Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-07
Black Hills College Department.
IA. B. HA.., Editor i; i i

Iennls players are becoming quite
numerous. Several Of the ladies are
aspiring to be contestants on the COM
ing field day.
Some changes have taken place a. to
the time Of the "bells" at the college.
The silvery peals are first heard at six
o'clock in the morning as a signal for
morpheus to withdraw and take with
him "sweet dreams" leaving his sub
ject to tho cold realities OF life, viz:
curling hair, shaving and shining
boots. The next bell rings at 7:45, the
first class reciting at ESQ, followed by
chapel at $40 as before, yet our pro-
fessors do not begin as early in the
morning as did Pestalozzi Of old.
We are glad to note the return OF
j. E. Gardner to college.
Prof. o. K. Maynard spent Sabbath
in Rapid City, where he preached FOX
Rev. Boswell, who IS absent in Ne.
braska.
The smiling countenance Of James
Gidlev greeted US Monday morning.
He was on his way to Hay Springs
where he is to meet DR.. Workman uf
Central Park Museum Of New York
city, and from there the party will
proceed to the bad lands where thew
will spend the summer in collecting
specimens.
It was amusing to see certain young
ladies stretching the tennis net at twi-
light and then again at early dawn.
Perseverance, surely doth reward, for
now they stand forth as full aedged
tennis players, using the "racket" and
calling out "fifteen love" IN broad day
light. Look out for some stars in ten
mis- on field day.
G. E. Boyden missed the first week
Of school on account Of the sickness Of
one Of his children.
The machinery Of the college is all
in the best Of running order now and
hard work is the order OF the day. Que
noticeable feature among our students
Is the determination to do more and
better work If possible than ever be-;
fore.
Willie Brennan returns to college
this week, after being absent a part Of
the winter term acting as page in tho
legislature at Pierre.
It is high time for organizing the
college base ball nine. Agits pueros.
The young ladies have commenced
drilling on some exercises for field day.
Miss Emma Largent is with us
again this term. She was admitted to
membership in the Philomathean so.
ciety last Saturday evening.
Our friend Hare rather got the bet
ter of US just before he skipped" in
stating to the public that the college
department would be represented BY
us IN his absence, then announcing the
fact to the party most interested just
as he was taking the train. We shall
give him our regards on his return.
There is quite good sized class in
botany this spring. They are ever on
the alert for the first flowers that may
appear.
| President Hancher and Professor
Lymer evidently broke the ten o'clock
rule two or three nights last week as
they were heard to casually remark
that they had worked on the program
the night before till one or two
o'clock.
The musical entertainment to be-
conducted by Miss Rose Bower the
coming Monday evening In the college
chapel promises to be good and we'll
worth attending.
H. B. Hare is expected to return;
from Minneapolis in q day or two.
The next lecture of the course occurs
the 18th of this month and is to be de.
livered by the Rev. Mr.. Leslie Of our
city. This will be followed on the Oath
by the first musical entertainment bv
Prof. Wilson. These numbers will be
among the best Of the course. Mora
extended notices will be made later.
Although the program! was short at
the first meeting Of the society this
term. it was quite interesting and
showed preparation. After the req.
ular debate the question was thrown
open to the houss for general discus.
sion, which proved quite beneficial.
Attorney w. n. Wilson was present.
and gave very interesting talk.
Students often labor long for onlv
partial results. Agsss . said that tie
outcome Of twenty-five years devotion
to natural sciences was q single an.
covery that could be expressed Ia three
lines Of newspaper column. IN. 7. Tn.
bune.)
Keep those boots shined.