The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-15
A Glass Drill was the Feature Of the
First Day.

n CIass Dr1l was the feoturo OIL tno
First Day.
The Deer Lodge County Teachers
institute was called to order at the
High School building yesterday morn
ing at 3 o'clock by the county superin-
tendent, Miss Anna Quigley. The in
stitute opened with the singing of
America" Many of the teachers from
out of town were unable to arrive un-
til the afternoon, consequently a short
session was held and the INSTITUTE ad-
journed until the afternoon session at
1880. The following instructor AID
teachers were present:
Instructors-Rev. James Reid. presi-
lent of the Agricultural college OF
Bozeman; State Superintendent 4. A.
Carleton, Superintendent NJ. A. Staple
ton. Superintendent ]. f.. klock Of Hell.
ma, and Professor II. Z. Wolfe Of
Deer Lodge.
Teachers-R. r. Kilroy. Nancy Hard
enbrook, Cora b. Morse. Mary L. Cody,
Anna NJ. Sutherland. Clara Bryant.
Minnie L.. Dyas, Harriet +. Wright, Eli
zabeth L. Thompson, Annie H. Ev-
ans. Mrs. J. NJ. Parks. Virginia Doug
las, Esther O'keefe. Edna r.. Water
bury, Mary l.. Shea, Inez Elliott, Anna
Lenahan. Marie Quigley. Maggie Thorn
as, Ida O'Bannon, Blanche Mathes.
Grace Wisner. Mary A. cobin, Anna
O'Brien, Martha Livingston. Mary 4.
Evans. Mary l.. Mcdonald. Teacfe
O'Donnell. Mary E. Berry, Mary Nc
Hugh, Nellie Shea, George j. Cannon.
May Morse. Jesse L. Blackstone. Mary
Condor, Maryi:st Gieeson, Harry Csn-
non. Mary II. Brennan, Mary Nc
Laughlin, Julia w. Johnson, Helena NJ.
Gleeson, u. v. Robins. /. l.. Marchion,
Anaconda; Mrs. j. NJ. Simpson, Ger
trude G. Garrett. Mollie +. Wiles.
Clara Bien, NJ. Antisell Bysom. Deer
Lodge; Virginia Turrell. Ovando; Julia
Duncan, Warm Springs; Kate Daley,
Helena: Lucie Helm, Avon; Della
Mackey. Elliston; Ella Moran. l. II
Giese. lost Creek; Mrs. Mary Nc
Grath, j.. b. Hare. Race Track; Fannie
Higgins, Pioneer; c. c. Munday, Stu
art; Mabe s. Catlin, Coloma-
Immediately after roll call in h az
ternoon, Miss Mary f. Berry W. n
most interesting class drill In reading
with her little beginners. The lesson
was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
the children reading readily and with
rare expression whatever was put be-
fore them.
After the singing Of the "Star Spang-
led Banner" by all present, Rev. James
Reid of the Agricultural college gave
a most able talk on child study. He
urged all teachers to deeper interest I'm
the SUBJECT, aging mat lis Importance
could scarcely be overestimated. Fol-
lowing Mr.. Reid, Mr.. Klock gave a
short talk on numbers which proved OF
great value. He was listened to with
close attention. The institute then ad-
journed for the day.
There will be an evening session at
the NJ. E. church Tuesday, Nov. Is, at
$3.50 O'Clock. The programme consists
of a lecture by Rev. James Reid and
music by ladies of the Monday Musicale
club. With such a programme, the ev-
ening's entertainment promises to be
one of rare excellence. The Monday
Musicale is composed of the best local
musical talent n Mr.. Reid is so wide
ly known that IL Is unnecessary to
speak of his ability. The admission is
free. All are cordially invited to be
present.
This years institute promises to be
one of the most successful yer held in
Deer Lodge county. This is largely due
to the untiring efforts of Miss Anna
Quigley, to whom the thanks of all be-
long for sparing no pains to make the
institute as thoroughly interesting and
enjoyable as possible.