The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1896-08-21
COLLEGE OF MONTANA
THE DEER LODGE INSTITUTION is
SECOND TO NONE.

Reorganzed and Revitalized Depart
ments that Will Offer Superior Advan-
tages to Pnpils-New Courses Added-A
Prosperous Year Promised.
This institution is under the care Of the
Synod of Montana. 1t is distinctively
Christian, but in no sense sectarian. The
work of the college is prosecuted care
fully, patiently and successfully, Onthe
part Of the faculty and the students, con-
scientious fidelity marks the work of
every department. 1t is the intention Of
the management to make this a Thoroughly
well-of1icered and broad gagged institu
tion of learning second to none in all the
Northwest. The care Of the body as we'll
as the mind is made a marked feature.
The table is furnished with a menu
generous and varied. All the students
rooms are most comfortably furnished;
every room in both the buildings is
pleasant and comfortably heated by
steam and lighted with electricity. Every
thing in them suggests pleasant inter
course and good, hard study. The Fall
term will open on Thursday, Septem
Der II, with t1attering prospects for a
large attendance
The president Of the college is DR.. A.
B. Martin, who cones to the institution
from Colorado. DR.. Martin has already
shown by the practical success of the
methods he has inaugurated and the
spilit he has infused into the school that
he is a thoroughly practical instructor,
with the latest ideals as to the aims and
purposes of modern higher education.
He Las already advanced the college to
an enviable place in the realm of classi-
cal instruction and training in the North
west.
MATHEMATICS AND BOTANY.
Prof. e. G. Shield, late of Wooster
shire, will succeed Prof Notes.-The, who
has secured a leave of absence for one
year, in this popular department. Prof.
Shield is very highly recommended and
was secured at the request of Prof. No
testine. In this department is taught
lower algebra, advanced algebra, plane
and solid geometry, trigonometry, analyt
ical geometry, calculus, analytical me-
chanics, and astronomy,
GERMAN AND FRENCH.
Miss Lena Greve, who has for num-
Der of years so ably and faithfully pre-
sided over this department, will continue
in charge, which is sufficient to assure its
continued popularity.
MINING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING.
Prof. Burton T. Seeley, formerly teacher
in the great Michigan mining school, has
been secured for this department. Prof.
sSeeley has had large experience and is
recommended very highly by President
Wadsworth, of the same school, as most
brilliant and successful teacher, possess
ing all the qualifications necessary for
continuing the department in the high
grade for which it is noted throughout
the state.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
This department will be under the
charge Of most proficient teacher who,
with unusual ability, pursues the Ger
man method. Her piano studies have
embraced all the principal compositions
of classic and modern masters. She is a
teacher Of acknowledged power and
ability.
VOICE CULTURE.
Miss May E. Voolfolk has been Sc
lected for the work in voice culture.
The institution is to be congratulated in
being again able to secure the services of
Miss Voolfolk, who gave such universal
satisfaction last year Miss Woolfolk's
methods are those of the very best teach
ers, and she possesses in a marked degree
the ability to inspire her students.
GREEK AND LATIN.
This department. has in Prof. Mckee,
A. NJ, most experienced, efficient and
painstaking teacher of large experience.
His classes show the effect Of his meth
DDS from the rapid advance they are max
ing The work Of the department is Of
the same high grade which is maintained
in Eastern institutions.
THE DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY.
This department is under the care Of