Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-01
INSTITUTE
THIS WEEK
Fall River County Teachers In
Session At High School
Building.
OVER SEVENTY PRESENT
Much Interest Being Manifested By Those
In Attendance---An Extra Fine
Program Being Carried Out.

The Fall River county teachers
institute convened at the High School
building, Hot Springs, Monday, with
over seventy teachers enrolled, which,
by the way, is one of the largest number
ever enrolled here. This is due to the
untiring efforts of County Superinten.
dent Anderson, who is universally
liked by the teachers, and to the ex
oellent program arranged by her.
Prof. H. 8. Hilleboe, of Benson.
Minnesota, is conducting the institute
and his lectures are simply fine. His
talks are practical and to the point
and will be remembered and acted upon
by the teachers.
Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell, of Drake
University. Des Moines, is again as.
sisting as lecturer and instructor.
Having been here at previous institutes
she is personally acquainted and inter.
ested in many of the teachers and her
methods in every day school work has
been adopted in many cases and all
new ideas will be given thorough con.
sideration.
The superintendent desires to call
special attention to the Joint meeting
OF school officers and teachers to be
held tomorrow friday afternoon.
Lectures by Mrs. Mitchell and Prof
Hilleboe besides talks by c. P. Brena.
man, treasurer of Smithwick school
district number six, and by j. 8. Robert.
son, clerk of Red Canyon school district
number three, will be followed by
general discussion by different teachers
and officers. This is sure to be an
extra good session and will be inter-
esting to patrons of the school who
desire to attend.
One feature thus far that has been
very pleasing to the superintendent
and instructors is the earnestness dis.
played by the teachers and the interest
shown in the work. The institute
when it closes Friday, will without
doubt, have been one of the most snc.
cessful held here in some time.
Following are the names of the
teachers enrolled:
Annette Brindley, Oelrichs; Eva
Caulield, Ardmore; Mrs. Lillian
Cheney, Minnekahta; Helena G. Peter
son, Edgemont; Gertrude Fink, Frances
Neill, Oelrichs; Dora Cherry, Nellie
Spurrier, Pearl Noble, Oral; Suwano
Pettegrew, Beatrice Saunders, Mrs.
Bertha Herdman, Mabel G. Jones.
Artie Ginkens, Beulah Ginkens. Lelah
Ginkens, Oelrichs; Mrs. Margaret
Thompson, Oral; Myrtle selby, Edge
mont; May A. Logue, Oelrichs; Agnes
Stack, Belle Chase, Edgemont; Alice
Vieno, Rumford; Blanche Meehan. Hot
Springs; Jesse D. Sherke, Smithwick:
Ina V. Shea, Nellie Monroe, Smithwick:
Ira %. Sage, Edgemont; Nellie E. Fitz.
gerald, Smithwick; Mrs j. H. Fall. Hot
Springs; Ethel Coburn, Smith wick:
Maude Laymsn, Hot Springs; Anna G.
DALEY, Smithwick; Mrs. Della 8. Hewitt
Stella Hewitt, Paul Cope, Lithia; Iva {.
Eastman, Edna Mosher. Hot Springs:
Bertha e. Eastman, Smithwick: Ger
trude Coleman, Edgemont; Maude e.
Dilley, Mamie st. George, Hillcrest;
Dorothy Osmotherly, Ethel Pierce.
May Phillips, Catherine e. Potts. r. r..
Lewis, Frances Hartman, Celia strouse;
Harry Strouse, Hot Springs; Anna
Quist. Provo; Mrs. Geo. Kennedy.
Edgemont; Orville d. Dunbar. 2. f.
Williams, Martha NJ. Schatz. Mrs. Irene
%. Ferguson, Mrs. Henrietta Bradley.
smithwick; Minnie L. Roe, B. w. Bower
Edith q. Anspach, Ardmore; Claude A.
Barr, II. F. Carmichael, Martha T.
Whittier, Oelrichs; M. K. Manning.
N. A. Fennell, Fairburn; Grace Cox,
Oral; Frances Smith, Dewey; Amy
Anderson, Buffalo Gap; Myrtle Cole.
man, Hay Springs, Nebraska; A. A.
Van Horn, Custer; D. H. Dickey, Rapid
City; Loula Fortune, Edgemont.