The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02
GALATIANS SCHOOLS
A Series Of Teachers Meetings Which
Are Decidedly Interesting.
ONE OF THE PROGRAMMES
The Wild Cat Tale From Western
Montana Brings Out a Story
From the East Side Sim
liar III Detail.
Special Correspondence of the standard.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Bozeman. Nov. 30.-Under the direc-
ton OF County Superintendent A. ].
Walrath, local teachers meeting was
held In Bozaman Saturday. this being
the fourth in a series OF eight which
are TO be given during this school year.
The first meeting was held at Belgrade
Sept. 20. the second at Cottonwood
Dot. 10. the third at Three Forks Oct.
IS. and the next will be held at Spring
Hin sometlme in January. the idea be-
Ing to have these meetings at different
points In the county. so as to make
them accessible to all OF the patrons of
the schools. The object is TO promote
greater interes, In educational matters
among the people of the county and
The interchange of ideas among the
teachers. this will secure harmony
In instruction throughout the schools.
This is a union OF all the educational
forces in the county, the college, the
public school and the district school
teachers all taking part
The programme Monday was as fol-
lows:
Music. High School
Growth of our Constitution. .....
.B. +. Maiden. Agricultural College
State Reading Circle.
....Supt w. +. Harmon. Bozeman
Muslc-Song.. ........ by Association
What WIZ Make a Good District
School. Lewis Terwllliger. Townsend
MUSIC IN school,. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Josie Van. Tassel, Bozeman
Importance of NeatneSs in School
Room. Miss Ella Johnston. Story
Botany as a Means of Cultivalng
Habits OF Observation.
........ Luther Foster, Ayr. College
Music-Guttar Solo.
Miss Alice Porterield. Bozeman
Defects In Teaching Physiology
ana Hygiene. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1900. Luther Foster. Ayr. College
Physical Training-lllustrated by
Class Drill. ..........
....Miss Helen Clute, High School
Gradlng...... ............A j. Walrath
The paper on physical training was
the event of the day. with the exercises
In Indian club swinging by scholars OF
the High school illustrating ~. The
meeting was highly enthusiastic
throughout. each paper being followed
by discussion In which a lively intereS,
was manifested. The members of the
teachors' association were entertained
by Miss Josie Van Tassel In the even
ing. when music and refreshments
closed the days exercises most pleas
antly.
That Wild cat. which stepped upon a
steel rail on the Northern Pacific track
while wet from having swan a river
and stuck there until dispatched with a
crOM5ar In the hands OF a section
hand. Is not. as the Missoula CORE
spondent OF the standard in the
STANDARD of Nov. 20. ventures TO sug-
geSt. 'the first case Of its kind on rec
ord" IL Is lust six years behind the
real uD-to-date wild cat. as in the win
ter of lSS9-90 a wild cat was found
under exactly the same circumstances
near Sapplngton. on the Bozeman &
Butte shont line, and killed with a
shovel I'm the hands OF a section hand.
This cat had sat down. as Il were.
during hls struggles and was so firmly
frozen 10 the ran as to be almost un-
able 20 move.
Attorney w. r. C. Stewart Of the
law Arm OF Hartman Bros. AZ Stewart
has purchased the Hemphill cottage
on Grand avenue. opposite George w.
Flanders residence, and VIII occupy 1t
at once.
Judge r. X. Armstrong and Court
Stenographer George Y. Patten left
for White Sulphur Springs Sunday
morning. where the Judge will hold
court for the next two weeks
Joe La Plant. Samuel Wilson and
Ezra Alsop came in Saturday from a
two weeks hunt on she upper West
Gallatin with six pack horses loaded
with meat They got five deer. one elk
and one mountain sheep.
Attorney Walter s. Hartman re-
ceived a dispatch late Friday evening
calling him 10 Big Timber upyl legal
business. and he left for that place
on No. Saturday morning. He was
accompanied by J. ID. Radford.
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