Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-07
SPRAY Of THE FALLS

in Great Falls Friday.
Miss Mary Doyle of Belt is a week
end shopper in Great Falls.
B.. A. Robertson of Sun River was
a visitor in the city Friday.
Miss Grace Parsons of Waller is a
weekend shopper in the city.
Miss Lora Haskins of Havre is
spending a few days in the city.
John Kredabl of Tracy was a Friday
business visitor in Great Falls.
Oscar Johnston Jr. was a Square
Butte visitor Friday in the city.
All-day food sale at Strains by Cen
trail Circle, Christian church.-Adv.
I. X. Requa of Billings was a bust
ness visitor in Great Falls Friday.
r. w. Couhc of Sand Coulee is max
ing a business visit to Great Falls.
Miss Margaret Curtis of Stockett
was a Friday shopper in Great Falls.
Ed Doll of Helena is spending a few
days in Great Falls on a business trip.
Lewis Eberle of Lewistown is a
Great Falls business visitor this week
end.
Malvin Matteson of Galata stopped
in Great Falls Friday to transact bust
ness.
l.. Woss of Roy is attending bust
ness matters in Great Falls on a brief
visit.
Morgan Burke was al arrival in
Great Falls Friday from his home at
Glasgow.
Mrs. p. J. Mallory Of Chinook has
returned home from a few days visit
in the city.
C.. A. Drummond of Helena spent
Friday attending business interests in
Great Falls.
Miss Genevieve Olette of Belt is
spending the weekend in Great Falls
with Friends.
J.. ID. Watson, stockman of the Cut
Bank district, made a business visit to
the city Friday.
Mrs. Maria Antonatti of Stockett was
in Great Falls Friday, shopping and
visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Smms spent
Friday in Great Falls shopping and
visiting friends.
Lawrence Morgan of Lethbridge
was among the visitors in the city Fri
day from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Alvin left Friday
afternoon for their home at Belt after
a brief visit here.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Armstrong are
spending a few days in Great Falls
from Calgary, Alta.
V. Il. Rowe of Casper, geologist for
the Carter Oil company, arrived in
Great Falls Friday.
Mrs. Walter Ellery of Stockett re
turned home Friday from a short shop
ping visit III the city.
Mrs. l.. p. Baker and Mrs. r. A.
Wolfe of Lehigh spent Friday in Great
Falls on a shopping trip.
f. F. Cobb of Lewistown, business
man and oil operator, was a visitor in
the city Friday on business.
l.. +. Sonntag, field manager for
the Frantz and Mutual of Maine, was
a visitor in Great Falls Friday.
NJ. O. Danford, state manager for
the Mid-Northern Oil company, was
an arrival in Great Falls Friday.
Mrs. John McKinnon of Havre, who
has been visiting here for several days,
left Friday afternoon for her home.
Miss Ruth Jarl. who teaches at the
Centerville schools, is spending the
weekend at her home in Great Falls.
J.. B. Pike of Shelby, who is engaged
in the lumber business in the oil town,
transacted business in Great Falls
Friday.
3. q. Jones of r. O. Jones & Co.
has returned to Great Falls after a
business trip out Of the city that took
several days.
Rex \. Harrington of Lewistown ar
rived in Great Falls Friday to look
after interests in the northern Mon
tana oil districts.
DR.. Fred T. Foard of the city-county
health department made a business trip
to Stockett, Sand COulee and Tracy
Friday afternoon.
II. A. Dawson, NJ. b. Dolman and
+. o. Markham, all of Tulsa. Okla,
were arrivals in the city Friday in
connection with oil interests.
William Z. Sullivan of Square
Butte, one of the prominent ranchers
of that district, was a visitor in the
city Friday On a business trip.
Paul Freeman has returned from a
three weeks visit in the east. While
away he spent some time in Ann Arbor,
Mich, Detroit, Chicago and Ohio points.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Wahoske and
their sons. Robert and James, have re-
turned home from a visit in Virginia
ana Otner points III tue east anu souln.
Guy Craig of Winnett, formerly
field manager for the Mid-NOrthern Oil
company, stopped in Great Falls Fri
day on a trip from the Cat Creek field.
James 4. Johnson and James w.
Johnson of Shelby, who are engaged
in the banking and garage business in
the oil city, visited in Great Falls Fri
day.
f. b. Coolidge was a visitor in the
city Friday from Lewistown. Cool
idge is field manager for the Home
stake and Homestake Exploration
companies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Grant, who have
been visiting in Missoula, spent a few
hours in Great Falls Friday, leaving on
the afternoon train for their home at
Lewistown.
Tom Stout of Lewistown. editor and
publisher of the Democrat-News, was
a visitor in the city Friday. meeting
with Senator T. j. Walsh and other
democratic leaders.
Senator T. S. Hogan and son, Fred
Hogan. of Billings, stopped in Great
Falls Friday on their way back from
a trip to the Kelvin Sunburst field,
where they nave interests.
Charles F. West Jr., field repre-
sentative of the Consolidated Explora-
tion mDa arrived in the city Fri