The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-26

Cloaing Exercises OF h 0areen csty's
Public schools.

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CIosinG Exercis~s OF the Garden city,
Public schools.
Special to the Standard.
MIssoULA, May 1.-Managar Stevens
OF the Missoula Base Ball club announces
that the club will play the Anaconda club
mt Anaconda next Sunday. The boys will
no TO the fort this afternoon and have the
last game with the 25th regiment club.
The closing exercises Of the Nissoula
public schools last evening was o grand
success. The little children seemed to
enjoy Il most. Professor Hamilton gave
them O school-room In which to play and
make az much noise rs they pleased.
While they were thus enjoying them
selves their parents and older friends
were assembled and having q very pleas
ant time In the second story. Supper was
served To n large number, and resulted In
the increase Of the library fund by q very
neat amount. About 0 o'clock one of the
larger rooms was packed with spec
tators waiting patiently b OPEN
Professor Hamilton welcomed the
visitors. A guartette consisting Of Mrs:
Hamilton, Miss Grain, Mr.. Wylie and
Professor Hamilton hen sang, being ac-
companied by Miss Lamont at the organ.
The next feature of the programme was
~ nuInD4E Oh TttllltlOnS Dy teIlOl0TB IrOnl
the various grades, all OF whom did credit
both to themselves and their teachers.
Al the close of the recitations the solo
.'Sweet Heather-Bell" was rendered by
Miss Olive Lamont in o very pleasing
manner Professor Hamilton then made
n few remarks. telling the audience that
he was glad to see them so crowded, as
they could Their understand the better the
needs of more room I'm our schools. The
school attendance has nearly doubled in
the last year, and last winter two scholars
had TO sit In n OF b single seats. After
these remarks q c was taken, during
which the i've members Of the Amphion
the overture "Leona" had beer
rendered by the orchestra, Judge John L.
Sloane, as toast master, introduced Judge
j. M. Evans, whe responded TO the senti-
men, 1.-THE Garden City, the Gate City the
following responses Were then made. in
terspersed with music by the orchestra:
"Who Should he Permitted to Teachw
Miss Harriet Hord, county snpcrintend-
emit; 1.-THE Public School and the Old
Maid," Prof. ]. NJ. Hamilton; scientific
Temperance In the Public Schools" Rev.
Trees Inclined" Mr.. G. &. Wylie: "The
Public School and the Parent" Rev.
George Stewart sThe Rod" Attorney s.
q. Murray;'' "Marshaling the Forces,'
Attorney Charles II. Musgrave; "His Sis
ter" In response to "IounR America"
which was omitted, Mrs. L.. Woodward;
''Old Timers" Rev. NJ. j. Hall, OF Boze-
a "PIlgrims and Tenderfeet, in re-
Spouse to preceding, Attorney L. ID. Mats;
''The STATE University" Hon. H.. G.. Stiff;
"vacation," Rev. Hugh Lamont. Sunday
morning was near at hand when the
happy company was dismissed and re-
turned to their homes.
"The Office" Kelly x O'Meara's new
saloon on West Front street, was opened
in great style last night. The success of
the affair was a surprise to the proprietors
far surprising their anticipations. The
saloon is n very neat looking place, con-
sisting OF the bar ROOM, a card room, and
two private wine rooms which will be fur
nished with electric bells and all latest
improvements. The proprictors believe
i'm domestic manufactures for their bar
sideboard and refrigerator were made at
Bonner's, while the work board under the
bar was made by the master timer of the
MissoIla Mercantile company. The
staining and vanishing, whictp are q
model of good workmanship, were done
by George Rhodes of this city. MIR, Kelly
has been a well known saloon man here
for two years past, while Mr.. O'Meara has
many friends among railroad men, having
been a passenger. conductor between
Helena and Hope for some years. They
look forward to q good business.
The directors of Inc Gate City club will
meet tomorrow evening To decide upon
the opening, etc. A meeting was called
for last night, but a number of directors
were out OF the city, SO II had To be post
poned.
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