The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-30
Helena's Hearty Welcome to Those
Who are Training the Com
ing Generation.
A Brilliant Affair for the Benefit
of the Montana
Teachers
sposches by Coz .rnor Toole, A. c. Logan,
Prof, Reid aud j. Il. Russell-A Ban
quet and q Dance.

The school teachers of Montana have
every reason to think that when the queen
City of the Rockies starts out to give
welcom to any one or more people, she
does il in royal style. Such was the YER
dict pronounced on the affair which took
place in the Power building last night IN
der the auspices of the Board OF Trade.
From beginning to end it was managed
with the object in view of making those in
whose honor it was gotten up feel that they
were welcome. In this the committee hav-
ing charge Of the different branches sue
ceeded we'll. 1t was teachers affair, pure
and simple. And the teachers enjoyed
themselves, as did everybody else.
Those in whose honor the reception
vas given were arriving all day on the
numerous trains from the different parts of
the state. They enjoyed themselves look
ing around the city, calling on old acquain-
tances. and making new ones. Yhe teach
ers and the places where they are located
are IA follows:
State Superintendent ] ohm Cannon, Coun-
ty Superintendent 9. L. Turnkey, City en-
perintendent r. G. Young, j: Q. Young, X.
+. Johnston, NJ. McHough, Miss Authylia
Shaffer, Mrs. NJ S. Cummins, Miss Susie
Toan, Mrs. H. C. Carpenter, Miss Mary
Ballou. Mrs. E. G. De Camp, Miss Mena
Enz, Miss M. M. Allison, Miss N. B. Black
stone, Miss D. j. Blackstone, Miss Olive
Keller, Miss Annie Keller, Miss Gertle
Hilbert, Joseph Smith, Miss Mary Rick
man, Miss Bertha Kelley, Miss
Jennie A. Workman, Miss Emma Hoover,
J. Bruce Simpson. Miss Sadie Crum, Miss
Gertrude A. Stebbins, Mrs. H. q. Wright,
H. T. Engelhorn, L. 3. Miller, Miss Phena
Smith, Miss Mamie N. Woodman. John M.
Kay, Miss Margaret Harrah, MISS Glars
Miss sarah E. Merriam, Miss Alice Hopper.
Miss Lizzie w. Ryan. w. E. Harsh, y. 4: D.
Hahn, Miss Alice Williams and Miss Mar
paret A, Robinson, of Helena. Superinten-
dent j. r. Russell, Miss Mary Howell, Miss
Mary A. Brown and Miss Carrie Cox, OF
Butte. Miss Hord, superintendent and Miss
Matte Witham, Mrs. K. Houtchens, Prof.
]. M. Hamilton and Mrs. J. M. Hamilton,
of Missoula. G. w. banks, of Great Falls.
NJ. G. Mooney and Miss Anabei Mooney, of
Billings. j. w. Innes, Miss Annie DeerinQ
and Miss Gertrude Ferris, of Marysville.
Miss Lauretta Willis, Of New Chicago
John Walker, Mrs. John Walker, Fred Ha.
thorn, of Livingston. J. 9. Fisher, Of Ten
Miss Clara Lang, of Mitchell. L. @
SHELTON and Mrs. L. Q. SHELTON, Of Boulder,
Margaret Wolfe, Miss Galbra1th, James
Reid. F. W. Traphagen, A. M. Ryan, G. NJ
Foote and Mrs. Q. B. O'Bannon, of Dee,
Lodge. Miss Mary Dysart, of Bozeman
Miss Mary j. Lynch, of Augusta. Miss
Flora E. Austin and James E. Webster, Of
Townsend. Miss Clara M. Raymond, o.
Bedford A. L. Stone, Miss E. ]. Ware anc
Miss Redmond, of Anaconda. Prof. j. A
Riley and Mrs. j. A. Riley, of Twir
Bridges.
Many others attended from points
throughout the state. who did not register
with City Superintendent Young on thei
arrival and went to stay with friends.