The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20
FINE EXHIBITION OF
SCHOOL WORKS
SHOWN

"A remarkably line exhibition of
school work was shown at the rural
track meet this year, held at Belgrade.
The whole upstairs Of the Belgrade
Company Ltd, was filled with the
work Of the children of Gallatin
county schools. Bozeman won the
prize for the town schools best ex-
hibit, Logan for the best three
rOomed school exhibit, Salesville for
the best two-rOOmed exhibit and Fort
Ellis for the best one roomed rural
school exhibit. 1t was hard to de-
eide the winner in this contest.
Bozeman Ecd fine booklets shown
in English, splendid art work, manu-
al training, sewing and canned fruit.
Belgrade had a splendid exhibit of
actual schcc' work, map drawing, art
work, penmanship, arithmetic, and
various booklets. Also some fine
sewing, ccCking and manual training
from the high school was exhibited.
Manhattan had an interesting exhibit,
good art work, fine pen and ink draw
ings, original poems, ~cleverly made
dolls house, good printing and fine
physiology drawings.
Willow Creek had their work splen-
didly arranged, showing each grade
separately, fine art work and maps
were exhibited. Among n of the
most interesting things was the pro.
duct map, fine posters and splendid
primary work. Three Forks showed
an interesting historical display Of
implements used in ancient times,
such a a portable tower, a stone
hurler, etc. Essays accompanied these
devices. There was a fine weather
chart which had been kept through
Z the entire year by the sixth grade,
good physiology drawings, hand made
radio and some basketry.
Logan had a fine exhibition of sew
ing, manual training, clever bird
houses, fine maps, penmanship, book
lets and art work. Salesville had a
large variety of every kind of school
work, good health posters, penman-
ship, maps, sewing and manual train
ing, fine display of toys and bas-
kerry. Maudlow also had a very fine
display of actual school work and
some hand work of sewing and raffia.
In the one roomed exhibit, Fort Ell
lis had fine hand work, manual train
ing, sewing and bead work, besides
y much actual school work. Little Bear
had a good dolls house and fine sew
ing, Trident showed interesting budg-
ct books, Harper some fine sewing by
Edna Bryant. Malmborg displayed
fine health posters, maps, free hand
cutting by the first grade, etc. An.
dersOn had fine maps and penman.
ship. Cottonwood displayed a fine
dolls house and booklets. Leverich
good health posters and arithmetic
work. Charleston, fine salt maps, Gal.
latin county booklets; Waterman
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latin, good penmanship. Central Park
good sewing, product maps, etc.; al
so arithmetic tablets where work wa:
kept for the entire year. Nelson dis
played good health posters, fine Mon
tana maps, good physiology draw
ings. Valley Center showed gooC
sewing work. Middle Greek had al
outstanding exhibit, one of the bes,
Of the one-roOmed schools, a clever
display of bird houses, puppet show
house, fine Raggety Ann and And!
dolls, made by the fifth grade, ant
good free hand cutting, fine natur
study, and maps.
Several other one-roomed school,
exhibited, all showing creditable work
A large and interested crowd was il
attendance, and expressed themselve
surprised at the fine work of tn
grade schools Of our county. A Hell
ena visitor said that it IN many re
spects, Outdistanced the state educa
tiOnal exhibit.