Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-08-23

this morning for a short vacation at
Rlcevi'le and Logging Creek. The Judge
takes along a shotgun and fishing rod,
and will forget for a time the plaintive
story OF tie vag and simple drunk while
be INDUCES in sylvan sport. lie expects
to return next Monday and during his
absence Judge Race will ~ofiiciate at the
police court.
MIR. David A. Dickson of Great Falls
and Mics b. Winifred Holland of Cen
t%erville, formerly superintendent of
schools Of Silver Bow county, we're mar
ried at Centerville Wednesday. They ar
rived in Great Falls yesterday, and are
at the Park. They will reside in Great
Falls, and will be at home to their
friends after the first of September.
The Great Falls baseball nine are pre-
pairing for a return game of ball with
the Choteau nine in the near future. and.
in order to raise funds to pay the ex-
penses Of the Choteau nine to this CITY,
the Great Falls nine have determined
upon giving a ball at Grand Central
ball next Tuesday evening. Elaborate
arrangements have been made and the
nine deserves a good patronage.
Charles y. Walcott, director of the
United States geological survey, and
Walter II. Weed, assistant United States
g%eologist, arrived here yesterday and
spent the day looking over the copper
snelter, Giant spring, Rainbow falls
and Great Falls. They will leave today
FOR Townsend, by way Of Ncihart and
White Sulphur Springs, The gentle
men are on Il tour Of observation and in
1I,pfti1, l., tb 10 ,,r,{ .f IL.
The infantry at Fort .Assinniboine.
which may visit Great Falls soon after
Sept. ], has been increased in strength
by the addition of Company f.. Twenty
second infantry, U. S. A., tifty-f four
strong, Captain Ifoutoon commanding.
This company is from Fort Pembina, y.
d., which has just been abandoned in
accordance with the policy of the war
department of maintaining only focal
posts.
Jack Ford and May Bond were arrest
ed yesterday morning at an unholy hour
IN d room in the Arvon block. 1t was
charged that they economical on room
rent by occupying one room jointly, con-
trary to good morals and the statutes in
such case made and provided. May was
discharged, but Jack was sentenced to
GO days In the county Jail and 500 fine,
or a total of ITO days, which brings his
room rent up pretty high,
The Black Eagle band will give a
grand concert and dance at the Great
Falls park this evening. The steamer
Minnie will leave for the park at I .. M,
returning at | a. m. The electric cars
will be run to the dam after the arrival
of the boat at 1870 a. m, to accommodate
those who live in any part of the city.
The Black Eagle band is a very public
spirited organization and well deserves
the patronage of the public. The tickets,
including fare on the boat, concert and
dance, are only 80 cents.
County Superintendent Swan will to-
day begin, at the district court room in
Great Falls. examinations Of applicants
for teachers certificates. These examin-
atoms, the first to be conducted under
the new codes, will continue today and
tomorrow. The requirements of the new
law are much more rigorous than those
OF the old. The state superintendent
has changed his former order in relation
to minimum percentages, and if any one
falls below 90 per cent. in any branch no
certificate will be Issued to that appli-
cant.