The Anaconda standard., 1895-06-09

tloh -. .......... EgDer' s SochII,
Piano solo, "MaZurka No. q '............ GODDARD
Miss Florence Foster.
oration. ''Ihe Young American" ..........
..........................--E J.. V. Bankenshlp
RecItatol. "ihe Soldier Tramp" ............
- .........................M Miss Kate sheridan
Ilduo Duo oondta. ........... 80. Dusseh
Miss Carrie stats and Miss cara Foster
Orat IN, Independence o; Mind" /. III. Mckee
sohIoquy, "a Prophecy" Miss Florence Foster
Piano duet. Military March" Schubert
TO ey Waters and Perry Chishoim.
Friday afternoon at o'clock the
commencement exercises were held.
The Agricultural college has not been
open sufficient tinc FOR graduates
from the college proper. but from the
/ business department. which takes
but one year OF study. esnt diplomas
were 1SSucd The exercises were in the
opera house. the stage being trimmed
with "rergrecns and potted plants and
the members of the college board and
! the faculty occupying seats on the
stag" The programme, which was
( HoI 50 long as to be tiresOme, was
most interesting throughout. 1t was
~ follows.
necami,ioa. "Lincoln's Second Inaugural
............................ Wi! Simons
MarcI from the FIftn symphony ay.......... Ran
MISS VI. Patterson. Miss ,arrie Staats, Miss
Clara Foster. Mss Grace Stanton.
Essay "Bools -epIng'' ....... Hiss Alice Welch
ORATOR, "The Ethics of Business.
Observation-Disclosures. Water Davis
Essay Modern Greece. ....M Miss Kate Ferris
flano solo, Iocdtelle Op 70. ............ Dupont
Miss Grace stanton.
Recitation, "Guilty or Not Guilty ..........
..........................A Miss Ollie Ferguson
Oratloh, duties Of an American Citizen'..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T.. Morgan
llano duet, TIrantslle Op. a.. Rheinberger
{. Chisholm. Fred Wilson.
After the completion Of the pro-
gramme President Reid stepped for
ward and made a few remarks, thank
ing the people for the great interest
shown, during the most inclement
weather of the past week, by the pres
ence of so many at the exercises and
speaking i'm high terms of the work of
the faculty and of the assistance rem
dered by the college board and the
people of Bozeman and of the state.
lie then presented the diplomas with
few remarks, pointing the recipients
toward the highest goal of true man.
hood and ood-character-one
remark being that character is more
than education." Those receiving di
plomas were MISS ollie Ferguson, Miss
Mary Sales. Miss Allie Welch. Miss
Kate Sheridan, Miss l.. May JOY, Miss
Kate Reichman. Walter Davis and
Ora Vestal. Not only the other mem
bers of the faculty but each of the
pupils under Professor Phelps of the
business department, have words of
the exceptional teaching capabilities
shown by this instructor
The pupils are now vending their
way homeward, some TO work and
some to a pleasant summers vacation.
and as soon as practicable the teach
ers will take their summers outing.
most Of them preparing to go to the
mountains for few weeks.
Friday evening Miss Anna Hillix en-
tertained a few friends al whist at the
pleasant home of her uncle, Thomas
Lewis, on West Main street.
Mrs. w. +. Sanders came over from
Helena on Wednesday, attending the
college exercises of the week, and is
the guest of Mrs. l.. S. Wilson while
here.
Hon. Nelson Story, Mrs. Story and
son Byron returned from spending
the winter at Los Angeles, where they
have a beautiful winter residence, on
Friday morning.
Rev. c. Howard CRUDE of Philips
burg stopped off on his way home
from attending the general assembly
on Friday morning and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Wormser.
Professor Hirschfeldt of Helena came
over Wednesday TO attend the college
concert. given in the opera house that
evening.
Charles Logan and George Lowe are
preparing for summers prospecting
trip. They will leave the first of the
week, going over the upper Yellow
stone.
Peter Wormser left Saturday morn
ing for Big Timber where he goes to
take charge of the big ditch. i'm which
his father is interested. Mr.. Wormser.
who has been holding a position as
bookkeeper for the Gallatin Valley
Mercantile company, severed his con-
nection with that firm Thursday last.
J. p. Johnson and wife of Highland.
ct, .,ff In, 1ta..s
day on their way back from a visit
To the coast. and called upon Judge
Armstrong. j. c. and T.. b. Martin and
others of their former townsmen who
are residents of Bozeman.
Senator G. w. Hoffman was out at
the race tracks, where his fine trottinE
horses are in training. the first of the
week, but for once with no eye for his
horses. He had a bike out there, but
from his first efforts with the machine
| II is not thought his trotting stock will
| be offered for sale at once.
Friday morning Mrs. +. G.. Il. Hill
! left for a two weeks visit with friends
! in Portland. Miss Alice Gage accom-
panied her and will visit friends in
/ Helena.
Miss Matte Gardner. who is teach
| ing school at Central Park. and Miss
! Jessie Weaver Of the same place drove
/ to Bozeman Wednesday evening after
/ school to attend the concert given by
/ Miss Calvin of the college. The trip
/ up. IA miles. was through a pouring
rain and the return start Thursday
morning was made at o'clock, so as
/ To be at school at .. but these Mon
/ tana young ladies thought the trip
| well worth the effort.
Charles H. Reynolds and Miss Della
4 Sullivan were married by Judge Nc
/ Pherson Wednesday afternoon, both
! parties being residents of Bozeman.
Miss Gertie Grissom came in from
/ Baker Monday and was visiting her
mother, Mrs A. Reynolds, near the
/ mouth Of Rocky canyon.
! T.. c. Kinney, manager OF the Man
/ haitian canal at Manhattan, was a
! Bozeman visitor this week.
Charles + Baker and family of Ra-
! ker. in this valley. were Bozeman Wis
1 itors this week. Mrs. w. q. Cowan.
wife of Postmaster CoNan of Baker.
4 accompanied them.
! Miss Josephine McCloud, who has
Z I,,.n IN IIsl.na far. the mast wear. has