Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
AWARD DIPLOMAS
CLASS. OF THREE FROM COLLEGE
WILL RECEIVE SHEEPSKINS.
EXERCISES TO BE E [
Other Departments Graduate-Elks
4, Lodge Will Forego Picnic-Alumni
II Society Reception.

bOZeHaU, rune IL.
This evening the graduates of the pre-
|paratory department of the college re-
,ceived their diplomas. This includes the
business department also, from which a
Pclass of nine graduates was sent forth
Equipped for clerical work.. The exer-
fc.ses were held at the college assembly
hall and a programme was rendered by
the graduates as follows:
Grafton, Ambition" r. L. Davidson.
Essay, "Co-Education,' Grace Wood
ward.
Grafton. agriculture as a Profession"
Kirk Smith.
Essay, Business Education" J. A. Ell
liot.
Recitation. Lucy Gage.
Grafton, Political Corruption" Jerome
Locke.
This programme was intersperscd by
music by the glee club, a vocal solo by
Miss Travis and a piano solo by Miss
Clark, and at the conclusion of the exer-
cises the graduates were given their di-
plomas. The following are the graduates
from the departments: Preparatory-E.
w. Davidson, r. L. Davidson H. s. :
ris, A. B.. Francisco, E. S. Knadler, c. E.
Lamme. J. G. Locke. Este1e Provinse.
Dora Sherman. Kirk Smith. Ulalah
Maude Stiff, H. H. Trent. G. J. Wood
ward. Business Observation-Disclosures
ing: Joh A. Elliot. r. Fransham. John
Miller. d. F. Williams. Eliza Goodson.
Gage. Annabelle Flowers. Mae Carrie
Profit. Tomorrow evening the class of
three graduates from the college proper
will be given diplomas and ella borate ex-
~ercises will mark the closing If the
school year.
The Alumni society of the Gallatin
IHlYh ErhOOl ga We a recaDtiOn to thp ella 50
of 90 Saturday evening ait the home Of
MI. and Mrs. John A. Luce. There vas
a large gathering of he graduates of the
Institution, dating back as far as 1886.
and one and all enjoyed the reunion very
heartily. During the evening The follow
Ing musical and literary programme was
rendered.: Instrumental solo, Miss Beat
rice Freeman: vocal solo, Miss Ola Fer
iguson; address of welcome to the grad
yates Of the class of 90, Professor Nc
lers; address. Superintendent Harmon of
1.-The public schools reply to the address
of welcome, a member of the lass OF
100. Miss Edith Brown; vocal solo, Miss
Inlay MaXey. Refreshments were served
! by the almuni during the evening. To
wards the close of the reception the So
ciety was serenaded by the members of
the College Glee club, who sang several
very pretty selections. In addition to
the class of graduates, the board of
trustees, members of the High school
faculty, the superintendent of the public
schools and the teachers staff of the
public school were in attendance at the
reception.
Mrs. John Tullach and Miss Pearson
left for a three months visit to theil
former home in Sweden last week.
Mrs. Congdon, Mrs. Ira Kirk and Mas
tier Howard Kirk left Sunday for a trip
to the east. they will visit in Illinois
and Ohio while away.
Miss Mae Bell arrived in this city Mon
day from Sioux Falls, S. D., on her way
to Helena, where she will attend the
wedding of a relative. She visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Hoss and family
while in the city.
Outdoor social events are beginning tc
be revived again, the scores of pleasant
lawns of city residences Offering idea,
locations for afternoon and evening
events.