Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-29
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

William ]. Barger was a MISSOURI
visitor in Great Falls Monday.
Roy Emery came over from Lewis
town Monday on a business trip.
II. Harlan of Bozeman was a busi-
ness visitor in Great Falls Mondas.
G. A. Browning Of Helena visited
with friends in Great Falls MONDAY.
papl s. Carnes of Helena was a bust
ness visitor IN Great Falls Monday.
Miss Serine Aarrestad of Helena is
visiting friends in the city for a Few
days.
Mrs. Laura j. Johnson Of st.
Iynatius was a Monday visitor In Great
Falls. :
7. w. Burch Of Big Sandy stopped
In Great Falls Monday on a brief
visit.
Mrs. J. NJ. Blumer left Monday for
Chicago. ILL.,, on a visit of about two
weeks.
\. NJ. Walker of Lewistown arrived
in Great Falls Monday to transact
business.
C. f. Rathbun of Lewistown was a
visitor in Great Falls Monday on a
business trip.
Miss Nellie r. Hammond of Choteau
came to Great Falls Monday on a
business visit.
r. j. Macdonald was among the
Monday business visitors IN Oreat
Falls from Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Hershberg OF
Choteau were in the city Monday on a
visit Of q few days.
Earl Hood, merchant of Highwood,
was in Great Falls Monday Attending
to business matters.
C. Z. Rathbern was among the
business arrivals in Great Falls Mon
day from Lewistown.
r. C. Hibbard returned Monday from
Campsite, where he has been spending
a few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Luke OF High
wood were in Great Falls on a DUST
ness and shopping trip.
J. r. Nicholson Of 1920 Third avenue
south left Monday for Stockett, where
he will make his residence.
A. w. kiDgsbury transacted business
in the city Mouiay in a brief VISIT
from his ranch properties.
=. c. Bissonett of Deer Lodge, fed
era, probibition agent in Montana, was
a visitor in the city Monday.
]. c. ALBERT was in Great Falls
Monday transacting business. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Aubert.
y. NJ. Wacker arrived in Great Falls
Monday from his home at Lewistown
and made a brief business visit IN the
city.
Alex Clark of Gilman passed through
Great Falls Monday on his way to San
Diego. where he will remain for several
days.
DIR. J. A. Niles of 2OS Third avenue
north returned Monday from Alhambra,
Cal. where he has been visiting for
two weeks.
Edgar Smith and Grant Higgins of
the z. s. forest service with offices
nj Missoula, were visitors in the city
Monday on a trip over this district in
classification work.
Miss Margaret Johnson. of the
Woodwork apartments returned Mon
day from Brownsville, Ore, where she
spent the summer.
Mrs. Dan Tracy of the Park hotel
returned Monday afternoon from Lake
side. near kalispeH, where she had
been visiting for some time.
J. f.. DeaIy of Spokane arrived in
the city Monday on an inspection trip
to ranch properties owned by him IN
the northern part of the state.
o. Il. Petty, who has insurance of
fees in Lewistown. is spending a lew
DAYS transacting business in Great
Falls in connection with his work.
Mrs. r. E. Crowley Of 1925 Third
avenue north left Monday for Bolton,
Glacier park, to join her husband, who
went to that place last Saturday.
&. z. Axtell of Bozeman. breeder of
purebred cattle, was q visitor in Great
Falls Monday in connection with mat
tiers concerning the stock industry.
J. n. Thelen of SO Fourth avenuns
north left Sunday night for Bolton. He
will join his family at F1athead lake
and return to Great Falls with them.
Miss Gertrude Skinner of 225 Fourth
avenue north left Monday for Dick
inson, y. D., where she will teach ii
the public schools for the next term
Charles Alderman of Hugesville, who
is interested in the mining industry
of that vicinity. stopped in Great Falls
Monday to transact business matters,
]. C. Bogue of Portland, formerly
engaged in the hardware business at
Roundup. was in Great Falls Monday
He is now engaged in the oil business.
The Rev and Mrs. A. w. johnson
and daughter will leave Saturday fol
Portland, Ore, where they will attent
the Puget Sound annual convention O.
the African Methodist Episcopa
church.
A. l.. velie of Moline, ILL.,, who hal
been spending several days with mem
bers of his family at the Elk RuI
ranch in the Highwood mountains, lief
Monday night for Glacier park on
several days trip.
Frank n. Utter of Havre, candidate
for the republican nomination for Chief
justice Of the state supreme court
was in Great Falls Sunday and Mon
day in the interests of his candidacy
He is returning to Havre.
Mrs. T. r. Van de Putte and daugh
ter. Genevieve. of the Park hotel an
Miss Gladys Heaney, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. p. Heaney of 322 Fourtl
street north, returned Monday after
noon from Seattle, Wash, where the.
have been visiting for several weeks.
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