Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17
Blatk Hills College Department,
III. B. HARE. Editor. j.

III. B. HARE, Editor.]
Prof. E. e. Lymer returned ON
Tuesday morning from Iowa and was
warmly received by the faculty and
students.
Misses Marilla Anderson, Angie
Bergey and Fay Lawrenceson haye
been on the sick list for a few days.
On last Friday afternoon those in
terested in athletics met in the chapel
and after some discussion decided not
to permanently organize into an ath-
letic association until next fall, but to
appoint committee Of five which
shall arrange proper program for
field day Of this year. The committee
has not yet been appointed.
Leonard Bertschey left for his home
at Hill City Thursday morning.. We
expect to have Mr.. Bertschey with US
again in the spring or fall.
The social at Mrs. Stanleyss was
quite we'll attended Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather. A
number of the students were present.
Aaron McCoid left for his home ON
last Sunday morning VIA the Elk
horn.
There are few of the students in
our midst (male and female) who are
evidently affected by form of sick
ness Of the malignant type, yet in its
place, harmless. There is a passage
somewhere in literature that reads
thusly: "In the spring young mans
fancy lightly turns to thoughts of
love-" We know of one or two who
have not the patience to wait for
spring, and who may be seen at al.
most any vacant time Of the day in
some corner of the building, cultiva-
ting each others acquaintance, with q
vigor that would count for something
if applied with the equal persistency
to their studies.
Review is the order of the week. All
classes have been going over their
work of the term IN lieu of s.exams"
next week.
One of Rapid City's young gentle
men was noticed to have been consid-
erably attracted toward the boarding
hall Sunday and Monday. Will it
occur often?
The best standing jump yet made on
the campus is IL #. 8 inches, by j..
Doze. This same gentleman covered
80 feet in three continuous jumps.
Careful inquiry reveals the fact
that most of the old students will be
with us next term, and that some new
ones are contemplating entrance. We
hope to see as many as possible return
for duty as the spring term promises
to be one of great progress. Be sure
to give the matter some careful atten-
'ion before deciding to stay out until
next fall. Life is but fleeting thing
at best, and we need all the prepara-
tion we can get for its active duties.
An excellent program was given by
Philomathean society on last Saturday
evening. The meeting of the society
next Saturday evening promises to be
one of interest and possibly some little
excitement. At that time the present
administration comes to close and
new officers will be elected for the
spring term. There are some born
politicians among our number and the
way they are pulling wires in favor
of their candidates is certainly eau
tion.
The Philomathean open session will
be held next Wednesday evening in
the chapel, to which interested friends
are invited to be present.
A letter from President Hancher
states that he will not return until
abont the close of the term. He is
we'll pleased with the land Of flowers.
Kimble, Carr e. Co. are glad to re-
ceive their friends in their new quar-
ters, where you will find the largest
and finest line of harness. saddlery,
robes, whips, ETC., ever brought to the
Hills. Phillips block. 23tf