Wallace were shop
ping and transacting business in Great
Falls Friday. They own ranch near
Bole.
The home service. section of the
American Red Cross, 211 Third street /
north, is anxious to get in touch with
Francis j. Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Johnson of
Shelby are weekend visitors here.
Mr.. Johnson is a prominent oil man in
the Shelby vicinity.
Richard Miller, chief of the special
agents force on the Montana division
of the Great Northern, returned to
Havre Friday after spending a short
time here on company business.
Of course you can let ordering your
engraved Christmas cards go until
next month but you may not get them
in time so that they will reach your
friends before Christmas day. why
not look over the six fine lines we are