The daily sentinel., 1909-04-15
TO CONVERT BUILDING
INTO IDEAL SCHOOL HOUSE
Second Floor of Main Street Block
To Be Remodeled for a Big
Business Coilege-Opens
June I.

+ on June l Hoel's Business &
+ College will open in the rooms !.
+ over Coen's shoe store.
4. This school will be owned +
: and controlled by three bro +
+ thers-S Sidney C. Hoel. Howard +
+ NJ. Hoel and Archie. F. Hoel. 1t +
+ is their intention to conduct +
1. modern school on strictly first +
1. class business principles. +
+ 1. + Z. + : + + : + + :
| These young men have a wide ac-
quaintance in education and business
circles on the western slope. Prof.
S. C. Hoel was at one time a teacher
in the public schools of Mesa county
and still holds a certificate here. He
is well and favorably known by many
of our leading business men. and
comes highly recommended from
Montrose. where he has been prin-
cipal and manager of the Central
Business College during the past
year The other two brothers have
held positions as bookkeepers and
clerks in the Reclamation service
and in business houses on the west
ern slope. and are recognized as thor
oughly honest. moral young men who
are eminently fitted by education
and experience for the work in which
tney are about 10 engage.
The rooms over Coen's store have
floor space of about 1000 feet which
will be separated by glass partitions
into five rooms,-a shorthand room.
a typewriting room, bookkeeping
room. a public office, and a private
office. These rooms will accommo-
date about a hundred students, and
will be thoroughly equipped with in
dividual desks, chairs, bank and
other office fixtures, the latest mod
els of Underwood. Remington and
Smith-Premier typewriters with ap-
propriate tables, card indeXing cab
inets. letter files. multigraph, com
mercial monographs. and Bur-
rough's adding machine. This will
make a business college which will
surpass any other school in the state
in the way of equipment They as
sure us that they will furnish TO the
young people of the western slope a
thorough, practical business train
ing which will fully prepare them to
fill positions as bookkeepers or stem
ographers. or will equip them with
such a knowledge of business that
they will be abel to conduct their own
affairs in an intelligent and salts
factory manner. They are not plan
ming to make this a branch school.
but will devote their entire time and
attention TO 1t and will have a school
of which we shall all be justly proud.
II. NJ. Hoel will arrive in the city on
Monday. and will spend the time be-
tween now and June / getting the
rooms in readiness and soliciting
students.
For the present, the facGlty VIII
consist of four members. S. c. Hoel
will be principal and manager. and
will have charge of classes in com
mercial law, bookkeeping. penman-
ship, and civil service branches. He
obtained his literary training i'm the
Nora Springs Seminary. Nora Springs,
Iowa, and in Upper Iowa University
Fayette, Iowa. His business course
was taken under G. ID. McGregor now
of the Capital City Commercial Col
lege, Des Moines, Iowa. He has been
la teacher in public and private
schools for about twelve years and
thoroughly understands business col
lege work.
II. NJ. Hoel will be secretary and
treasurer, and will have charge of
classes in arithmetic, typewriting
spelling. and rapid calculation. He
is a graduate of the shorthand and
bookkeeping courses of divers
Business College, Fayette. Iowa. For
the past year he has been teaching
in Granger's Business College. Min
nesota. and resigned his position to
enter work here. He has had con-
siderable experience in office work
and understands the needs of busi-
ness men.
A. f. Hoel. advertising manager, is
graduate of bookkeeping and short
hand in divers Business College,
Fayette. Iowa, and has held different
kinds of clerical positions. He has
had a years experience in civil SER
vice work, and will be assistant in
the shorthand department
Miss Ida NJ. Strike Will be prin-
cipal of the shorthand department,
and assist in preparing students for
civil service examinations. She is a
graduate of the Advanced Normal
Course, Charles City College, Iowa.
and received her training in Graham
Shorthand under the supervision of
G. ID. McGregor. now of the Capital
City Commercial College, Des Moines.
Iowa. Her training in Gregg Short
hand was secured in the Gregg
School of Chicago. She is certified
teacher of shorthand, and has taken
a special course in Washington, ID. c.,
to prepare students for civil service
examinations. Miss Strike has had
: experience as law stenographer, and
has taught for several years in busi-
ness colleges in Iowa. AT present,
she is employed in the Central Busi-
ness College in Montrose.