Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-12-28
ATTEND A NORMAL SCHOOL.
The State Normal School at Spearfish Of
fers Greater Advantages than Ever.

lu0 SCaC0 normal SClOOl at Spear
fish, South Dakota, offers far greater
advantages than ever before to stu
dents entering for the second semes-
ter.
At the beginning of the second half
of the year, February 4. this excellent
school will organize about twenty half
year classes in important subjects, as
follows:
Arithmetic Review, Geography Re-
view, Grammar Review, Bookkeeping,
Advanced Book. keeping. Commercial
Law, Typewriting, Penmanship, Civil
Government. Botany, American Lit
erature, Domestic Economy, Sloyd,
Methods in several subjects, Psycholo.
gy, Mathematical Geography. advanced
Chemistry, Trigonometry, English
Literature, and First Year German or
French.
Persons competent to enter any of
the Glasses will be permitted to do so.
thus givinglteachers and others an un
rivaied opportunity to review the
common.branches and other SUBJECTS
and to take new subjects requiring
only a half year.
New students sufficiently advanced
can also drop into any of the new
classes that are running through the
year, as Rhetoric, Algebra, Geology,
Biology, Latin, German, etc. AS
rule no examinations will be necessary.
Extraordinary advantages are offered
i'll music. Ihe band and orchestral
department consists of five organiza-
tions, with Mr.. n. NJ Hokanson, a
thoroughly competent person, as lead
er. He gives lessons on many of the
instruments.
Miss Myrtle Grimshaw, graduate
of the New England Conservatory of
Music, and an accomplished teacher
of voice and piano, gives lessons at
reasonable rates, and has charge of the
Normal School quartets, choirs, glee
clubs and choruses All students are
eligible to membership in these organ
izations aud instruction:is free.
The. literary societies of the school
meet weekly and are doing highly
profitable work.
The expense of attending the school
is very light. Meals are 50 so per week.
A furnished room for two costs Sc per
month. Several cottage rooms are
now available for girls at $3.50 per
month for each occupant. The girls
furnish bedding and towels only. The
rooms are heated and lighted.
All text books are furnished free,
ami the school fees for the half year
are only $3.50 for those expecting to
teach and $3.50 for others. Students
entering few days or weeks before
February will be charged nothing ex.
ira.
Address postal card to the school
for further information,
Mrs. Frank Allen of Deadwood is
visiting with Mrs. Kirtley over the
holidays.
Revival services will be held at the
M. b. church next week beginning
Sunday night, assisted by Rev. A
Chappell of Chadron.
Miss Elma Sheridan was elected to
take Miss Beatah Huebner's place in
our public schools, by the special meet
ing of the school board Wednesday
night. She comes we'll recommended
from Madison, S. d.
i Miss Osmotherly gave an entertain
ment and Nmas tree here at the school
house Friday evening Everything
went off nicely. A pleasant feature of
the evening was the speaking of the
little ones, six reciting. The tree was
beautiful and loaded with good things,
but Santa Claus unloaded it in short
order.
We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cure you, HOLSTERS
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est, weakest specimen of man OF
womanhood strong and healthy. 35
C0ulo. L. I1dIk0uS.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday, DIR. Macmurray will speak ir
the morning on "The End of the Year,
and in the evening on Opportunities
of Life. He will also deliver the an
nual memorial address in the chapel o
the Soldiers Home at 3 o'clock on Sun
day afternoon. There will be specia
music at these services.
A weekly newspaper that publishe.
twenty-one columns of good, reliabl.
news each week is rare in these day.
of cheap weeklies intended only Il
sell some article that the publisher il
interested in. Credit is due the Week
ly Inter Ocean for keeping its columns
filled with fresh and up-to date news
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