Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-11
ducts services in Dell Rapids the last

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eat OF the Freedmen's aid.
Rev. s. Il. Updyke, pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Watertown. has
accepted a professorship in the Brook
ings agricultural college.
Rev. s. g. Updyke, of Watertown, has
resigned his pastorate of the Congrega-
tional church to accept a p~rofessorship
in the Brookipgs college.
Presiding Elder Hartsough delivered
a very able sermon to q large and APP
preciative audience at the M. p. church
Of Flandran, last Sunday evening.
Rev. T. s. Hunt, of WoonHocket, has
accepted a call from the Rapld City
Congregational church, end will preach
his first sermon there the 18th inst.
The corner stone of the First Presby-
terrain church at Minnewaukan, was laid
with appropriate ceremonies, Rev.
Taylor officiating, early in the week.
Presiding Elder Hartsough dedicated
two churches last Sunday, one at Par
iher and one at Lennox. Generous JON
tributions were made at both places.
Presbyterian Chronicler: Dakota
meets 8. F.. TIossssa this
month in the new church building which
our Indian brethren have just erected.
Rev. J.. b. Poneroy, OF Huron, Presby-
terrain s~ynodical missionary of Dakota,
will hold services in the Methodist
church at Clear Lake, Sunday the 18th.
Rev. Ell. P. Carson, OF Scotland, deliv-
cred the annual address before the
meeting OF the South Dakota Presby-
terry OF Sioux Falls the early part OF the
week.
The Jamestown Alert says: The
growing interests OF the Catholic society
north of here will soon require the erec-
ton of q church edifoe to be hereafter
located.
Bishop Walker, the Episcopal bishop
of north Dakota, has been given permis-
sion by the government to erect .
church building on the Turtle Mountain
reservation.
EHLNHsN-ig 1HHfHe aUs.
Rev. j. @. swim. of Castalia, will
preach his farewell sermon Sunday the
18th, which closes three years faithful
work in that and other towns of Charles
Mix county.
Rev. W. j. Hill, of the Parker Presby-
terrain church, has received and accepted
q call from the Wakonda Reformed
church and will begin his labors in that
to wn next Sunday.
Rev. Fathss 2nerza sit, formerly of
Frankfort, who has Lad charge Of the
Catholic churches between RedHeld and
Henry is to make Watertown his head
quarters in the future.
The First Bohemian Presbyterian
church at Scotland has o new minister,
the Rev. Benz. F. Balcar, of Bohemia.
Twenty infants were baptized into this
church q short time ago.
Father Hues has been appointed by
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Marty to the charge
OF the Catholic churches at Columbia,
Mellette, Frederick and Ellendale in
the place of Father Hare.
The Aberdeen presbyterY has thirty
three church organizations and seven
more have applied for admittance into
this presbytery. The cne at Aberdeen
is the only sell. sustaining one, financial
~.
The sixteenth annual meeting OF the
association of Congregational ministers
and churches of south Dakota will be
held in the First Congregational church
at Plankinton, Sept. I4th, 10Th and
10Th.
The Methodist church at Parker, which
has been undergoing extensive repairs,
was re-opened last Sunday. Rev. VIM.
Brush d. d. president of the Mitchell
university. was present, also Presiding
Elder Hartsougb.
Mitchell Republican: Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son, for some months past rector of st.
Mary's Episcopal church in this city, left
yesterday for California, where he will
make his home. The church is in the
hands Of the bishop for further disposi-
tion.
De Smet Leader: Very interesting
Haddock memorial services we're held in
the school house last Sunday, led by
Rev. J.C Shetland. John A. Owen and
W. 81. 81. Phillips were among the
speakers. "A liberal collection was taken
mp for Mrs. Haddook.
The annual meeting OF the Turner
county bible society was held OF Parker,
August 31st. The society now has in
hand the work Of seeing that every
family in the United States is supplied
With 3 bible. Three times since the
formation OF the soclety in 1916 this work
has been undertaken and accomplished
as fully al was possible.
Sanborn Enterprise: Mr.. Donaldson
attended a funeral in the Swede settle
ment, twelve miles south OF town, last
Sabbath. preaching through an inter-
prefer, for the benefit Of aged persons.
Riding twenty miles to OdeIl, he at
tended q second and communion SER
VICE with Mr.. Morse, and then rode
t,cu,o a.. III Qgk- - .