The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-27
A PROUD RECORD.


Made by the Loading Educational Instl-
tuition of Montann.
"Ten years OF uninter. uptsd success, each
yen more successful than its predecessor.
ana the prospects, for the ensuing year tho
brightest OF ALL"
Such is the proud record OF EnReihotn's
Helena Business college. IL cannot be
equaled by any institution Of learning in
tho state,-noi in the northwest. The col
lege IL permanent institution. Prof. H.
Il. Enaelhorn. M. A.. founded it and has
been the Proprietor, active manager and
principal teacher during Its entite career.
HIS pc sonnlity ~ inseparahly connected
with the school and his zeal and enth usiasm
in his work has not abnted in the lchst.
Engelhorn's Helonn Business college has
never asked cent bonns, but has stood on
Its own merits, as n high clnss school, and
the eople have rewar ed the independent
spirit and perseverance, of Prof. EngeihOrn
by sending their boys and girls to his
school.
Over three thousand pupils hn,e been
enrolled since Prof. Enpelhorn first opened
for their recep ption III 1883. OF this n lumber
over three hundred have fnished the
selected courses and received diplomas,
which are truthful certificates of the actual
qualifications of the recipient. All of the
graduates and many of the undergraduates
have gone from tho schoolroom into impor-
tant positions of trust and responsibility,
and have acquitted themselves like mon
and women in meeting the expectations of
their em mplovers.
Prof. Engelhorn ia assisted by compe-
tent faculty, each being a specialist in his
department: Prof. Ii. S. Bauman. PEN
mnnship and accounts, Prof Olive Van
Epps. Pernin shorthand; Prof. Nj. A. De-
huff. mathematics and languages; Prof.
Robert Deardorf. Pitman shorthand and
telegraphy. Prof. EnRelhcrn gives per
sonnl supervision over all departments and
teaches several classes.
The branches taught are single and dou-
BILE entry bookkeeping commercial law.
business practice, stenography. plain and
nainental penmanship, typewriting, bank
ing rapid calculation. telcgraphy, atith-
metic, architectural drawing. culinary art.
geography. history, grammar, photography,
e!ocution, physiology philosophy. botany,
chemistrs, algebra geometry. Latin, Greek.
German, French, Spanish, Italian. stu
dents desiring instruction in music, in ad-
dition to their college work. can make most
advantageous arrangements.
limited number of students are accom-
modated with board and loom Mt the Stu
dents' home, the residence of Prot. Encel-
no II, where they are surrounded with all
the safeguards of homo and afforded the ad-
vantages of good society. Board and rooms
reasonable terms.
The eleventh school year will begin Sept.
l, but students may enroll in any of the
departments ut anv time. AS the time for
placing boys and girls in school approaohes
lHE INDEPENDENT takes great pleasure in
urging our people TO patroniZe the Eneel-
horn Helena Business college, knowing
that the methods. text books and instruc-
tors are equal to those to be found in
schools in distant cities. The money is
kept at home and an institution that has
brought thousands of dollars into the city
during the past ten years encouraged and
surpo ted. Engelhorn's Helena Business
college is equal to the best; it is much the
cheapest for residents OF Montana.
Yong men and women who NAV be tenn
porarily out of employment can join either
the day or night classes in any of the de-
partments either to review studies for
merly pursued or to take up new studies
and fit themselves for other lines of work.
so that should employment in one line fail
them they may tusn their efforts in another
direction.