Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
SCHOOL NOTES.

SChOOA NOTES.
The pictures forthe Paris Exposition
are excellent.
Miss Grace Calkins is enrolled in the
Grammar department..
Pupils in all departments are prepar.
ing Thanksgiving programs.
The boys have made come improve
ments in their gymnasium.
Mrs. Anderson has a fine collection
of autumn leaves in her room.
May Cleveland removed her name
from the sick list Monday and return
ed to school.
Visitors: Mrs. Mueller; Miss King;
Miss Allen; Mrs. Williams and :Col.
Thornby and daughter.
The Geometry class has finished
reviewing book one, of Wentworth's
and are preparing to take a final exam
ination OF that book next Friday.
The girls of the High School have
organized an Atheletic Club and will
soon begin work in Indian club swing
ing under the supervision of Prof Cobb.
The following are on the sick list:
Frank and Walter Goulette; Florence
Ring; Sophie Andre; Everett Basford;
Bessie jackson; Marion Hoenes; Bert
Stewart.
Copies of the Perry Pictures have
been placed in the High school rooms
in company with the stars and stripes.
School room walls should not remain
so bare, but present a more homelike
appearance.
The Grammar room Literary society
elected the following officers lastlsFri-
day: Pres. Nellie Barnes; v. Pres.
Luther Cleveland; Sec. Blennie
Wooster; Treas. Bernard Potts; Marsh
shall Geo. Murphy; Critic Mrs. Pringle
The High school society held an cleo
ton last Friday which resulted as fol-
lows: Pres. Roy Ness; v. Pres. Ada
Ryan; Sec. May Phillips; Treas. Erred
Hummel; Marshal, Matte Pettey; Cri-
tic, Miss Cunningham; Chorister Prof.
Cobb. The members are improving in
the rendering the programs.
The College High School foot ball
team played a very good game of ball
with the town team last Saturday ow.
ing to the ability of the players. : The
boys expect to get more practice and a
heavier team by Thanksgiving so they
can make the town team fight harder
for the points they make. The score
of the last weeks game was 22-O in
favor of the town team.
Program First Anniversary of the Y. Il. s..
G. +. of the Presbyterian Church..
Opening Song.
Prayer, Mr.. Colby.
Responsive Scripture Reading, 1O3
Psalm.
Song.
History of the Society, May Cleve-
land.
Select Reading, Fred Watts.
Solo, Edith Bradley.
Recitation, Cassie Douglas.
Recitation, ga Parable" Mary Robin
son.
Paper, "For Christ and the Church."
Alden Scovel.
Song.
Address, ten minutes, MI. Colby.
Duet, Bessie Ames and Edyth
Cleveland.
Song.
Benediction.
Seasonable goods at the Fair.
G. r. Cramer has been appointed cor
oner.
Mrs. Alma Fayel and baby have been
spending the past week at Hill City
and vicinity, visiting her parents and
friends.
Something new at the Fair call
and see it.
Mrs. A. s. Stewart attended the
Federation of Woman's Clubs at Lead
last Friday, as a delegate from the
Travellers Club, and remained u few
days visiting Mrs. Grow of Terry.
Sheriff Eastman is the happy father
of a young deputy that arrived at his
home Thursday.
Mrs. Henty Maellaird, of Lead, came
down to the city Wednesday and is
uisiting relatives here.
It will not be a surprise to any who
are at all familiar with the good quail.
ties Of Chamberlin's Cough Remedy,
to know that the people everywhere
take pleasure in relating their exper.
lance in the use of that splendid medi.
cine and in telling the benefits they
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