Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-02
Sunday. July 2S.

County Superintendent Swan is in
receipt # letter from DIR. Craig, presi-
dent of the state university, promising to
be IN attendance at the sessions Of the
Cascade county teachers institute, which
opens the first week in September.
S. A. Beachley has moved his old
house on Fourth street north to the
corner of Ninth street and Central
avenue, and is making additions and
improvements to the original structure,
which practically makes it new house.
Charles Vok. one of the proprietors of
the Great Falls brewery, and Miss Alma
Peterson, well known young lady Of
Great Falls, were married yesterday
afternoon at their future residenca on
Fifth avenue north, Judge Burleigh
officiating.
The infant child of Mr., and Mrs Dan
Bennett died Friday night at the resi-
dence of the parents in the B, and NJ.
addition and was buried yesterday, the
funeral services being held at the house
and conducted by Rev, Mr Rggin of
the First NJ. e. church.
Cauby Chrietiansen, who has been
teaching school at Arlington, has ac-
cepted an offer to teach school in the
Chestnut Valley district. At present he
is off on a prospecting trip in the Towns
end district and is accom- panied by Her
man Eelu, a brother of Rev j. Dumont
Reid Of this city, who has been teaching
school at Havre.
County Supt. Swan returned yester-
day from trip through the Tiger butte
section, where he found most Of the
schools in a hourishing condition. He
has appointed William Gum school
trustee in the Kibbey district in place
of S. A. Bassett. resigned. He has also
several vacancies to fill at Belt but has
not decided whom he will appoint.
The new high school building is now
up to the second story. About fifty men
are at work on the building and it is
progressing fast. The tower on the west
side of the building is very handsome
piece of work and already shows it's
noble proportions. The contractor ex-
poets to get the roof on within the next
sixty days and have the bui, ding closed
in 60 that the interior work can be done
this winter.
P. Spering has returned from New
York and in few days will open up his
Central avenue fur store. He has given
great deal of time and care to the
selection Of this years stock, and ex-
poets to show the people of Great Falls
the finest lines of fur goods that have
ever been offered in Montana.
Ida Habel began suit for divorce Fri
day in the Helena district court against
John Habel. They were married not
quite year ago at Great Falls. Mrs
Habel alleges that her husband has
treated her in a cruel and Unhuman
manner and that in March last he
threatened her life with revolver.
The Rev. P. A. Hubbard, presiding
elder of the \. M. Z. church, arrived in
the city by Saturdays train from Hell
era. His visit at this time Is 70 hold
quarterly conference, which concludes his
labor for this conference year in Mon
tana. Services will be conducted at the
| A. NJ Z. church, Ninth street and Fifth
avenue south.
The Queen of the Hills mine in Nei
hart has once more started up opera
tions. a small force of men being put al
work in the mine yesterday. The com
pany has been reorganized, or rather the
property has been purchased by {
new company called the Queen Min
ing and Milling company. This
mine le one Of the best properties IN Nei
hart and it is gratifying to see opera
tiOns once more resumed.