The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12

| The young people are well known and
better liked residents of Deer Lodge.
and all have many friends who will be
glad to congratulate them upon their
achievement. The exercises will take
place at Cottonwood hall and will be as
follows: Solo, "Kamennoi Ostrow,"
Rubenstein, Mrs. w. F. Gullette: invo-
cation; thesis. Irrigation Charles H.
ALI ee; vocal solo, "Adieu. Marie" Ad-
ans, Miss Cockrell: thesis, Socrates
Miss Mary Stackpole: thesis, saul of
Tarsus." Miss Mamie H~ardenbrook:
presentation of diplomas; quartette.
March, T~annhauser." Wagner. Miss
Wood. Miss Kelley, Miss Irene Robin
son and Miss Clark; benediction.
On Wednesday evening President and
Mrs. Martin. assisted by the college
faculty. will give a reception at which
all are invited to be present. This
event will close the exercises for the
yea n will doubtless be largely at
tended.
Miss ~Stackpole of the new graduates
has not decided to engage in any ac-
tive occupation at present. but will rest
UP after her studies.
Miss Mamie Hardenbrook has been
selected as teacher i'm one of the de-
partments of the Anaconda schools.
and it Is believed she will fill The posi-
ton with credit to herself and to The
satisfaction of the people OF Anaconda.
Miss Mamie has never taught schOo
and has had no practical experience in
hat line, but that she will develop into
as good a teacher as the best is conf
IDENTIFY expected by her friends. She
has ability and energy, and as her
mother was a teacher before her, (hav-
ing taught the first school in Deer
Lodge in the summer of 1861 1t is evil
lent she comes of a family of teachers
and her success is only dependent upon
the opportunity. Give the young lady
time and she will demonstrate that the
College of Montana is an educational
institution of the highest order n ca
pable of turning out teachers as good
as the best.
The young ladies of the class of '9S
outnumbered the gentlemen two to one.
M. Albee, the only male graduate, Is a
young man of steady habits and good
business ability, and If he takes after
his father will make hay" whether
the sun shines or not.
The senior Christian Endeavorers
rave a supper at 6 o'clock Thursday
evening at the court house which con-
tinued until IL o'clock. at which time
ice cream and cake were served. the
proceeds to be derived from which are
to be applied to defraying n ex-
penses of a delegate to the convention
To De 0elG AT bOZtIldH Sooh- LIE 0Ad-
bel Beaumont has been selected as del
egate.
II. B.. Maxwell went to Anaconda
Tuesday for a few days visit
Mrs. T. +. Ward of Garnet is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McMullen this
week
S. B. Tabor. presiding elder OF the
NJ. E. church. preached In Deer Lodge
last Sunday and delivered a lecture al
the church on Monday. He returned
home to Helena Tuesday.
Col. w. N. A~ylesworth and w. l.
Higgins left on Monday for a stay OF
some days at Hunters Hot Springs.
James McMullen and bride got home
from their bridal trip to Hamilton last
Tuesday and will be at home to friends
after the 18th.
Assistant County Attorney j. NJ Self
surprised his many friends In Deer
Lodge, where he was raised and edu-
Gated. by going away to Plains. Mont.
and getting quietly married on Wed
nesday last, the bride being Miss Row
ena Pierce, who was a schoolmate OF
Mr.. Sells at h College OF Montana
here some eight or nine years ago.. To