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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-27
SOME EPISCOPAL STATISTICS
Work Among the Indian Agencies is
Something of a Factor and
Thav Give Much Money!.

A''o
District of the Episcopal church of
South Dakota has just been issued in
pamphlet form, under the direction
Of Bishop Hare and Rev. A. w.
Bell. the secretary. The district is
divide d into three deaneries, the
Niobra1a, comprised Of the Indian
agencies, the eastern and the Black
Hills. The work among the Indian
agenci S is one Of the large factors
of Bishop Hare and Assistant Bishop
Johnson, and it is surprising indeed
what has been ACCOMPLISHED in a
religious way among the Indians
and the determination with which
they pursue a religious life when
once converted. They are close
obsel wants On church services and in
their financial obligations to the
church they are fidelity itself. There
are - churches and chapels among
the Indian agenies, eack. of which
is presided over by a Indian rector
or PREACHER, and they are very devout
and conscientious in all OF their
illustrations Of the church's rites.
At the present time there are. 4,37O
confined Indians, and during the
past year 66l combinations resulted
from the work of those Indian
ministers. Represented among the
Indian churches there 2.571 families,
vita a popuation of LISA. l0,l26 OF
whom have been baptized. or the
1870 who have been confirmed, but
9l6 we're absent from Communion
during the year, and over 60 per cent
attend the services eyey Sunday of
the year. The Indians have been
giving of their money quite literally
during all the years that they.haye
been under religious domination.
They make good contributions to the
bishops salary, to the c%onvocation
fund, to the native clergy fund, to
Communion aims, to diocesan mis-
sion, TO foreign missions, to domestic
missions, for education for the
ministry. In churches and grounds
the Indians have invested S61 GIG;
in rgctory property, $40, 100: in other
property S16,8 $40. Two boarding
schools are maintained in the Indian
dean ~, at st. Mary's on the Pine
Ridge mission and at st. EliZabeth's
on the Standing Rock mission. At
| +h, I ottor r1ooo Mics Morv Two ,,oic
has devoted 81 years to i%nstructing
the Indian girls. and was forced
last sprinR to give up the work On
account Of her health.
The Eastern and Black Hills
deaneries show a good condition.
showing 2.453 communicates among
the white people Tney have raisec
S14. AGO. SO for minister's sala,ies anc
1861. 65 for communion alms, Will
liberal contributions toward lht
various funds of the church. Tht
Episcopalians hay. s209. l6l.63 in.
vested In churches and grounds
s47,250 in rectories, and Sll2, oo5 IL
other property.
Bishop Hare has teen Associated il
the work amnne 9th the whites ant
tile indians in this stat" aud Ne
rasKa for Great MAJ Nears a;id b,
has built j yes S rong oreailiza,i n
whose supporters admire him Tor hi
great Nth. During the past yea
the Bishop las he n IN poo llealt
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-27
Card of Thanks.

To the many fri nds who have
shown such q kindly sympathy and
given So much assistance during tie
long illness of our daughter. Mayme,
we deisre 10 express our sincere
thanks and gratitude. \
u. W. Tcir'Il nn9 amily.
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Gntc er[eQt.

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made.
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Gbineih DE HebeIIen ae.
5iihtiat

FefinG 16. Gttober. = Die
leit Dem fiir5liben Nuirubr gegen sic
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From the Law Court.

The following rescript in Waldo County
case has been received from the Law Court:
Herbert f. knowlton VS.. Martin g. Black,
Waldo County.
Rescript, Emery, c. j.
i. When it is not stipulated in policy of
of fire insurance that the insurance shall be
payable to a MORTGAGE the mortgage ac-
quires no lien on such policy until and un-
less she files with the secretary of the in
surance company written notice, briefly
describing his mortgage, the estate convey
ed thereby, and the sum remaining unpaid
thereon" R. S. ch. 49, sec. 81
9 If such lien be thus acquired and the
mOrtgagOr does not consent in writing that
the insurance shall be paid to the mort
gagee, the lien is lost unless the mortgagee
within sixty days after the loss enforces the
lien by a suit against the mortgagor and
against the insurance company as his
trustee. X. S. ch. 49, sec. 80.
g. If, when no such lien exists and the
mOrtgagor has collected the insurance, he
offers it or part of it to the mortgage in
full discharge of the mortgage debt, and it
is SO accepted by the mortgage, the mort
gage debt is thereby fully discharged,
though the sum paid was much less than
the amount due on the mortgage. K. S. ch.
"a, Sec. SO, applies to demands undsputed
as well as to demands disputed.
Motion Overruled.
judgment on the verdict
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NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Harvest Moon Grange, Thorndike, holds
its regular meetings each week. A goodly
number were present last Saturday and an
interesting program was given. The Grange
will have an entertainment on the evening
of June 9th, with ice cream and cake for
sale
We renew now the invitations, nany
times extended during the past % or more
years, for secretary's or other officers of
local Oranges to send in reports of their
meetings or any other information of inter
est to the order. The Journal has a regular
department for Grange news and welcomes
contributions.
Star of Progress Grange, Jackson, held
, regular meeting Saturday evening, June Sth,
with Worthy Master F. H. Brown in the
chair. The 3rd and 4th degrees were con-
ferred on one candidate, after which an
oyster stew, cake and coffee, Were served in
the dining room. After recess, as the hour
was late, a short program was given as fol
lows: duet, Verne and Pearl Chase song,
John Brown.
O. Gardner Grange of Winterport has
voted to hold a celebration at West Winter
port ON July 4th. The committee appointed
were as follows: May Bussey, George L.
Clarke, Lewis f. White, Ada Dyer Curtis
and Frank Downs. There will be the usual
program of boat, tub and potato races,
creased pig and all the usual sports. A full
orchestra will be engaged for dancing at the
hall, afternoon and evening, refreshments
of all kinds will be on sale at all hours and
a supper will be served by the ladies of O,
Gardner at six O'clock.
North Waldo Pomona Grange met with
Northern Light Grange, Whites Corner,
Winterport, June 5th, with fair attend
ance considering the weather and back ward
spring. The meeting was called to order by
the Master, w. ). Parker, with most ofsthe
officers present, and was opened III the fifth
degree in full form. After reading the rec
ords the meeting dropped to the fourth de-
gree. Nine oranges reported in good con-
dltlon. Then came the comforting the fifth
degree on goodly number. This was the
yearly meeting and the reports of the Of
icers were read and accepted. The treas
urer reported some $50 in the treasury. The
| master appointed a committee on appoint
ment of meetings for the year as follows:
A. Stinson. Ella ,Nealey, W. Littefed, Ros-
| Cpo SlclLSutS, IIuWdlu UeuhluS. y IpctSS
was taken for dinner, and it was a good one
| w. NJ. Parker called the afternoon meeting
| to order in the fifth degree for the election
OF officers, which resulted as follows; NJ.
| W. 5. Parker; o., John Goodwin; L., Della
| Nealey; s., Jessie RItchie; A. s. O. 4 Dow
| Chap, Maggie Woodmau; Treasurer, A,
Stinson; Sec'y., l, s. Cook. The officers
were installed in very able manner by
Mrs. Mary b. Akin O. Brewer, Lecturer of
Penobscot Pomona Grange Mrs, Dora
| White gave a fine address of welcome Re-
| spOnse, N. l.. Littieliel'i. A short program
was given by the host grange. As it was
| getting late the question was tabled. The
Next meeting will be held with Troy Grange
| July :5rd.-One OF the Nunher
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Prof. Robert B. Hall of Wateryille
Names noted band master and composer.
died last Saturday at the hcme of his moth
er IN Portland. Mr.. Hall has often ap-
peared in Belfast as a cornet soloist and
was held in high regard by all our musical
people. He is survived by widow, a
daughter, mother and two sisters
HOSPITAL PERSONALS. Miss Margare
Wood of the Waldo County Hospital has
returned from two weeks vacation spent
with friends in Revere, Mass. Miss Marion
Hunt is spending her vacation with her
parents in Charleston. Misses CARPENTER
and Barton will spend short time in An
gusta Miss Gray will go home in July for
week in BrOckton, Mass. Miss Christensen
Will spend her vacation in Bangor and sur
rounding towns
ROBERT A. Coney, Jr., of Augusta, a mem
Der OF this years graduating class at Bow
doln College, has been appointed private
secretary to Congressman Edwin c, Bur
lelgh, to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Miss Eva L. Shorey of Bridg-
ton. Mr.. Coney will enter upon his new
duties, July 1St.. Miss Shorey has sailed for
an extended tour of Europe, and will furnish
correspondence for the kennebec journal
and other Maine papers She is the daugh
ter OF Major II. A. Shorey of Bridgt0n. and
her letters will be bright and entertaining.
I The friends and relatives of Charles F.
Conner congratulate him on complete re-
coVery from facial skin cancer lie came
TO SomerVllle from his beautiful farm home
at South Ridge, Mon vile, Me-, in March.
III cousin, Franklin :. Phillips, introduced
HIM to Dr. Horace +. Makechnie who de-
cided that the knife lould be used at once,
and took him to the Somerville hospita.and
there removed the aft cted parts. The next
morning Mr.. Cnuner called for his cup of
coffee and returned to his nephew, Charles
+. Gilman. After two months his face
fair and smooth His praise OF the doctor
ana the hospital is nimited-Sumeryille
Mass, journal, June It'll.
Among the graduates of the University
OF Maine in the class of 1907, to receive
their degrees yesterday were Sidney NJ
Bird, 2nd, of Rockland, B. S. in Agricul-
ture; Anon B. Brown of Lnconville. B.
S. in Civil Engineering; Caleb E. s. Burns
of Fort Fairfield, b. S. in Agriculture;
Rosmar S. DevereauX of CaStine, b. S. in
Civil Engineering; William d. Hall of
Rockland, B. A in Modern Languages
Franklin P. Holbrook of Brooks, b. S. in
Civil Engineering; John II. Buregh of
South Berwick, b. A. in English; Karl Nc
Donald of Belfast, B. S. in Mechanical En-
gineering; Albert W. Stevens of Belfast,
IS. in Electrical Engineering; Benjamin
F. Williams of North Islesboro in Civil En-
glneering; Harry f. Bangs of Freedom, L.
L. B. in Law
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deck is the gentlemen's cabin. which is
fitted similar to the ladies' cabin. The
crews quarters are spacious and comfort
ably fitted.
Capt. William Fl. Allen, third Captain of
the Bangor division, was in command on
this trip, with Capt. Charles Blair of the
Kennebec division as relief but when the
Camden goes on her route Capt Ezra A.
Curtis Of Camden will be in charge, a well
deserved recognition of his many years of
faithful service. Besides Capt Curtis
there will be on the Camden Pilots Saw
yer, Abbott and Crockett; Chief Officer
George Williams; Steward Leslie Farmer,
with Guy Farmer as second steward; Pur-
ser Frank Pierce and Freight Clerk Farm
ham. Chief Engineer Mason of the Rock
land will take charge of the big turbines of
the new boat.
The Camden went from Belfast direct to
Bangor, and left there Sunday morning for
Bar Harbor. She landed her party at Port
land Monday and then returned to Bath.
June 18th she will make trip to Marble
head and then to New York with a party
OF bankers from Texas as guests of Mr..
Morse, returning to Boston to go on the
June 21St.
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lord, Miss Carrie NJ. Cutter, Rev. A. A.
Smith, Rev. Adolph Rossbach.

oMitns heV. AdOlph ROSSbaCh.
Entertainment Committee, Mrs. H. H.
Johnson. Miss Maud E. Barker, Miss Juliet
a; Wlggin, Mrs F. W. Pote, Miss Hattie A.
Clark, Mrs. Geo. A. Quimby, Miss Mary E.
faunce, Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Mrs. C. H. Wal
den, Mrs. Ben. Hazeltine, Miss Melvina Par
ker, MISS Bertha l. Bird, Mrs. G. II. Crosby,
MIS- Mrs. K. Il. Howes, Mrs. W. j. Dorman,
man, Mrs. Harry W. Clark.
Clark, Miss Juliet A. Wiggin, Mrs. E. S.
fitcher, Mrs Ren. Hazeltine, Miss Grace
Lord, Mrs: Thos. E. Shea, Mrs. W. j. Dorman,
MRS. Marion Brown, Mrs. John Fogs, Miss
Bertha l. Bird, Miss Lulu Mason.
Flower and Park Committee-E. F. Han.
son, rev. a. A. Smith. Miss Mabel R. Math-
eWs, Key; = d. L; Wilson. Mrs. c. A. Pilsbury,
mrs. II; ID: johnson, Mrs. Harry w. Clark,
Chas' Bradbury. Thos. E. Shea, W. j. Kot-
man. >; w. Dougan, George Dodworth.
bulldlng, Vacant Lot and Unsightly Place
Committee, Mrs F. W. Pote, Mrs. Geo. E.
Bracket, Miss Carrie NJ. Cutter, Miss Maud
E. Barker, Mrs. F. M. Wood, Miss Charlotte
". Colburn, Mrs. F. j. Rigby, Rev. Adolph
Rossbach, Rev. A. A. Smith
NOTES.
The society will hold it's next regular
meeting with Mrs. f. W. POte Monday.
June II, at 2 80 p. m
;, The clergymen of the city and Mayor
Hanson were, by unanimous vote, made
honorary members.
PERSONS desiring to plant memorial trees
may nave a selection from the variety al
ready received by the society at a reason
able price.
Inc blue spruce at the left of the entrance
is TO be known as the Lutz tree. Several
otners and beds of choice shrubs have been
solo TO individual parties as memorials in
the park.
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" safeguard for Every Home.

ltCt h sne 1na5 d5edlthlest people are always sub
aedics9i der assumes grave symptoms hefora
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F" c T U. Convention.

lom, ai'.a convention of the Waldo
l1gr Wy ''iAa4 5 Christian Temperance
lrs 2.s or held in Belfast, Thursday,
-s1o -''. he public is cordially invited
BE ,ial.. .gh. Mrs. Jennie E. Seamans,
WITH iQ6',' h. n, 10. AroostoGk county W. c. T. u,
ng p'er41t all day and speak in the eveni
tAe prn"I. ,rtSr send reports very promptly to
giy4f 3peI Viucers. A list of supts. was
hone, 'u ,,.. .dIt weeks journal. Ali county
tigb ,tpa,. may De sent to Emily f. Miller, %
IVA veal, belfast There is less than
Z 'rapohE,, now, to come up to the mark of
&o hon 'ss Iss. meeting in every union, and
IA Gnd '79S sVenl for the Willard memo
lsi 10 the H. he Waldo w. c. T. U. is ad-
uOlOT list on the latter.-E. r M
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Total $7SS 20
EXPENDITURES.
Total $450.O2
Cash to Balance $33S. 1S
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Respectfully Submitted,
SUE NJ. PARTRIDGE
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The following officers and committees
were elected:
President, Mrs. Charles Bradbury.
Vice Presidents, Mrs. C. A. Pilsbury, Mrs.
II. II. johnson, Mrs. F. M. Wood.
Secretary and Auditor, Mrs. George E.
Bracket.
Treasurer, Miss Sue NJ. Partridge.
Attorney, John Il. Dunton.
Collector, Mrs. II. w. Clark.
Executive Committee, Miss Maud E. Bar
ker, Mrs. A. o. StOddard, Mrs. II. c. Pitch
er, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. E. F. Han
son, Miss Charlotte W. Colburn, Mrs. E. S.
Pitcher, Mrs. A.. A. Smith, Miss Louise
Hazeltine, Mrs. j. II. Quimby, Mrs. }. II.
HOwes, Miss Juliet A. Wiggin, Miss Mary
E. Faunce, Miss Carrie E. White, Mrs. Geo.
A. Quimby, Miss Julia M. Perry, Mrs. G. O.
Poor, Miss Sue NJ. Partridge, Mrs. A. L.
Brown, Mrs. F. NJ. Wood. Miss Carrie M.
Cutter, Mrs. Harry W. CLARK, Mrs. James
Haney.
Forestry Committee, Mrs F. W. Pote,
Mrs. Bancroft H. COnant, Miss Mabel R.
Mathews, Mrs. c. H. Crosby, Mrs. Charles
r. COOmbs.
Sanitary and Street vigilant Committee,
Miss Maud E. Barker, Miss lnez E. Craw-