The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-06
THE VACATION IS OVER.
Schools Open Tomorrow Morning
and Classes Will Be Re-
citing At 1880.
Rented Rooms VIII Be Used Until
the New Buildings Arc
Completed.
A Number OF Pupils Ready for Examine
tisn-IndicAtioas Point to .
Full Attendance.

The public schools Of this city will opsr
o-morrow morning. In view of the fac
that the new buildings are not ready 70
occupancy, the board has boon compelled
to resort once more to rented rooms. Til,
location of schools held in rented rooms ii
as follows: The seventh grade, formerly
held in the Electric Light building, vii
convene in the north room OF the E1vardi
building on Park avenue. The first prim.
airy, taught by Miss Hoover. will meet in
the room 1t formerly occupied on South
Main street. The primary schools over
which Misses Crum md league preside will
meet in their old rooms in the basement of
the colorod church and in the upper room
of the Herman building, corner Hillsdale
avenue and Blake street. The No. 8. over
which Miss Enz presided last year has
been transferred to the Emerson building
on South Rodney. Miss Wortman's school
will occupy 4 room in the Herman building
instead OF the room in the Bach. Cory
building that was used last year. The
schools Of Misses Mabel Blackstone and
Mary Msthiss will meet in their old rooms,
corner Ninth avenue and Rodney. Miss
Minnie Riefenrath has been assigned 10 the
new primary school to be opened in the
new district north of the Northern Pacific
depot.
It is highly imortant that so far as posai-
Bile, pupils who expect to enter schools this
fall do so at the opening of the schools.
Pupils who at the beginning of
the term. and are regular and prompt in
their attendance, seldom fail to do most
excellent work. Nearly sixty new pupils
presented themselves for examination and
assignment yesterday. Tho indications
point to a very full attendance. Every
thing has been arranged preparatory to the
opening Of the schools tomorrow morning.
getting to work. Glasses will be reciting
in all schools by 1880 a. m. The pupils
who last year attended the school on Ben
ton avenue, will this year report at the
Hawthorne building. The Benton avenue
school has been discontinued.
Following are the assignments of
teachers:
Bryant school-No. l., Ella Williams; No.
Q. Nsttis But tch: No. 3, Kate Johnson; No.
4, Phsna ninth; No. 5, Annie Sommermier.
North Kodney-No. 4. III. T. Blackstone;
No. Z, M. G. Matthias.
Lincoln school-No. l, Alice Williams;
No. 9. Mrs. f. c. De Camp.
Fifth avenue-No. l, Satie Crum.
Hillsdale-No. l, L. B. league; No. 4,
Jennie Workman.
Park avenus-No. z, Mrs. Glare Avery.
Flower Garden-No. ], Minnie Riefenrath.
Emerson school-No. /. Mrs. Carpenter;
No. 2, Nettie Burtch; No. 3, Katie Johnson;
No. 4, Phena Smith; No. 5. Annie Sommer-
mier.
Drawing, w. E. Harsh; music, Madame
Medini; drawing. Elizabeth Getz.
Central Schools. A. Merritt. I. o.
Young, Annie Friendlioh, France Mapness;
No. 8, Ida Fullerton; No. 6. Minnie Allison.
No. 5. Mary Rickman; No. 3, Eva Miller;
Nc. 8. Emma Clark; No. 2, Mamie Wood
man; No. l, Alice Hopper.
Hawthorn School-No. 6. M. E. Harley:
No. g., Mena Enz; No. 4, D. I. Blackstone;
No. 8, Annie Woodruff; No. 2, Fanny Cram;
No. /, Ada j. White.