Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-10-25
South Dakota Methodists.

Bishop Fowler addressed an audience
of one thousand people In the Methodist
Church at Watertown at the closing SEES
sion OF the conference. Appointments
for the next year were az follows:
Aberdeen district, j. S. Akers, presiding
elder, Aberdeen; Aberdeen, F. W. Nazer-
enc; Ashton, F. Baker; Bath, Columbia
and Ordway, supplied; Bowdle and Ban
gor, supplied; Brittcn and Newark, w.
+. Manly; Campbell and Eureka, A. j.
Jolly; Caremont and Putney, A. ID.
Smith; Condo and Garden Prairie, F. G..
MacDuffee; Devoe, j. b. Williams; Do
land, George W. Hickman; Frederick and
Westport, supplied; Grafton aud Andover,
w. D. Decide; Heela, F. l.. Bromaghim;
Leola, supplied; Langford, W. o. Gram;
Worthwhile, w. H. Cory; Seatterwood, r.
l.. Degolier; Warner aud Randall, A.
Matson. Mitchell district, A. r. Boggs,
presiding elder, Mitchell; Alexandria, A.
2. Jones; Armour, NJ. X. Hackman,
Artesian, John Thomas; Bridgewater,
William Underwood; Castalia and Ed
gerton. r. VI. Stavely; Fulton, l. W..
Taylor; Ethan End and Bard, supplied;
Howard and Carthage, NJ. Z. Nickerson;
Kimball and Whitewave, Jesse Smith;
Letcher, Z. w. Sage; Mitchell, l.. Brad
ford; Mount Vernon, r. Barker; Parks
ton and Trip, 4. M. Ward; Plsnkintou,
c. Williams; Scotland, q. +. Woods;
Salem. W: II: Irwin; Tyndall and Spring
field. J. &. Hall; W~oonsocket, Herbert
Haynes. Huron district. Il. Simmons,
presiding elder, Huron; Alpena, J. ID. ALI
son; Burdette, suppIid; Cavour, s. H.
Brown; DE Smet, George H. Burge: East
Pierre and Blunt. .. A. SprouI; Fuulk-
ton, William F. Stewart; Gettysburg, w.
G. Brown; Hitchcock, j. g. Morrison;
Huron, Charles b. Clark; I~roquois,
Thomas Wilkinson. Miller aud Highmore,
Joan w. Sro~ck"sberry; Onida, Edmund
+. Deane; Pierre, First church, ". j. Pyle;
Redtield, A. c.. Stevens; st Lawrence,
William j. Brient; Washington and
Wol-ey, supplied; Washington Springs,
G. E. Norveil; Winthrop, 8. NJ. Coon.
Sioux Falls district, w. II. Jordan, pre-
siding elder. 626 South Minnesota
avenue, sioux Falls; Alcester, z. W. Akers;
Canton. d. Piffenbark; Beresford. A. E.
Tann-r, Centerville. G. F. Hopkins; Dell
Rapids. Richard %Janeson; Egan and
Coleman, W. Z. Cleworth; Elk Point, A.
+. Carhart; Flandreau, w. T. Notson:
Gayville, F. T. Nichols; Hartford, w. O.
Rrdtield; Hudson, q. J. Corwin; Hurley,
John Kaye; Lennox. John Lewlas; Lodi,
h. b. Clearwater; Madison, j. p. jenkins;
Marion Junction. Il. Bodd: Montrose
and Prospect. l.. Huckius; Parker, G.. 4.
Mathsson: Richland. q. NJ. Newhall;
Sioux Falls. first, J. o. Dobson; Jordan
II. W. BROWN; East Sioux. Nathan Fla.
we'll; Violin. Il. Morris; Vrrmi!lion, C. f.
Hager; ~iankton, G. II. Smith; Hosea,
Locke, principal teacher in ~Flandreau's
Indian School. WATERFOWL district, II,
Ii. Dresser, presiding elder, Watertown,
Arlington, o. A. Phillips; Aurora and
Elkton, I. II. Trevithic; Big Stone City
I'd Northup: Bristol. supplies; Brook.
ings, T. III. foungman; Fradlpy. J. 8
Harknes>; Clark. II. NJ. Springer: Flea,
Lake. ii. +. Knight; Gary, C. o. Walker
Henry, Thomas Sanderson; Kampeska
A. w. Hakes; Lake Preston. supplied
MIibank supplied; Watert0wn, W. n
Vance; Webster, j. u. Dibblr; Willow
Lake; ID. g.. Stills; Wilmot, ID. Dexter
White, s. A. French.
Last May, Mayor Williams, OF Sion,
Falls removed Joseph Dickson from tn,
Office OF chief Of police and appointed
Patrick Mnlleen to all the vacancy
Dickson, under advice of the combine i,
the council. REUSED to give up his office
When the witrranls for the May and Inn,
salaries OF Mr.. III kson were pres. n %
to the mayor he refused tn sign them
Dickson sf+drrd IA m%nndamus rom ] ndp,
Jones ~comnelllng the mayor tn pn
The latter appealed TO timsnprcnec court
which has lusr rcudered a d, cision re
vers'ne the nand nns aud holding tina
Tue mayor was ~ heT' Dickson viii