The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-30
THE HELENA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A First-Class Institution, Whose Merits
are Recognized all Over Montana.

A First-Class Institution, Whose Merits
are Recognized all Over Montana.
The liberal offer made by Prof. Engel-
horn, of the Helena Business college, to
students who make application this week,
has been taken advantage of by both resi-
dents of Helena and of outside places.
When the college opens on Monday it will
be with one of the largest classes which has
yet assembled in the college rooms, and
with class of students of which any
school may justly be proud.
Prof. Engelhorn now has applications
from business firms, both in Helena and
elsewhere. for competent young men and
women to fill positions of trust. Referring
to the applications, the professor says these
applications are for persons of both sexes
on the west side the call is for men as
bookkeepers and general Office work, while
there is more demand east of the range for
young women as typewriters and stenogra.
pliers. There IS no excuse for any young
man or young woman, who Is dependent
upon his own excrtions for living, being q
burden to others When by attending a course
at the Helena business college he can fit
himself to fill some one of the numerous
positions open to graduates of that college.
The graduates of the college are pretty
we'll scattered throughout the state. Miss
Title Rosenbaum, who is the official stem
ographer of the Fourth judicial district of
Montana. Frank Cushing of Dillon, is
keeping books in his fathers establishment.
d. X. Asbury of Bozeman, who graduated in
1887, is official court reporter of Gallatin
county. Richard Mayer is assistant book
keeper and stenographer for Spencer, Mayer
d. Hoffman of White Sulpher, Springs. And
SO the list might be continued to great
length.
After free and fair trial of all the sys-
tens of shorthand, Prof. Engelhorn finally
adopted the PERRIN las being the most easily
acquired, while at the same time equalling
in any respect and in some SURPRISING other
systems. That Prof. Engelham's Judgment
work of those who have graduated from the
college in that system. The list since jan
uary is as follows, and all the list are now
holding positions and giving the utmost
satisfaction: Misses Allie Wordy, Mary v.
Miller. Minnie Bowers, Genie Williams,
Berg. Margaret Cooper, Ellen Tierney, Leila
L. Boyd, Johanna c. Bauman. Addie l..
Coombs, Nellie Keefe. and Messrs. Olin
Tower, Richard ManRer and VIM. Smith.
In addition to furnishing the best educa-
tional facilities in the state Prof. Engel-
horn has this year established home for
students. where pupils from out of town
will have all the advantages of home, and
be surrounded by the best influences. It is
designed especially for young ladies and is
located on Ninth avenue, a few blocks from
the college. This department is under the
| immediate supervision of the principal 8
wife, assisted by competent people. Sew
eral Of the teachers live at the home, and
assist in its government. The building is
excellently locate 81 in one of the pleasant
est portions of Helena, with an excellent
view of the surrounding country. is we'll
and comfortably furnished with everything
necessary for tue students comfort. 1t is
heat. by hot air, lighted with gas and
electricity, supplied with warm and cold
baths, and the ventilation and sanitary ar
rangements have no superior in the city.
The Helena Business college is fulfilling
it's mission as tirst-class educational in
stitute and is well worthy the patronage of
the people of Montana.