Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-05-30
I RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Dakota Churches, Clergymen
and Sunday Schools.

There are twelve Sunday schools in
Brule county.
The Vermillion Baptist church is re-
ceiving new coat of paint.
The Catholic church, at Castalia, will
be completed by June 4th.
The Presbyterian church, at Canistots,
will be dedicated the 3lst.
The Aberdeen Baptists will build q
house of worship this summer.
Rev. Mr.. Flowers is the new pastor of
the Watertown Episcopal church.
Hughes county has seventeen Sunday
schools with membership of 1000.
The new Congregational church at
New Rockford will cost about $1,000.
Rev. Cressey, of Centreville, preached
in the depot at Beresford last Sunday.
The Baptists of Clear Lake, Deuel.
county, will build a church this summer.
The third quarterly conference of the
NJ. E. church of Gary, occurred the 23rd.
A Methodist Sunday school and bible
class have been organized in Centreville.
A new bell has been placed in the
Grace Episcopal church tower, OF Hur-
ley.
Rev. DR.. Harris, Of Sioux Falls, held
Episcopal services in Dell Rapids the
9th.
The handsome Methodist Episcopal
church at Grafton was dedicated last
Sunday.
Rev. G. w. Flowers, of Aberdeen, will
hold Episcopal services IN Ipswich every
other week.
A German Sunday school has been
organized in Pleasant View township,
Hanson county.
The Codington county Sunday school
union will hold convention in Water
town the 1lth.
The building of Presbyterian church
at Falrbank, 10 Sully county, this sum-
mer is looked for.
A union Sunday school has been or
ganized in the Elkhorn school house, in
Hamlln county.
There are fifteen organized Sunday
schools in Sully county with good pros
poets OF more very soon.
Rev. Darlington, of Watertown, held
Episcopal services in Castlewood, Ham
lin county, last Sunday.
The Episcopal church at Bismarck has
been painted red. 1t will be reopened
the 3lst by Bishop Walker.
Father Wilhelm, of Alexandria. has
gone to Manitoba to attend Catholic
anniversary in that country.
| The Sphinx county Sunday school con-
vention will hold two days session in
Red6eld, beginning June 18th.
Rev. John Morris, Episcopal clergy.
man of Mitchell, holds regular monthly
services IN Washington Springs.
The second meeting of the Plankinton
association of Congregational churches
occurred at Chamberlain the 9th.
Wahpeton Times: The Methodist
society is hauling material on the
ground for its new church building.
Tie thirty.fourth anniversary Of the
marriage Of Rev. V. b. Conklin and wife,
of Lennox, was celebrated recently.
Rev. Father Edward Kenny, lately
from ireland, has been appointed pastor
Of the Catholic church, in Pembina.
The Methodist Pioneer is the name Of
q new paper published at Grand Forkt
by Rev. d. @. Plannette and F. Doran.
The Rev. T. h. MIG. Appleby held
divine services in the Presbyterla
church, at Pembina, Whit Sunday, the
Oath.
The spring meeting of the Black Hills
association of Congregational ministers
and churches will convene June 9th, q,
Lead City.
Mission services were held in the Es
telline Catholic church, part of last week
conducted by Father Stack and anothe,
missionary.
The various Sunday schools of Liucolr
county took up q collection last Sunday
for the benefit of the Dakota Sundsy
school association.
The ladies of the Grand View Metho
dist church, will give maple sugar fes
tival on the evening of June 3rd, at tn.
new Methodist church.
1t is stated that eleven Indian cburche,
in Dakota last year gave 500 for for
eign missions, while twenty.four whit.
churches gave but $l95.
Revival meetings. in charge of th,
Rev. Mr.. Bell, noted evangelist from
Chicago, commenced in the jamestown
Methodist church, the Oath.
| The Congregationalists of Pingree
Stutsman county, will organize society
at an early day. Services are now helc
regularly in the railroad depot.
| The delegates to the Turner count,
Sunday school convention. which OCCUR
red the 9th. enjoyed feast of reason
and flow Of soul kind of time.
II Rev. J. 81. Weber. . converted Germs,
Catholic and evangelist of considerabl,
note, will begin series of meetings i,
the Methodist church Of Sioux Falls
June End.
Huron Leader: Rev. J. w. Davis, th,