Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-08
Black Hills College.
NEWS OF THE WEEK,
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BY o. H. souTHMAYD.


When a young lady dreams that she
is a queen, why is it that all her sub
jects are young men?
Clark Vroman received a new "Haw-
thorn" wheel Wednesday and is 10Y
a member of our cycle squad.
MI. John Coleman. who is the 65th
student to enroll this year, registered
in the commercial department Tuesday.
Messres. Anderson and Catlin, wear
led by much hard study, went v to
Cascade to recuperate their tagging
energies Monday.
MI. Walter Marcy and father, of
Hay Springs, Neb., were pleasant call
ers upon the commercial department
last Saturday afternoon.
We regret that the recital announced
last week for next Monday evening
has been unayoidably postponed. How
ever we hope it will not be for long.
William Varney, who was a student
in 93-4 called several times during tho
past week to see how we are progress
ing. He is located at Central and do
ing we'll.
Mrs. f. H. Farnsworth passed
through our city on her way from Hill
City to the east Wednesday evening.
OF course Lee was glad to see her if it
was for a couple of hours only.
Messers. G. Stewart, H. Stewart
Cleaver, and Ladd went up to Sturgis
Thursday morning to witness the races
of the fire boys of the upper Hills.
Did we wish to go? ONO, not atall.
Mr.. Hall has promised to bring the
class Geology a no less strange speci-
men than a donkey's hoof imbedded in
gold-bearing rock. Some of the class
are skeptics and will have to see it be-
fore they will believe such a thing pos
sible.
Miss Anna Fuhlbrugge, assistant
principal of the Hermosa schools, was
renewing old acquaintance and max
ing new one Saturday and Sunday.
We hope she will be able to return and
take up her college work in the spring
term.
DIR. Lymer accompanied the Edge
mont party to the Mid.republic city
Monday morning. The members of
the party expressed themselves as very
we'll pleased with the work of the col
lege and were surprised that we had
an institution of such high grade out
here in the west.
The eloquent sermon by DIR. Corey
on Sunday morning was much appre-
ciated by the students. 1t was partic-
ularly interesting to the class in Psy-
chology as the members class have just
begun to study about the mystery of
the soul, it's capabilities, etc.
Pres. Lymer went to Hay Springs,
Neb., Tuesday evening and returned
on Thursday morning. While there
he delivered his new lecture, "The
Worlds Dreamers," before the assem-
bly, of conference leagues. This is the
first time he has delivered this lecture
but we have no fear as to it's success.
We hear from dame Rumor that we
shall soon have to welcome one of
sophomores in the field of college cor
respondence. Mr.. John Hall, backed
by the junior and soph classes,
is, we understand, to do the deed for
the Herald. Well, we all know that
misery likes company so here's to you
John.
Whatever the literary session of the
Philos may or may not be their business
sessions are always spicy and full of
life. That at least was what the presi.
dent thought last Saturday when he
had to use his constitution much of the
time to keep obstreperous members i'll
their proper places. The officer that
wa not before the meeting was over
may consider himself very fortunate.
Preliminary steps for this terms
open session were taken so we hope to
announce the program soon. Mr..
Chamberlain, ofthe Gospel Wagon boys,
addressed a few helpful words to the
society that encouraged all to better
work.
Though the reception given at the
chapel Monday night was not largely
attended, those who represent made
up in mirth and liveliness what they
lacked in numbers. Before the games
and contests began a short program
was opened by Miss Stanley who sang
Using On" in Il way that made us wish
that she would indeed 'sing on Her
voice is much sweeter and p,rer than
ever before and her enunciation. al
ways good, was splendid Monday night.
Miss Dee Conner never appears unless
she has something good and of course
her reading was of the same kind.
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