Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-15
Stone City, baso been productive

rotoue CiSy, uase oeeh P.ouucs'sS "
much good.
Bishop w. II. Hare, administered the
apostolic rite Of confirmation, in the
Epis iscopals church at Sioux Falls, last
week Friday evening.
The NJ. e. church revival at Fargo
closed Sunday, With n large number Of
additions to the probationers. 1t has
continued ten weeks.
A donation party for Rev. 8. G. Adams
OF Dell Rapids, was held in the Baptist
church, on Friday night last, which nett
ted the reverend gentleman about sixty
dollars.
Atthe close of the sermon in the Huron
Baptist church, last Sunday morning,
sixteen persons presented themselves at
the altar aud were greeted with the hand
of christian fellowship.
Stones are being hauled forthefounda
t,on Of Rev. Kuederling's $l.5uO resi-
dence at Big Stone City, work upon
which will be commenced as soon ns the
weather will permit, according to the
Herald.
The Black Hills Sunday school asso.
citation is made up OF seventeen Sunday
schools scattered throughout the Hills.
| One thousand dollars were expended the
past year by the association for various
purposes.
The R4v. John Gilbert Hull died in
Sioux Falls last week of brain fever. He
had been for forty years minister OF
the gospel, Of Baptist church in Wis
cousin, and was on visit to his sons
and daughters in Sioux Falls at the time
of his death.
The Flandrnu Enterprise says: Rev
81 Locke has had good success with the
In,lian school tins year. The daily ut
tendance has averaged over twenty
Throughout the winter, aud the pupils
are progressing rapidly, esperlally in
nrthmetic for which they show special
auaptiun The school compares iuvo.. !.
aplr with the public schools of the same
grade.
Elk P int Courier: The Ri. Rev.
Bishop Hare, D. D. of Dakota, visited
this parish last Saturday aud coudurted
services iu St Andrews Episcopal chur, b
on Saturday evening aud Sunday morn.
ing. Bishop Hare is a fine. intelligent
gentleman AMI our people will he pie s.
ed TO meet him often. The bishop wns
much pleased with the work OF Rev j V.
HINES. of this citv.
jamestown Capital: We understand
1t is the intention to proceed with the
erection Of the new Episcopal church as
soon as spring opens. The stone fonpda.
tion was finished last fall. and when the
weather is favorable it will not take long
to complete the church. 1t is also the
intention to secure clergyman for
this parish at an early day, who will
serve as n bead to the church in this city
Yermillion Republican: The Right
Rev. Bishop Har., d. D.. conducted the
rv,ce in the Episcopal church Sunday
evebirg His discourse WAS very able
and instructive. The church was crowd
ed. Many more would have attended if
the seating capacity were larger. Meas.
ures have been instituted for making
pr visions tor engaging Il rector and
holding regular SERVICES at the Episcopal
church.
Sioux Falls Press, 18th: AS!2 O'Clock
this morning the death of Rev. j. N. Nc.
Loney. pastor OF the Congregational
church, was momentarily expected. The
disease, cancer Of the liver, of course
prevented any hope of recovery, but au
accident witch occurred on Tuesday
morning as he was getting into bed
resulted in terrible pain in the abdomen
which hastened very much the inevitable
event. This pain subsequently, dlsap'
peared, aud the life ebbed toward its
close calmly and pea efully. A grea,
sorrow hovers over this people, aud
scarcely any death could threaten il
which would excite such profound con
cern. The loss of talented minister
would be sad one for any community
to bear, but when it is robbed at the
same time of a,cordial warm hearted
trend the bereavement is grievous in
1aed