The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-10
WORK IS FINISHED.
WILL MEET IN CHICAGO
NEXT YEAR
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE
Bishop Fowler Yesterday AppOr-
toned Ministers to Various Dis
tricts In the Conferences
Jurisdiction.

The Norwegian-Danish Methodist con-
ference closed yesterday after most
gratifying and successful session. The
business of the convention was all clear
ed up last week, save for the announce
ment of the charges and the date and
place of the next convention.
1t was decided to hold the next con-
Vention at the Maplewood Avenue church
in Chicago next year. 1t was also decid
ed to divide the conference next year,
and the following committee was appoint
ed to fix the dividing line: A. l.. Lar
son, o. Jacobson, w. E. Simmonson, o.
L. Hanson. ]. c. Tollefson, R. Wilhelm
son, J. A. Jacobson Christian Olson and
o. H. Wilson.
The appointments are as follows:
Chicago District. A.I1arsen presid-
ing elder; Cambridge and Whitewater,
Wis, II. Danielson; Bethany, Chicago,
supplied by M. T.. Olson; Calumet and
Ishpeming. Mich, Z. G. Knudson; En-
church, Chicago, J. Sanaker; Emmanuel,
Chicago, G. Mathison; Kedzie Avenue,
Chicago, H p. Nelson;s Maplewood Ave
nue., Chicago, F Ring; Moreland, Chi
cago, 0. A. Wierson; Parkside and Cot
tage Avenue, Chicago NJ. II. Nyrop;
Dwight, Ill, P. M Peterson; Evanston,
III, G: j. Johnson; Green Bay, De Pere,
Merrill and Wausau, Wis, supplied by III.
j. ]. Peterson; Leland. Lee and Sand
wich, Ill, supplied by K. Hanson; Lud-
1ngton, M, CHI, A. Johnson; Manistee,
N Mich; j. P: Anderson; Marinette, Wis,
Munson; Mus6egon, Mich, B. B. Nord
seth; Neenah and Waupaca, Wis, H. K.
Madsen; Norway and Slavareger, ILL.,,
supplied by c. Hanson; Bethany church,
Racine, Wis, A Hagensen; Trinity, Ra-
cine, o. Jacobson; Sneboygan and Mani
toWoc, c. A. Anderson; Stoughton and
Madison, P. Haugan.
Minneapolis DisIict-Presid;ng elder O.
l.. Hanson, 619 Twentieth avenue, Mime
apolis; Belvidere, Eidsvold and Millville
A Rosness; Brighton, Norseland and
Stordon, E. 7. Schollert; Candy, Henricks
and Toronto. N. L. Thorness; Deer Park.
J. 0. Hail; Denver Ito be supplied); Des
Moines, Iowa, o. S. Olson; Eau C are and
Golfax to be supplied); Forest City, z. H.
Erickson; Hutchinson, Lake Lillian and
Lake Elizabeth, supplied by A. GuIbrand-
son; La Crosse and North, La Crosse,
Eliot Hansen; Lake Mills. Genyille. and
and Hartland, J. Larentz; Milan, Apple
ton. Carroll and Mandt, B. E. Carlson:
Minneapolis, North. Northeast Diamond
Jacobsen and H. Jacobsen; Missouri Val
ley and Sioux City, A. Wilhelmsen; New
burg, Choice and Locust M. c. Steiner
Il. Garden; Rutland circuit, Ole Nielsen;
Omaha; n. o. Block, st. Paul; J. C. Toll
lefsen; Watson and Lac qui .Parle, sup
piled; Viborg and Bethel. c. G.. Gunder-
son; Westby, Richland and Asbury, w.
0. Hopstedt. .,
Red River Valley District-Presiding
elder J. A. Jacobson, 1902 Twenty sec
ond street, Minneapolis; Ashland and
Hayward, Wis, r NJ. Hauge;, Cass Lake,
Mimi, Aug. Petersen; Clifford, Mimi, c.
Jensen; Crary, Rugby Junction and Will
low Creek, N. D., o. J. Bogue; Crooks
ton, Mimi, e. Gjerding; Duluth, Mimi,
o. H. Wilson; Elbow Lake. Mimi, l., An
derson; Fergus Falls and Tordenskjold
Mimi, K. Winberg.
N. o. Simonson was appointed princi-
PAL of the Norwegian-Danish theological
school and a member of the Evanston
quarterly conference; N. P. Bergh was
appointed manager of the conferences
men, and C. r. EItzholtz was appointed
editor of Den Cdlristelige Talsaan.