The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-01
TEACHERS d COUNTY ARE
HEADED TOWARD BILLINGS.
INSTRUCTORS ARE HERE
County superintendent Announces the
Proaram-TMsnty-six Teachers are
Taxing the Examination Under Di-
rection Of County Board.

County Superintendent OF Schools
Mrs. Sara =. Morse has completed ar
rangements for the annual teachers
institute Of Yellowstone county
which will be held in the Y. NJ. G
"A building Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Many Of the teachers in the country
districts arrived yesterday to visit
friends IN Billings q few days before
the institute begins.
DR.. Bell OF Denver, who will be one
OF the principal lecturers, arrived
Thursday night and yesterday vas in
consultation with Mrs. Morse. It was
announced that as soon as he com
pletes the institute here he will go to
Red Lodge to lecture at the annual
institute there. There will be sew
eral prominent teachers and scientists
address the teachers, among them be
ing Miss Hopper of Des Moines, Ia,
who will talk or primary methods and
industrial work, and DR.. futile, secre-
tary Of the state board Of health,
who will discuss the prevention Of dis
eases. (
The regular fall examinations for
teachers are being held at the office
Of the county superintendent in the
court house by the county board Of
examiners which is composed Of H.
NJ. Brayton, Mrs. Morse and Prof.
Longley, and those taking the exam
ination will attend the institute next
week. The examinations will be com
pleted today. Yesterday questions
we're answered in arithmetic, United
States history, physiology, reading,
photography and theory and art.
Those taking the examination are:
Miss Franklin. Foster; Miss Wood
ard, Hardin; Miss Hall, Miss Haw,
Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Newman, Hunt
ley; Mr.. Cox, Osborne; Miss Connors,
Ballantine; Miss Larkin and Miss Lee,
Columbus; Miss Bequette, Mussel-
shell; Miss Millspaugh, Miss Murphy,
Miss Langdon, Miss White, Miss Ber-
~, MI. Dallas, Miss McDermott,
Miss Frady, Miss Grace Henderson,
and Miss Myrtle Henderson,, Billings;
Miss Eastman and Miss Florence
Palstrom, Laurel; Miss Flood, Park
City; Miss Mowre and Miss Wood,
Absarokee.
The program for the institute as an.
nounced by Mrs. Morse is as follows:
Monday Morning.
9:O0-Inyocation by the Rev. H. ST.
Fritsch.
Music by pupils OF the Sixth Bl
grade.
Model Reading" Miss Crawford.
Lost Art Of Reading" ]. II. Doyle
Df Columbus.
LITERATURE DR.. Bell OF Denver.
Solo, Miss Franklin Foster Of Des
Moines.
Primary Methods" Miss Hopper Of
Des Moines.
Course OF Study" Superintendent
Harmon Of Helena.
Monday Afternoon.
1:15-Music by pupils from Sixth
A grade.
What Constitutes a Good School,
Miss Eastman Of Laurel.
School Management" DR.. Bell.
Music by Mrs. DIR. CARL.
Reading, Jane jones'" Miss seben
Solo, Miss Martha Tompkins.
"Orthography," Miss Hopper.
Course Of Study Superintendent
Harmon.
Tuesday Morning.
9:OO-Invocation, Rev. Mccullough.
Music by pupils from Seventh grade.
Literature" Dr.. Bell.
Primary Methods" Miss Hopper.
Geography Devices Mr.. Eaton.
School Lunches" Miss Adams.
Construction Work" Miss Travis.
Tuesday Afternoon.
1:15-Music by High School Girls
1lee club.
School Management DR.. Bell.
aLiterature and Story Telling" Miss
Solo, with violin, Miss Stroup.
Reading, extract from s''The Court
II Boyville,' Miss White.
Solo, Miss Burton.
Course Of Study" Superintendent
Harmon.
Prevention Of Diseases Among
School Children Or. futile Of Helena.
Wednesday Morning.
9:0O-InVocation by Rev. Dunkin.
Music, pupils from Eighth grade.
Literature" DR.. Bell.
THE High School," Professor Nye.
Needs Of Rural Schools" Miss
0'DonneH.
Industrial Work. Miss Hopper.
Round Table-.High School, SUI
Harmon; Grades" DR..
Bell; Rural" Miss Hopper.
"Wednesday Afternoon.
1;15-lMusic BY Boys, Glee club Of
he high school.
Literature DR.. Bell.
Language and Sense Training" DR.
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