Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28
B OLE 4 NEWS
Ian u. Allen, manager Inter Mountain
bs1nch Once. P. o. News Stand.
TEACHERS|ALUCk
GALLATIN VALLEY PEDAGO0UES
FEEL WAVE OF PROSPERITY.
MANY ARE NOW TRAVELLING.
Miss Inez Harris Will Visit Kansas
City and the Paris Elk "
position.
June 26,

+ Bohemian, Jun 26.
Among the signs of general prosperity
seen in the valley are the evidences of
better times among the young people
who zach school for a living. The teach
ers of Gallatin county nave always been
noted for their conspicuous educational
ability, but they are proficient none The
less in gathering the harvest of dollars
while the seasons pass. Several of I'M
young ladies of the valley are preparing
to join the yearly exodus of young peo-
pie who will go away to Eastern schools
for training in special branches of learn
ing. and at least one Of the teachers will
visit the Paris exhibition. This teacher
is Miss Inez Harris, who has recently
closed a term of shoot in the Camp creek
district. She will leave in a few lays for
Kansas City and from there will go to
Paris, n after an extended trip re-
turn to Montana and the Gallatin valley.
Miss Harris is q pretty, earnest young
lady, who has no fortune except her
charming face and her unusual abilities
as a teacher, but she win nevertheless
see the exposition.
Just o the Gallatin valley is parched
for lack Of rain and thousands of acres
of fertile land lies baking, it's crop Of
roWing grain going to ruin. Some day,
1t is hoped, there will come a rain that
WIZ tHkS dIlu ldNuSCaDe INTO
paradise and spread the green clear to
the tops of the foothills. It always rains
II the farmers wait long enough. Gala
tin has never failed the farmer vet and
they hope 1t never will. They tell a story
in the valley nat illustrates this conf
dence In the valleys rich resources. An
aged farmer died and the minister who
o1nclated at the grave, in relnarking on
the sterling characteristics of the deced-
00I. remarked that ho had g, tVo-c
gone to a better land. After the inter
ment, the widow drew the parson aside
and remarked with some severity: st al
ways laid a heap OF store by your SER
mons and I was powerful moved by what
you said today. Still, you stretched it
mighty bad when o lowed there was a
better place than the old Gallatin. IF 4
preacher Of the everlastin' gospel can't
say a sermon without runnin down the
Galtatin valley I ont want him preach
lfyin' round no husband Of mine.' *
Mrs. M. J.. Bostwick is spending i few
weeks At the Fletcher. camps in Bridger
canyon. *"'t..s. n. t-04: l 100 j
The members of the order of Rathbone
sisters rendered a reception to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Allen last Thursday evening
IN nonor OF the recent marriage of these
Wen noWn Bozenran people. A general
good time was enjoyed by the large gath
ering with instrumental and vocal music
ana other social amusements. Towards
the END or the reception refreshments.
specially provided for the occasion by the
Raehoone sisters, were served.
Last Thursday evening the Rathbone
selected their officers for the newt
SIX months. The following are the names
OF the members selected to fill the art
Gus offices in the lodge: Mrs. Martha
krleling, M. . c.; Miss Addie randan
burg, e. s.; Mrs. Ernest schmacher r
MRS. M. Langohr, NJ. of T.; Miss Mary
sales ~. OF r. and c.: Mrs. Fred Os-
MIS-. John DAZZLING, P. of T. The install
alton ceremonies will Jake place DIR
ing the month Of July.
Miss Maggie Gage completed the
teaching of a successful term of school
rloay afternoon. She has been teach
-" "'uoAo
There vii be a missionary meeting of
me Missionary society of the Presby- !
terrain church at the home of Mrs. TT, |
Stats, ON Grand avenue, Thursday aft
arlOOn.
The Sunday chool picnic of the
Methodist church will be held in Reeves
Thursday. The picnic promises to
oe a very large one. /
Charles WOodman and Miss Lucy
Howard, both of the city OF Butte, were
Ihe Bozeman hotel Thursday afternoon. /
Mrs. F. r.. Hoss departed this morn
ng for Helena to attend the wedding
IF Miss Florence Jefferis and Norman /
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J. w. Lequette representative Inter
Branch Office, 5 /