Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-09
Benjamin will now be found at the same
dental parlors as heretofore with DR..

dental parlors as heretofore with DIR
Pelzer.
The Great Falls public schools will re-
open September 8. superintendent Lar
gent is expected to return from his east
ern visit in about 10 days.
Mrs. Archie Nc Donald and Mrs. p. G
Putnam. who have been visiting Mrs
Press Rose and Mrs. Moran of Sun River
and also friends at st. Peters Mission
for the past week, returned yesterday.
Lyman Loring of Kalispell, one of the
soldiers home commissioners. spent sun
day in Great Falls and left yesterday
for Helena, where he will today attend d
meeting Of the commission, at which, it
is expected, site for the home will be
chosen
Alderman S. Ii. Fletcher and family
x. r. WILDER and family, Mrs. d. K
Frost, Mrs Fl. r, King, Miss Florence
King and Miss Elsie King of Neileville
Wis, have returned from fortnights s
enjoyable outing on the north fork of
Sun river, about 75 miles from Great
Falls, pleasant spot where fishing was
good.
A petition is being circulated asking
the city council to ordain that bicycles
shall not be ridden across bridges in the
city, but that the riders must disnount
when the bridge is reached. 1t is
claimed that cyclists have several times
recently frightened ranchers' teams on
the bridges, and that in several instances
the horses nearly jumped off the bridge
Miss Bergen the dressmaker who be-
trayed symptoms Of insanity a few days
ago and was arrested, but was after.
wards released at the request of sister
who believed she could care for the un-
fortunate woman. again became violent
now in the county jail and will probably
be committed to the insane asylum at
Warm Springs.
The Sunday school of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church will hold their
annual picnic at Riverside park on
Thursday Of this week. The Sunday
school children will meet at the church
at $50 Il. m. and march TO the grounds
taking their lunches with them Their
parents and friends will accompany
them and the day will be spent in the
delightful exercises incident 70 such &
gathering. All are invited
Company A, n. G. NJ, will leave for
the annual encampment at Fort Ellis
Thursday morning at 130 o'clock
The company expects to take first rank
in several respocts and are particularly
ambitious to eXcell in workmanship
The team chosen for this purpose com
prises Capt Il. 2. A, Howe, Lieut.. A. w
Noyes, Sergta, g, M. Boardman anc
Charles French, and Private j. IT, Rose
Today, being the feast of the Trans
tiguratlOn of Christ, there will be di
Yne service in the Episcopal church al
1880 a. N. White is the color used OF
this day as Christ was seen at the time
Of the transtguration in raimenr "whitt
and glateripg.' 1t is said that the do.
sign of this trapefiguraton Was to fulfil
the promise which Christ had made {
few days before th 1t he would lot eDmc
of bis disciples see glimpse of his glory
before their death, and TO fCrtify them
| against the scandal of the cross and OF
| the death he was to suffer by giving
them this convincing proof that he was
| the Messiah
| County superintendent Swan states
that owing to the steady increase o
| children in this county. W nile the vaua
ton OF property has remained the same
the apportionment for school purposes
has been steadily decreasing. and last
year was entirely too small, In 1892 The
per capita apportiOnment was Sl8 Il
in 1893 it was SO "a, in 1894 it was only
| 5l2 A.. Figuring The Increase 10 sahoo
liza I /, 10,
past years, it will require four mill tn,
to RAISE sufficient money to give q PEI
capita of S 4 on the present valuation
an0 his 10 as little as the unity super
| intendept figures the schools can gel
along with. lie will ask the county
commissioner TO make a tour mill levy
this year for general school tax.
| Mrs. c. f. French gave luncheon or
Tuesday IL her uew nome. 2l222 AldrlGi
avenue $, in honor Of her guest, Mrs
p. NeaZey Of Great Fails, Mont Mrs
| Neazey formerly resided ia Minneapul,!
and has many warm friends in the city
to whoE her visit has been a graa
| pleasure She returns to Montana neyt
Wednesday, The guests at Mrs. French's
luncheon were: Mrs. Peck of New York
Mrs. Warner aud Mrs, Stone of St Paul
Mrs. Greenleaf. Mrs. Clay, Mrs. Winter
Mrs, Snyder. Mrs. Barber, Miss French
Of Fall River, Miss Dillingham; ant Mis-:
Anna Gale Minneapolis journal of An
gust 3.
| c. G Rice, who has done the WOO
| baling for the season at the wool ware
house, yesterday closed up his work ano
the wool shipping season is finally
closed. George Wells shipped the last
clip of the eeas)n, being $4,000 pounds
belonging 70 Cowell 4 Sweeney Of Teton
county. II WAS consigned TO Dewey
Gould 4 Co. Tho total shipments from
Great Fails up to date amounts to 5,4O0
600 pounds, which is an increase over
last year. shipments of a million and &
half pounds. and brings Great Falls
away in the front as a wool shipping
center not only in Montana bat in The
entire west There may he one or tive
straEging lots ot wool come IN yet. In
deed, sUaIi clip amounting to abou,
10000 pounds arrived yesterday at thf
warehouse too late TO bale or tiud d pur
chaser.
Wednesday,, .Hug, :.