The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1907-06-12

nouncement to make to its readers
which will be of absorbing interest to
the young ladies of this county who
are now or have been this year in ac-
tual attendance at school in any dis
| trict in Ravalli county.
Prof. 5. A. d. Hanu, proprietor of
the Helena Business College, of Hell
ena. has made proposal, which we
have very gladly accepted looking to
the sending of young lady from this
| county, as we'll as one from every
| other county of the state, to Helena
during the mammoth three-days cell
ebration of the Fourth OF July and the
Lewis and Clark anniversary. This
trip will not cost the successful young
lady one cent. When it is realized
that these expenses mean luxurious
,, apartments at the elegant Broadwater
hotel for four days and all the frills
that go with such a resort, the attrac-
ton to the yohng ladies of our county
assumes unusually largc proportions.
In other words, Prof. Hahn pro-
poses to us that we offer this trip to
the school girls of this county, the
selection of the fortunate young lady
to rest with her ability to secure the
largest number of subscriptions to
The Western News between now and
the hour of 8 O'Clock p. M, of June %.
of two weeks in order to win this very
enjoyable trip.
When it is considered how royalty
Prof. Hahn intends to treat the sue
cessful young ladies' there is certain
to be keen competition on the part OF
many of our popular school girls to
grasp this unique opportunity.
The successful young lady from this
county will be called for at her home
by carriage-paid for at Prof.
Hahn's expense-and a return trip
ticket to and from Helena will , c
placed in her purse, Pullman ticket
accompanying IL Upon her arrival
at Helena she will be met by an auto
mobile in charge of a lady chaperone
and will be escorted directly to her
apartments at the Hotel Broadwattr,
from which time she will be under the
immediate charge of chaperone.
At the hotel she will meet the success
full contestants from other counties,
a number of whom will doubtless be
passengers with her on the same
train. All successful candidates will
be given little boutonnieres of the
college colors before getting on the
train SO that they may easily identify
themselves and be identihed by the
other contestants who may be there
travelling comparions.
After being com fortably esta blished
at the Broadwater and after the new
ness has worn off, the young ladies
will be taken in charge and afforded
every pleasure which is possible to
think of during their stay in the cap
ital city. They will be taken on auto
mobile trips up mountain canyons
and through delightful valleys; they
will be allowed full opportunity to
disport in the delightful waters of the
famous Natatorium; they will be the
guests of honor at many social func-
tons; they will be afforded excep-
tiondl opportunities to view the inn
mense parades which have been ar
ranged for this mammoth celebration.
They will be given one continuous
round OF fun and pleas ure. When all
is over they will be as carefully placed
on board of their respective trains
and returned to their homes at the
expense of the college. All of this
will not cost the young ladies penny.
However trivial the expense, it will
be taken care of by Prof Hahn or the
chaperone acting for him. The
young ladies will be as carefully and
as thoug ghtfully cared for aud guarded
as if they were at all time in company
with their mothers.
The Western News has carefully in
vestigated all the details OF Prof. |
Hahn's plan and thoroughly approves
them. 1t is not often we have so lib
eral an offer made us to extend to the |
school children of our county and we
have accepted this proposal in the |
confident hope that it will prove i'm