The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-18
Commissioner Of Immig,s
NJ. E. Conference.
Continued.

S. ID. Ryan, $. D.Cook and s. n. Crit.
fifth were elected conference stewards.
w. j. Barton, Z. L. Borlngcr and G. +.
Green appointed IL committee to audit
presiding elders accounts. aud examine
district records. jesse Carr anil II. NJ.
Griffin appointed n committee on confer.
eIce relations.
ID. &. flanette, presiding elder. report.
ed the work in the Fargo district as in
prosperous condition.
Names of effective elders called and
their characters passed.
At. Foster, presiding elder Of the
G,an'l Forks district. reported the con-
dition of the work in his district. $50 ac-
lessons to the church. sl3.975 expended
in buildings and parsonages and paying
church Indebtedness.
J. a. llovis, presiding elder of the
Northwestern district. read his report.
Prosperity las followed the earnest and
faithful l,l,ur of His servants.
Cases ut u. II. Taylor and E. S. Collins
supcrnunierary preachers referred to
committee OH conference relations.
DIR. Stowe, of the Northwestern Christ.
ian Advocate, addressed the conference
in the interest Of that paper.
Friday:-Business session opened at
$3.50 Il. NJ. Bishop AIallalien in the chrir.
Committee OH churcl, literature read
their report. and aftel remarks Ivy DR..
Stowe. hook agent at Cincinnati, wa4
adopted.
The following named were received ON
trial in the conferences: W. J. Mitchell,
S. Newlove. +. ID. Warren, Jno. Fawrtt,
I $. b. Mal,oney, VIM. May. z. ID. Fair
banks and Il. II. Warel,am.
II. III. Young, associate c,litor of the
Methodist Herald. was introduced, sud
addressed the conference in the interest
of that paper.
The following named local preachers
were elected deacons: q. II. Whitman,
S. Whitford, f. A. Hawke and J. Faw-
cett.
Observation-Disclosures session opened at
$50 a. H.. Bishop Mallalieu in the chair.
The following named having been two
years OH probation, and being duly re-
commended were elected to full menu
berslip in conference and to deacons'
orders: Z. J. Baker. Il. r. Hail. z. James.
z. NJ. Rees, II. z, Jepl,cott, r. lIamor
and j. r. McConahey.
Snbbath:-I.ovefeast at ga. IN led by
Rev. Jesse Carr. At 1890. sermon by
Bishop Mallalieu, after which &. ]. Bak-
er. q. NJ. Reep, X. Hanor. J. r. McConu-
hey. G. b. Whitman, S. Whitford, +. 4.
Hawke and ]. Fawcett were ordained
deacons. At 3. p. H., preaching by Rev.
Griffith. Of Casselton. $50, evening SER
mon by q. F. Bolinger, of Bismarck.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. session opened at
the usual hour. Next annual session to
he held ut Lisbon.
The following named were elected ms
delegates to the Ecumenical conference:
Ministers, Revs Griffith and Vanvleit.
Laymen, Il. +. Goodwin, attorney gen.
eraD and J. u. Wallace.
Conference having finished all routine
business, after singing, and prayer led by
Rev. Griffith, and announcements by
the bishop, adjourned sine die.
The following are the appointments
for Grand Forks district and Northwest.
eln district: Rev. MIR. Barton, of Ham
ilton goes back to his former home il
Pennsylvania.
GRAND FORKS DISTRICT.
a. L. Foster, presiding elder; Z. S
Lane, Artlocl; L. II. Sleckler. Bathgate
ii. T. Cooper, Drayton; l.. d. Warren
Emerald; I. u. Moore, Grafton; A. Nc
Gregor, Grand Forks; II. Hamor. Gran
din; II. &. Klingel. Hamilton; W. J. Nit
cl,elI, Hunter; X. a. Atkins, Mayville; j
II. Yost, Mimic and Forest River: S. New
love, Newesto;C. Fl. Treglawny, Pembi
ua; e. ]. Baker, Portland; Jesse Carr
st. Thomas; G. A. Macnamara, Tllomp
son; W. X. Morrison, Wall,alla; II. z
JepLcott, West Point.
NORTHWEST DISTRICT.
J. A. Hovis. presiding elder; Vim. May
Bottineau aud Rugby junction; J. Faw.
cett, Cando; S. +. Beer, Church's Ferry
q. Brownell, Coal Ilarbor; J. d. Bolln,an
Devils Lake; J. Z. Struti,ers. Glenwooa
S. Is. MalIony, Hope: W. A. Cl,envront
Inkster; Z. +. Green. Lakota; ID. Z. Ir
win, I.a,,gdon; S. n. Griffith, Larin,ore
Z. NJ. Rces, Michigan City and .'nnetta
II. Hooking, Milton; F. A. Hawke, Mi
not and Towner; Il. II. Warel,ann, New
Rockford and Darlington; e. Il. Fair
banks, Page City;G. IL. Nanvleit, Pars
River and Edinburg; u. l.. Baldwin, Rul
Ia and st. John.
Presbyterian Synod.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Nortl
Dakota was in session at Fargo last wecl
and in the case of Rev. Chas. Mclean oi
this city the following report was made
"With respect to the complaint of Rev
Charles Mclean against the prcsbytery
Of Pembina, the Judicial Committee
finds that Mr.. Mclean was susnende,]