The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-19
District Number So

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Butte school, located along Huffine
lane, about II miles from BOzeman.
The school boasts many improvements
during the past two years. Last year
the schOolhouse was painted On the
inside. New blackboards and seats
were added to the equipment, togeth-
er with hct lunch and manual training
equipment. The school has a good Ii
brary; a Victrola, and a good heating
system. The window shades are Of
the latest patent, providing for light
with eye protection from the suns
direct rays. Two new swings were
added to the playground apparatus
last fall.
Mildred BristOw is the teacher.
There are nine pupils enrolled.
District Number 81.
District Fifty-four is the Elk
Creek school, located near the Mad
ison river, not far from Norris. This
school is a joint district with Madi-
son county. The schoolhouse is a
large well-built frame building, with
very good equipment,-good seats, a
piano and a Smith heater. Miss
Juliet Olson is the teacher. There
are eight pupils enrolled in the
school.
District Number SIS.
Waterman school, District Fifty
five, is located about eight miles
west Of BOzeman. The building is a
white frame structure. Last fau, be-
fore the beginning of school, the in
terrier Of the building was painted and
the desks were vanished. New play
ground equipment was added.
Thes chOol is well equipped, with
up-to-date school furniture. There is
a good library.
Mrs. Ruth Cloninger is the teacher.
J There are fourteen pupils attending
the school.
District Number 81.
District Fifty-seven is the Foster
Greek school, located about twenty
miles north Of Belgrade. The school,
house is a small, white frame build
ing; built upon a steep hillside. The
present s~chOolhOuse was built in
1909, and at the same time the dis
trict's name was changed from
Meadow View to Foster Greek. The
first schoolhouse was built Of logs
with a dirt roof. It is now used as a
part of a ranch home.
The present schoolhouse is modern
and well equipped. It contains a good
library, Victrcla, organ, correct seat
ing desks and primary supplies. Last
fa4, before school opened, the build
ing was kalsOmined and vanished on
the inside.
Miss Anna May Gee is the teacher.
She has eight pupils.
District Number So.
District Fifty-eight is the High
Line school, situated about fifteen
miles west Of BOzeman, not far from
the Cameron school. The building is
a frame structure.
There are seven pupils in The
school. Miss Edna Pierson is the
, teacher. The school is in good con-
dition and some very good work Is
, beng done by the pupils this year.
District Number so.
District Sixty is the Meadow lark
, school, situated up in the hills north
Of the valley, not far from Menard
The building is in fairly good con
dtdon This is a thinly settled dis
trict, with only two pupils Of schOo.
age IN attendance at the school. MS.
Beatrice Hoese is the teacher.
District Number 6f.
District StNty-one is the Anceney
q school, located shout seventeen mile.
west Of Bozsman at the station o.
Anceney on the Northern Pscii,
branch railroad. The school g, faif1
wen euqipped Miss Hazel Stiles q
q the teacher. There are nine pupil.
attending this year.
District Number g..
Dlstrict Sixty-two IS the Gran.
school, situated on the Milwsuls.
railroad near the Cardinal statn
not TAR from Lombard The sch5o
site Is 9 very attractive one Ca
banks Of the Missouri river Is 8 ba
Aful canyon There IS
huilt na e
Nlss bianche Stevens, tsacae he.