Daily inter mountain., 1899-10-09
HAMILTON NEWS
TEACHERS MEET.
Sessions Will be Held During
This Week.
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Has Been Prepared For the Benefit
of the Educators--Pr0minent
Visitors in Town.
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Hamilton, October 6, 1899.

Hamilton, October 6, 1899.
Much interest centers in the county
teahers institute, which is to be held
in this city this week. The day sessions
will be held in the high school building
and the evening entertainments in the
Methodist Episcopal (South) church. The
following interesting programme has
been prepared by the county superlntend-
ent, Miss Million:
DAILY PROGRAMME.
Morning
9-Opening exercises.
9.20--Numbers. See outline
Deterioration of Reading, Writing.
Language and Spelling.
1O:45-InternIssion.
11-Geography and Civil Government.
II 11:30-Teachers' Class-English.
Note.-Teachers will be required to pre-
pare the work assigned in English and
Civil Government.
12-Dismssal
Afternoon
1:30-Opening exercises.
1:45-Icducational Questions and Prob
lens OF the day.
te.-Teachers will be required to
prepare themselves on one topic each
day.
2:45--Correlation continued.
Note.-The first lesson on correlation
will emphasize Reading, the next, Writ
ing, and so on until all the subjects have
been fully presented.
2:5O--Music or Calisthencs and Inter-
mission.
s:lo-Pedagogy and School Manage
ment
3:45-Question box.
4:1O-Dismssal.
Friday-Reading in connection with
1itera ture in all the grades.
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Tuesday, O'clock
Piano Duet ....Mesdames Pell and Burns
Vocal Solo ............ Mrs. C. c. Lowney
Papers ............. Prof. Mckay ct al
eatu Iact,'rs eo'o '''' proe n iNrs. Doran
Evening sessions will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church.
INSTRUCTORS.
Prof. NJ. J. Garrett Observation-Disclosures
Correlation of Reading, Writing, Lam
guage and Spelling: Reading and Litera-
ture; Pedagogy and School Management
Prof. J. NJ. Hamilton. Missoula-Geog-
raphy; Civil Government; English; Edu-
cat1onal Questions and Problems of the
day.
DR.. Hayward and wife are expected to
return home next week from their ex-
tended trip in the east and south. DR..
Orr OF Missoula. who has been looking
citSl tIe- uDIGQS ON the stock
farm during Dr. Hagyard's absence, is
contemplating trip to California soon,
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
Mr.. Richard Parmenter and bride, nee
Miss Allie McMurphy, two of our popu-
lar young people, who were married in
Butte last Friday, returned to Hamilton
last evening: They will make this city
their future home, Mr.. Parmenter hayine
accepted his old position in the Valley
Clothing store.
social dance will be given at the
Hamilton house this evening by the
ladies, Guild of the Episcopal church,
ne object is to raise funds to meet the
debt on the new organ which was put
into the church the past summer.
pleasant party to a number of friends on
Wednesday evening. The phonograph
FURNISHED the music, and dancing, fol-
lowed by elegant refreshments, were
among the evenings pleasures.
Sheriff Chaffin has just purchased 40
acres of land from Alfred Peterson and
wife of Corvallis. The land adjoins the
Chatfln ranch, which has been so inn
proved of late as to make it one of the
best ranches in the country
William Mccormick and other inter-
ested parties of Missoula are about to
relocate and represent some claims in
the Pleasant View mining district. which
they abandoned year ago.
>. \. Crabb and family of Grantsdale
VIII leave the valley soon for their home
IN England. They will spend the winter
there returning to Montana in the
spring.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod