Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-08-04
on motion S. G. Hartranft was made

ON motlon >. u. Hartranft was made
the unanimous choice.
For Recording Secretary Miss Kate
kemper. of Spearlish, was nominated,
but peremptorily declined. 1t was then
moved and carried that the rules be
suspended and the teller be instructed
to cast tho vote of those present for
the present incumbent Mrs. May
Cowan.
For Treasurer the Secretary was in
structea to cast the ballot for Mrs.
Alice j. Shouse, of Aurora county.
For Corresponding Secretary the
vote was cast for Mr.. j. A. Dixon. of
fankton.
For Member OF the South Dakota
Teachers Reading Circle, MIR. Demp-
ster WAS reelected.
1T was moved and carried that when
this meeting OF the Association ad-
journs it adiourns to meet during the
Christmas holidays of 1899, exact time
to be fixed by The executive committee.
Broohings and Watertown were NOM
mated Us the place for this adjourned
meeting. Upon motion IA standing
vote WAS taken, and Watertown was
selected.
Gen. w. II. III. Beadle, of Madison,
Miss Julia Wheeler, of Gettysburg, -
Carley, of Huron, III. T.. French, of Elk
Point, and Miss Emily White, of Pierre,
were elected committee on resolutions.
Those from the Eastern part of the
state who were present at the assooia-
tion are:
G. w. Kephart, Vermillion; George
ID. Walters and wife, r. b. McClennon,
Lille NJ. Zimmerman, Philip thinner
man. County Superintendent Il. L..
Biederstaedt, DIR. w. Il. Daniels and
wife, Mrs. N. d. Smith, Madison; l.,
Browne and wife, County Superintend-
ent j. G. Hartranft, Aberdeen; +. NJ.
Gilmore and sister, E. G. Ericsson and
wife, II. e. French and daughter,
County Superintendent ID. A. Craw-
ford, Luvern Wood and Mary Smith.
Elk Point; Nina P. Small, Gettysburg;
Minnie Porter, Fairbank; Mrs. White,
Pierre; County Superintendent r. A.
Larson, Clear Lake; County Superin-
tendent Frank E. Boydenm, Brookings;
Miss Mable Stevens, Pierre; H. L. Bras
and wife, Dell Wedehase, Lily Bately,
County Superintendent A. H. Brown,
George NJ. Cooley, Mitchell; County
Superintendent P. w. Crasser, George
M. Smith and wife, Britton; j. w.
Grange and wife, Rev. w. r. Irvine,
Rev. r. H. Cantwell, Miss Fairbank,
Mable Collins, E. E. Collins, Vermil-
lion; E. o. Miller, Comfy Superinten-
dent @. b. Foncanon, j. M. Louden, J..
NJ. McKohane, Aberdeen; County Sup
erintendent Frank McNulty, Wilmot;
Nina II. Aasveld, Pothia Peterson and
Blanche Caldwell, Webster; County
Superintendent j. A. Dickson, Yank-
ton; A. H. Avery, County superintend-
ent d. H. Brewster, Woonsocket; j. NJ.
Freese and wife, j. Schetzel and wife,
Mrs. G. Cook, w. A. Beachauf, Miss
Nellie Mckee, Mrs. A. f. Orr, Miss L..
Bout, Mrs. A. G. Whitehouse, d. NJ.
Miller, E. A. PEBBLES, Sophia Mont
gomery, Estella Lyman, Hattie Lyman,
z. p. Brotens and wife, County Super
intendent G. +. Brown, Sioux Falls;
Miss Helen Ballou, Nellie L. Tyler,
Flora Heitkamp, Grace L. Tyler, Arl-
ington; Zadie L. Loomis, B. j. Wood
bury, Desmet; E. j. Appleby, Nellie
Appleby, A. j. Smith and wife, Parker;
Ruth A. Crandall, Hetland; s. L. Brown
and wife, Centerville; May H. Cowan,
Iroquols; l.. Josie German, Gas.
tlewood; Mrs. o. d. Summerfield, Stur-
gis; Ida S. Williams and Flora P. John.
son, Montrose; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A..
Chrisman, Redfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
j. Jenkins, Sisseton; Carrie Trow-
bridge, Annie Cleveland, Bertha Bull
lard, Ida Fink, Miss McLeon, Verna
Crowl, Nettie Green, Alice Shouse,
Jennette Morrow and NJ. Ramer, Mil
bank.
NOTES.
The various department meetings
have been full of interest and profit to
the goodly numbers who have attended.
The STAR regrets that it has been un-
able to procure a complete list of teach
ers who have been attending the State
Educational Association,
The college chapel vas tastefully
decorated with evergreen boughs and
the national colors. A pretty arch of
evergreen twigs was made above the
platform with the words
WELCOME
S. ID. r. A.
There was also ladder made of the
same Notwithstanding, no doubt,
that knowledge is gained step by step.