The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-16

Mrs. Weymdn. Tor the cOmmfllee on
recitatfons. reported as follows:
Whereas. The eleventh annual fnsti-
tute of Missoula county, which has
been in session in the city Of Missoula
during the past week Is about to adj
journ; therefore. 1t Is resolved,
First. That we are under many obli-
cations to the University of Montana
for the use of the building in which
our meetings have been held, and to
and consideration uniformly extended
to us.
Second, That we express to DR..
Craig our hearty appreciation of his
text, "She Teaches best Who Leads
Her Pupils to Think Most and Best"
and the efficient way he has illustrated
n in his work for us in history. psych-
ology and school communicating that
the knowledge gained from one of such
wide experience and broad culture
will be of great value to our future
work.
Third, that we. having been greatly
benefited by Professor Merritt's In
struction IN physiology and physics,
and approaching the able way in which
ne has presented his subject. both by
lecture and experiment. extend to him
our thanks.
Fourth, that we are under many obli-
cations to Professor Hamilton for the
practical, helpful ideas he has given us
along the line of elementary school
work.
Fifth, that we recognize the ability
of Professor Reitz as a teacher In PEN
manship, do heartily commend his out
lines and methods of work pursued at
the institute.
Sixth, that we express our regret for
the illness which has prevented state
Superintendent Steere being with US
during this session.
Seventh, that we thank the citizens
of Missoula for the interest they have
manifested in our sessions, as their
presence has manifested.
Eighth. that we are indebted to the
local papers for the faithful report Of
our meetings.
Ninth, that we thank the authorities
of the Presbyterian church who SO
kindly allowed us the use of their
building for the evening sessions.
of County Superintendent Sarah B.
Maclay, that has made the institute
possible and successful.
Eleventh, that we thank our eff
Gent secretary, Miss Bee Thornton,
and HER assistants, Miss Ida Kemp and
Miss Mary Sloane for recording and re-
porting the work of the institute.
Twelfth, that a copy of the resolu-
lions be sent to each of the local pa
pers for publication.
Mrs. Matte Weyman,
Mrs. Ella Cady Schwitzer.
Miss Mabel j. Bodies.
Committee.
Miss Maclay, county superintendent.
| made a pleasing address, in which she
thanked the teachers for their kind
ness and attendance.
Professor Merritt closed the institute
| work with an interesting series of IL
Illustrative experiments in electricity.
| The last one, showing the discharge OF
electricity in a rarified medium. was
| especially brilliant and was loudly APP
| plauded.
The Presbyterian church was crowd
| ed by an audience of teachers and their
| friends. The address of the evening
was by Superintendent r. G. Young oil
Helena, who took for his subject. "A
| Slave In Scarlet and Gold" The lee
| ture was a study of the life of the
prophet, Daniel, and was intensely in
| teresting. Mr.. Young is always orig
| inal, and his audience was not disap-
pointed in this respect this evening
The lecture formed a fitting close fol
an unusually interesting institute.