The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-17
LIVINGSTON NEWS.
Public Schools WIN Close Next Week with
Great Flourish.

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Great Flourish.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Livingston. May is. - The public
schools of this city will close on FRI
day. the Gath inst. after a very sue
cessful school year of eight months.
Livingston Is justly proud of her edu-
cational institutions and her hundreds
or bright boys and girls. Without
Doasting. IL can safely be said that
this city Is one of the leading educa-
tional centers In Montana. No other
city In the state can boast OF a more
thoroughly competent corps of instruc-
tors or more complete list of studies
During the school year now drawing
10 close rapid advancement has been
made In every department of the city
schools, and this springs graduating
class Will be the largest i'm the history
OF the city. The board of education is
composed OF representative citizens.
broad minded, progressive, brainy. The
personnel is: Alva Mayne. George AL
lin, Daniel Short, Alexander Living
seon and John T. Smith. These gem
tlemen nave been earnest in their en-
beavers to promote the public school
interests of this city and can point
WIN a commendable degree of pride
70 the record which they have made.
That they made no mistake In select
ing teachers Is plainly apparent in the
rapid strides that have been made In
every grade of the city schools. The
present efficient corps of instructors is
composed of Prof. f. s. MonicaI. Misses
McDermott. Chapman, Jacobs. Black
mer, Stevens. George. Roland and
Mesdames Hunter and Miller
Inc tnird annual graduating exer-
cises viii take place at the opera house
on on ths evening of Tuesday. May 2s.
The class of '95 is composed of Vivi-
enne Hunter, Minnie Foss. Maud
Kinds. Mabel Mortimer Martha Ash
Edward Cornwell Bernard Owen
William Hosking and Herbert Reese
MISS Kinds has been selected as the |
ssiutatorlan and Miss Ash as the val |
edictorian. The class motto is: "Some- |
thing Yet TO be Learned" The bacca- |
laureate sermon will be delivered at |
tne Methodist church on Sunday even |
ing. May 26 by Rev. John Hosking.
A splendid commencement day pro- |
sraiiihe mas been arranged as follows: |
Plano soio....-................ Faust |
Ernestlne Bug "'s'
nv1ea ION ..'''..'...,Rsv. j. T. Prltchard
May Mcleod and W. +. Mh in oIIsn March"
grafton .............. "Washington and IIncon.
Maud II Kinds
viyienn,e a ans, Means sacifce"
Mrs. Kninm. '' 'e'enaoe
Grafton. ........v.;... Our ship Is Launched"
Minnie FaiIss.
oration. The Future OF America
Mabel Mortimer.
viyie Hunter and Alice Chambers ''''"
oralorical Debate-"Rssolved That Chi
nsse Immigration Is Detfment to the
nnlied states, and Therefore Shou d BE
Affirmative. E Ssr%, 7. owen, Owen:
Negafiva Edward C0Inwell
".''e -'' Herbert Reese
'-'" m =, tripping Feet
ofation. -. Class Prophecy of rs"
Farewell. so
Mrs. .Iota Mielde and Brigihitiie Hunter
,fesentation OF Diplomas. George Aldrrson
Fiohn met ..... Swallow Homeward Flyv
Harry Elliott and Jennie Elliott
,encuic ION. ................R Rev. A. jenkins
A man with innumerable wheels In
us head was brought TO town to-day
ma turned over to Sheriff Young by
couple OF ranchers residing about
hree miles west OF the city. The de-
nented mans name is John Snoddy. a
tone mason, who has lived I'm n cabin |
n Livingston for a number of wears
This morning he wandered away from |
own and was found cutting up some
TRANCE attics on a plot OF newly
lowed ground. When captured he was
around on his head. using his
ands and feet to propel himself He
ad drilled a hole with his head in the
oft ground several inches deep. He |
ras first observed running around a |
ircle about the size OF a circus ring.
nd after making a well beaten path