The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-12-12
Annual Session of State Organiza-
ton to Be Held in Rozeman.
Low FARE ON THE RAILROADS
Official Program of the Meeting,
Which Is Announced to Last for
Three Days and Will Be Attended
BY Nearly Every Schoolmarm in
Montana.

teachers association will be held in
Bozeman on December 30, 80 and 81
of the present month, and prepare
tions are being made to entertain
the largest assemblage in the history
of that organization.
The railroads have made a rate of
one and one-third fare for the round
trip to members of the association.
A uniform rate has been fixed for
accommodations at private houses.
Single lodgings will be rs cents; two
in room, so cents each. Meals will
be % cents The Bozeman hotel will
make a rate of So and the Fra
ser will charge So for board with
single lodging, Or $3.50 when two oc-
cupy one room. Those who expect
to attend the meeting and wish to
reserve rooms should write to Pro
fessor w. E. Harmon of Bozeman
The official program of the meeting
follows:
Monday, December 90, 8 p. M.
Prayer-Rev. r. M. Donaldson
Music-Piano duet-Misses Calvin
and Landon.
Address Of welcome for the city
Mayor P. T. Morris.
Address of welcome for the school
Professor w. F. Brewer.
Responsible William Chandler
Bagley.
Response Professor Theodore
Lents, Glendive.
Music-Violin solo A. H. Currier.
Address of retiring president-G.
T. Bramble, Philipsburg.
Inauguration of PRESIDENT G..
Mckay, Missoula.
Music-Mandolin duet, Messrs
Owenhouse and Peterson.
Tuesday, $50 A. M.
Music-Vocal solo, J. S. Baker.
Invocation-Rev. M. L. Hickman.
Music.
"The County Institute, When, How,
Where?" by President James Reid,
agricultural college.
Discussion Professor John Nc
Kay.
''The Text Book Question: How to
DC oSIIISu' SOuuIHISS1UH, L0SlSld-
ture, State Board, Open Door," by J.
M. Hamilton of the state university,
and B. c. Hastings Of Butte.
Tuesday, p. M.
Music-Vocal solo, Miss Maxey.
Lecture-"Rap at the Croaker, -
DR.. E. Benjamin Andrews, chancel-
Tor of the university of Nebraska.
Vocal duet-A. H. Currier and
Miss Winnifred Kinney.
Wednesday, $50 a. m.
Music-Piano solo, Miss K. P. Cal
vim
Invocation-Rev. O. F. McHargue
Music-Vocal solo, Miss Winnifred
Kinney.
'"The Influence of Environment
Upon the Country School," by Super.
intenent R. G. Young of Butte.
Discussion.
'"The Teaching of Mathematics >
by President N. R. Leonard, School
of Mines.
Discussion-W. e. Harmon, Boze
man; Miss Bertha F. Huntsman OF
the state normal school
Wednesday, 1880 o. m.
Music-Vocal solo, Miss Edith
Black.
Observation-Disclosures Self Culture. ;
by DR.. e. Benjamin Andrews, chan
cellor of the university of Nebraska
Higher Education.
Two sessions of the department OF
higher education will be held, one
Tuesday afternoon and the other
Wednesday afternoon. The officers
of this department are:
President l.. r. Foote, state schoo
of mines, Butte; secretary, F. N
Williams, state normal school, Dill
Tuesday, 2 o. m.
Address by the president of the
Department.. R. Foote, Butte
English in the High Schoo
Course" w. F. Brewer, College A
and A. M, Bozeman.
Discussion.
Mathematics in the High Schoo
Course"-E. T. Eaton, Deer Lodge.
Discussion.
Science in High School Course
j. A. Koontz, Anaconda.
Discussion.
Wednesday, p. m.
1.-TWO Recent Events: The Carne
gle Institute; Rhodes Bequest," BY
]. E. Monroe, state normal school
Dillon.
Discussion-M. J. Elrod, state uni
versity, Missoula; G. B. Bowman
state school of mines, Butte.
Election of officers.
Adjournment.
Superintendent Department.
State Superintendent W. W. Welcl
is president of the superintendent
department, which will hold two
meetings. The program for the twt
days follows:
Tuesday, 2 p. m.