Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-11-27

A convocation of the clergy of this
Episcopal ~archdeanery assembled in
Rapid City yesterday for consultation
ON matters pertaining to the church
and its members, Bishop Hare pre-
siding. The meeting will be in session
today and adjourn this evening.-Dead-
wood Times. Oath.
n telegram was received from Mrs.
j. L. Denman yesterday, stating that
she and Miss Lottie would start from
West Plains, Mo, for home today. The
past two months have been spent in
visiting relatives of tho cast and south,
but the scenic beauty and salubrious
climate of the Black Hills impels our
people to return.-Whitewood Plain
dealer.
Col. w. j. Thornby has effected the
purchase of the old Bailey shelter, at
GaleDa, of Z. ID. Edwards and Sam
Moll, and it will be moved to Rapid
City. to be used in connection with the
School o? Mines. in giving instructions
in metaliurgy and making trial tests of
the different ores. 1t is of 10 ton capa-
city anda blower goes with it.zPioneer.
The STAR would suggest that a col
lection he taken at the union Thanks
sivingscrvices for the Children's Home
at Sioux Falls. This institution is
doing good in gathering in the home
less little ones from all over the state
and finding for them good homes. \
collection of a few dollars could he
placed nowheretlat it would do greater
good.
Miss Anna Morrell. the accomplished
music teacher of Spcarfish, who has
had n large class i'm Lead for the past
few months. has. owing to poor health
been compelled to resign her duties
and return home for the winter. Miss
MorreM has given unquestionable sat
isfactiom to her many pupils and they
will all herald the news of her return.
when that time comes, with much Joy.
Doadwood Pioneer.
J.E. Eubanks. the wide-aw;lke farmer,
was in Edgcmont on Wednesday and
made a welcome cali at this office. He
reports theschooltaughtby Miss Mamie
Held. as being the most successful one
he ever saw. There are b scholars en-
rolled and Miss Held is Il teacher who
has earned the goodwill of the parents
by the close application and effort on
her part to educate the children placed
in her charge. She has given great sat
isfaction to the parents of the children
in her school district. Express.
The Edgemont Labor Advocate still
continues it's chronic calamity howl
and insists that the much talked-of
signs of "coming prosperity" have not
yet appeared. In justification of this
claim the Advocate gives IL list of three
failures that have occurred since elect
ion and cites two other instances as
evidence of hard times" While the
Advocate editor, like Il majority OF the
members of the pop party, is continu-
ally on the lookout for reports of fail
ures in business or other grounds for
Il calamity howl he shuts his eyes to
reports of the leading commercial
agencies on the general condition.
Hustling for postoffices under the ill
coming republican administration. has
already commenced. The Buffalo Gap
Republican OF last week says "R.
Morgareidge is circulating Il petition
for the p~ostoilice at this place. For
some reason or other, probably from
natural causes, MIR. Swinford. who re-
ceived the appointment, has not yet re-
ceived his commission. i st ii. G.
.Allen.of Oelrichs, is already circulating
a petition for the p~ostoitice in that
place. under the new administration
that is to come. He is taking time by
the forelock as it WERE"
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.