Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-20

~A1o STUDY Is DeLtei uAu0
stood. many Of the students OF tnls
class wish they might have the oppor
tunlty OF studying in systematic way
tne Ou Testament and become, IN tne
Iuture' powers in religious history.
=, we are realizing the value OF out
iine work more each day. and tnougn
IL seemed nearly impossible to get II
correctly at first, it is very simple
now ana we hope to have nne out
line book display at the exhibit. The
outiines ae not only help IN stuoy-
ing, put we would be almost lost WIN
out them for an reference work and
comparisons Of peoples and nations
Minnie Caryell.
At the end of the term the high
school expects to exhibit the work OF
the pupils done during the term. A
further account of this will be given
later.
Those who heard DR.. Bagley speak
at the institute last year, will be pleas
ed to learn that his services also have
been obtained for this session. Many
of the high school pupils were regular
attendants at the last institute. It is
hoped that they will resume their
work and let as many others as posi-
BILE join their ranks.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. o.
tober 26, q and %, the Fergus coun-
ty teachers institute will be held in
the high school building. Miss Mey-
ersick has been fortunate enough to
get excellent instructors, among whom
are the following: Prof. w. E. Har-
mon. arithmetic; Dr. VIM. S. Bagley.
psychology, reading; Pres. ]. M. Ham
ilton, geography, history; Prof. P. M.
Silloway, physiology; Miss Elsie
King, Pacific history stories; Miss
Jessie Kingsbury, primary reading;
Prof. A. s. Crane, school exhibits, and
Mrs. E. e. Brewer vocal music. There
will also be evening sessions. Thurs
day evening an informal reception will
be given and the program will con-
sist of few impromptu speeches.
On Friday evening, the address will
be given by DR.. Bagley and on Sat-
urday evening by Pres. ]. M. Hamil-
ton. It is hoped that many of the
pupils will attend the sessions-Beth
Peck.
There will be football game be-
tween the Gophers and the Coyotes on
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 26. The
Gophers are represented by Dick Bak-
er, Roy DAILY, Frank Wright, Aura Will
son, Plat Belden, Chas. Grippe, Keith
Caldwell. Ed. Crowley, Harvey Bur-
nett, Harry Briggs, Ben Shieks and
Ernest McCollum. The Coyotes by
Ralph Tavenner, Earl Neil, Dan Crow
ley, Don Anderson, Harry Eldridge,
Clarence Lewis. Tom Baker, John Nc
MILAN, Jake Holzemer. Charles Smith
and Edmund johnson. The teams are
well matched and the game will prob
ably be one of the best ever seen in
Fergus County. The admission will be
SO and 25 cents. The money derived
from the game will go to increase the
funds of the athletic association. A
large attendance is expected.-Charles
Smith.
There are now five classes in music.
The first of these, composed of the
new scholars, have finished the first
chart and are ready to start on the
charts connected with the normal mu.
sic course. The class is doing excel.
lent work. The other four classes be.
gan together in the first music reader
and have nearly completed part 1.
| Last year the high school orchestra
was a highly popular and successful
organization under Mrs. Brewers able
instruction. At no time was it under
the control of the high school or in
any official way connected with the
high school. The director received
no compensation from the county fol
her services in the orchestra, nor was
any fee charged the members of the
orchestra. This year different ar
rangement will be made, as stated in
the constitution, which follows. This
year as last there exists no Official
connection between the orchestra and
the high school. 1t is purely vol
untary organization under Mrs. Brew
ers management. Although distinct
from the regular school work it is sin
cerely hoped by all connected with
the school that this year will see 9
strong and successful organization
A. G. Crane.
A meeting of the orchestra was helt
last Friday evening, at which Archie
Farnum was elected president. Othel
officers were elected, but as some mis-
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