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PUUIJU.Leaving Hamilton, we next called at ilie |Gallatin Valiev Female Seminary, about two miles tlFmtil. This is one of the in lt;\st ; institution? of learning' in Montana. 1l pro- , vit'les a genial home lor young ladies during their school (lays, and sends them form possessed of all ;he aceomplt-limonrs necessary | •o enter any of the walks of life, or i;' move ■ witli ease and dignity in its most, brilliant i circles of society. The institution U in \ a grove of cottonwood that skirt the west hank oi the Gallatin river, about midway ot j this magnificent valley. The great old cottonwood tree' surrounding the building, with their broad spreading branches while and bending with snow, looked ltorap-like I and reminded us of the winter scenes about J our forest heme in the great Mississippi valley. We were kindly received by the excellent Matron, Mrs. Crittenden, Mr. Crittenden being absent bn a visil H lielena. Misu Crittenden, the Principal of tl.e Academy, showed u- through the various dcpartuieiiis, and Miss David- on, one of the pupil'?, entertained us wuh some excellent, music. We had also the pleasure of meeting the etii-cie.’it and amiable assistant, Miss Avles-worili. Wo passed an hour very pleasantly
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Rocky Mountain Husbandman
Great Falls, Montana, US
Thu, Mar 09, 1876
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