The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05
HELENA, MONT.

west. The causes of it's success are not
difficult to determine. Prof. Engelhorn is
thoroughly equipped for the Work, all MS
assistants are selected with care ana solely
with regard to their fitness, and to secure
this class of instructors the question of
COMPENSATION has never been allowed to in
~terfere. The courses of study are compre-
hensive and add to the careful and judi
| cious management, and the secret OF the
| success of the Helena Business college is a
| secret no longer. The following touching
| the courses of study will illustrate how
| thorough is the work done:
Tho business course embraces all prac-
| tical commercial branches. Bookkeeping
is taught theoretically and practically. The
arrangement of rooms is admirably adapted
| to teach actual business practice by differ
| ent Offices, etc.
The English and normal department fur
| nishes the best and most practical instruc-
tion to those preparing for college and
4 teachers. Excellent teachers in different
| parts of the state owe their success to the
training in the normal department. Prof.
VIM: H.. Nippert, son OF Or. Nlppert' OF
| Frankfort, has charge of this department.
Shorthand is perhaps the most successful
depa rtment of the college. Pernin stand
| ard photography is the system taught, and
ia giving such entire Satisfaction that Per-
min writer's are preferred by our leading
business houses and also for court work.
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to give tho students such training that
| when they get to practical work they are
always sure of success.
The typewriting department. has the lat
est and best improved machines. all new.
The Edison monograph ia used by the ad-
women to use this wonderful talking ma
chine. In the class room the phono-
graph is used for debating to students. to
transcribe on typewriters or i'll shorthand,
just as they choose. h thand taught by
mail also. The department is in charge of
Olive Van Epss, Il practical reporter and
teacher.
The penmanship department Is ahead of
the best institutes of that art generally
found in business colleges. 1t is in charge
of three ftstclass penmen of large expert
ence. Instruction is given III plain and
ornamental writing. Blackboard drill, so
valuable for teachers. is made a special
feature in the intermediate department,
Box lettering, engrossing and designing is
also taught. The display of penmanship
is surprising to visitors, leaving the impress
sion ut once that this college ia ahead of
most business colleges generally. The de-
partment is under the direct supervision of
Prof. Engelhorn, assisted by Prof. KAUFMAN.
The telepraphic department is nicely ar
ranged ard fully equipped to impart first
class instruction in the different routineS of
operators work. Tho department has been
in charge of G. u. Hobbs, 4 teacher of
superior qualification.
The culinary department. has been re-
Gently opened by Mrs. H.. t.. Engelhorn,
aud offers the latest N best instruction to
our women in plain and fancy cooking.
The school is especially arranged in n sop
arate building, located near the students
home, or hall. at No. 100, Ninth venue.
Glass and private instruction is given in
any course. Demonstration lectures arc
given weekly by the teacher i'll charge.
Miss Burge, late of Philadelphia.
The boarding department. in connection
with the college supplies a lonu-felt want
to students from abroad. Parents can place
their sons and daughters without hesitancy
i'll the care of the pl incipal. The
datiops are excellent in every resi- ect. The
building was especially arranged for the
purpose, having all modern sanitary I'M
PROPONENTS. 1t is lighted by electricity.
Tho work the past eight years and en-
dorsements by both patrons and tho press
warrant the statement that the college and
it's corps of instructors can be recommended
in the highest terms to parents who have
children to send to college. We have the
best of facilities right ut home in Montana.
Patronize home industries and institutions
should our motto be.