The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-29


Devotional exercises were con Quoted
a. o'clock.
At9 o'clock was the chorus drill,
conducted by Professor S!raub.
The w. q. I. q. School Of Methods
came on also at that hour.
At 10 o'clock Rev. Searlcs conducted
as usual his Bible class, and the chill
drcns class, by Mrs. DIR. Root, at the
same hour.
The lecture os nr. Hansen began at
II O'clock. The subject was ",;rum-
b.crs. There was much to tliul of
in this lecture, and we hclicv. that
many founs. themselves grumihlers that
before we're not aware of it. Men
grumblad at everything. They grum-
l,lad bceausn things were not right at
nome. The steak was undcraonc or
ovcrloue. I';icy made tile hearts Of
!hcir wivcs ache many times thoasht.
lc>sly, but nevertheless it was so.
They sru,nl,led at the weather. 1t was
too cold %, ioo hot, too dry or too wet.
They ernm?a!ed Laca"se some one else
had comforts they did mt have. They
even :,.un,,lcd at the preaching. The
sermon was too long oi it wa> too short.
The minister was too lnut. or rot loud
euna:.!,. We are a nation Of grnm-
tler>. Set the lecture was one that
wo.,ld 10 much good.
At = p. m. Rev. Andrews delivered a
lartrrc upon TIE subject "'l'homas Car
Iislc." The IectaGe m.as interesting and
/ Instructive and. gave light upon many
! pants Of the life nf the gifted Carlisle,
Different .rom tle popular i''.as. '::Ihe
Introduction was u brief history OF the
early life of Carlisle. He was poor
boy: his father was above tie average
in Intelligence, q sta.a mason by
! trade. The popular leiief that Car
;. Isle was il Goddess man is not true. I!t
received careful religious training al
his hcme. R;s wife was of great lclI
to him IN lis poverty.
The soag and piano recital at ; p
m. by Professor straib and son wa.
very much eni'y',a. The music wa
strictly classical and consisted of seiec
tions FROM Schnmann. Mamdelssohn
Beethoven and others. and an occasion
al soms !,v Professor Stranh. At tn,
close of tl;: Misses Pauline Richer an;
Eli; Stanley saaga duet with Profe:;
sor arthur NJ. Straub at the piano.
The chorus drill came On at 1 O'Clock
led by Professor s.raub.
Til. W. c. T.'U. meeting was held i,
The tent at the same hour. II was con
l,.ctej, l.y Mrs. Woodward. Instructio
vas given as to the mannar nf conduct
ing Mother >'Mcc,i.ss. The impo,
tanee of we'll ventilated sleeping room
waa brough1 out.
The Eon,i,l. Table Talk g. s p. Ii
was led by Rev. Hancter and was upo
) t,lc Importance of keeping mp the {
L.s S. G A general discussion 70
lowed, in which a large number pa
tisipstcd.
AZ. sp. IN. Chalk Talk" Professs
Frank Beard drew many pictures {
the artist and the pictures in the ar
lists poitfolio. The Professor said til;
his object was 10 amuse people az
make them forget the cares of the da
That If he had succeeded in making h
audience forget their business cares
. had accomplished his object and his ls
tura vas Il success.
NINTH NAY-FEiDAs, AUGUST %.
; SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY,
The 11th annual session Of Il
Black Hills Sunday School Associate
opened 1T Chautauqua Park, at s a.
with devotional exercises led by Re
!, II. p. WILDER. At $50 S. f. Wills
deliaerqa JAP address of welcome. Il
'"' response was briefly made by Prof.
c. Boyer, pf'ccntral City, Prof Bo
er refiIrea to America as the centre
christian civilization. He then ma
ment,dp of Sunday school work in t
Black lijl!s. Starting with ncth;
there art'now ninety-eisht sund
schools and over nine thousand sch
# ars in the Black Hills. Reference "
I made to the Importance Of the wo1
Reports we're received from the G,
-eregational. Methodist and Bapt
schools at Deadwood; ;the Congre gatie
al school at Lead City; Congregation
school at Central; Union at /
Springs: Presbyterian at Whitewo'
Coasrcgatiupal.a at. Buffalp Gap. II
ports genyssa!l,y. stoWxea xsSl; IAN increase
: interest and membership ,during
= year. ;::;-:'-''
The first 8: S. Association for 4.
Black. Hills WAS held ia. 1s79.,,. At.
O'clock Hon. ~. w: Martin discus