Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-19

she had been at the school. Under the
circumstances the exhibit WAS matter
o. surprised comment. Then the. farm
was looked over and the boys seen
at tho task of gardening. The
kitchen with a display of bread,
cake and pie, and the girls busy
| in usual kitchen dutiecs was looked into
and the laundry was next in order. Here
were shown specimens of washing and
ironing that would do credit to Troy
7 he sewing room, With fine specimens
Of plain sewing, embroidery. knitting
and fancy work, and with girls drafting
patterns, cutting dresses and sewing by
hand and machine Was nlucn com
mcnted on.
\ look was then taken at the boys
and the carpenter. Shoe. tailor and
blacksmith shop were visited. IL each
OF these the young mechanics were
found at their tasks and the former re
suits OF their labOri us exhibited salts
fed the visitors that an Indian can be
come Il skilled artisan. 1t may be men
toned that in the tailor shop all the
clothing for the pupils is made.
over five hundred suits hay
ing been turned out during
the year. including handsome uniforms
fDr thu LaAG. Up 10 thc present Tie
scholars have not been provided with
uniforms, but next year they will be-.
IN the shoe shop all the rcparn% fo
the school is done, and considerable new
work turned out, but not enough to
satisf, the demand The hIavEsnitba
"nd carpenters find plenty OF work tu do
in tire many olti jobs that are needed in
When the inspection was cntrd the
visitors were found seats udrr the
porrhcs that face the campus and wit
messed a gynnastjc driII by the girls
class. in which were Introduced the Iiptr
This was followed by 1t marching drill -,
the cadets that was cortainIy must
crcditHIe.
Ihen came the field sports of VT ich
the following were the Ieeult:
Race, loO yard dash Prize, gold
medal; wilmer. Dan Lone Chief
Throwing lGpouuu hammer Prize,
pair OF gloves; winner, Elmer It4ttler,
Race, lJO yard dash prize, silver
medal; winner, Frank Choate.
Standing Iump--rrlzr, silk hantkcr
chief; winner, Charles Conway.
Hurdle race--l2O yardp, over nine
hurdles, 81. feet high, prize. silver
medal, winner, Albert Mad Plume.
Putting the Stone Prize, nccklic; win
ner, Edward Mengun,.
Race for small boys, 1(0-yaiG dash
Prize, silver medal; winrer, Lewis Nor
ton.
Running high jnnp--pr,ze, pocket
knife; winner, Dan Lone Chief.
kr rI,, t,,,l.1 Ilr,,,, oil
medal; winner, Geo. Connora.
The day g exercises wound up with a
concert by the band, and CLEO at which
the following progam was rendered:
Overture, "Eayorito Melotlioe' ............ Hyde
HHnd
Song, "W-i hall Stand i'efo,c the King g..
March, ~ bird Artil ers ers''.............. =. fnnd
onc, Fairy Moonlieht"... .... Donble Qnarte
Waltz, o"ber Las jan" ,.......; Band
Sony, We 4 re Coming to IT," he-cue'. '.......
Onickstep, Devils GAP ''....,. ..... sonthwei
Song, "Tho Old coyIaps ,.'ih. ijel" ".... ........
'chotiibcie, Pretty Blue Eyes - T',nd
itc" ION sung -''''.'.'.'' Sot noi
'}Vettur". ......,..... Kat hhurn
In all respects the day was one we'll
spent and thoroughly enjoyed by the
guests. The exercises were in many re-
spccts IN appreciated innovation upon
college commandments, for which the
faculty and pupils ar" alike tn be con
graduated.
Among the Great Falls gentlemen
present were Myrpn Brown and Captain
| Cochran OF the Cascade Fair Assoria
ton. In AN interview with thc1u't>U
p"rintcn,cnt Winston expressed the
greatest interest in the coming fair and
Will g., all in his power TO hld it, Ia"
| Fort Shaw band will lr in Attendance
Hnh there viii also y" !, special rNhhit
Of tn" hanliwurli Of IN" pupils.