The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-06
POSTS FOR PASTORS.
Appointments Made by Bishop and
Cabinet at the Northern Min
nestota Conference. I
All the Presiding Elders Returned
Few Changes Only in Min j
- +. neapolis Churches.
Special to The journal.

ference the usual resolutions were passed,
thanking the pastor and the people Of
Morris for their hospitality and the Great
Northern railroad for special accommodate
lions. The presence Of Bishop Andrews
was greatly appreciated and his work
strongly commended and the conference
Will endeavor to secure him next year.
The bishop addressed the preachers who
are going out to their work and read the
appointments this morning as follows:
crookston District.
i LaFayette Dodds presiding elder, Crooks t'
dali; Argyle, George E. siiloway; Badger, Har
land King, Barnesyille, \: A. Myers; Battle
Watson; Black Duck, to be supplied; Brecken-
cax creu TO BE- eass * 1
F. {: HOLIDAY; Fergus Fails, J: 6. Morrison
EiisS F!szss r !as'I ha 10 E. SUP
Bertha, 3: +: Koch: Hubbard, B. E: Hoard; Me-
Cauleyyyille, J. II: Date; Mcintosh, to be sup
Hammond; New York Mii se' G. Winsoiw; Park
MRa Yards G o g Bccbma1; P4rkers Prairie O. n
PfS eTeS ka ID n pSena sian
Lake and Mspah, to be supplied; Roseau. to be
snR sre Red hfs F 81 to be st.
rive, SEsSe StsESs = SGS%
Langrell; Wadena John Watson; War Road and
Cedar Bend, Edwin Deacon; Warren, Isaac
Peart; White Earth D. f. Porter.
Duluth District.
| Robert Forbes presiding elder 5O6 Fifty xth
avenue, West Duluth: Aifkin, William Fletcher;
Bwabf "a h, hefkef to be 7Spp e
ELL Jr.; Bull, to be supplied; Cambridge. JUS
tus Parish; Carlton. to be supplied: Chisholm. H.
Littlehales; Clear Lake, W: H. Robinson; Clio
9; II. hartley: Epdlon; K ): rayler rirst. 5. +
f. DAVIS, Oneota, E. H. Copper. Ely, Henry Lo-
gan; Emily. to be supplied Eveleth: R. A. Saun-
a RanDpiv f Inn "a. F. H. sam
Santiago w. A. Parkinson; Hibbing, J. ". Rob-
Piled Little Falls, NJ Q. stock1and; Mcereg s
and Morrison, to be supplied; Milaca, D: P.
G. R. oaten; Motley, R. P. Cummings; Mountain
Iron L: s. Koch; Nashwauk, to be supplied;
North bs Parish ove and DHo
River and Pequot. Paul Haight; Princeton, W; f.
J: Grats; Proctorknott. to be supplied; Royalton,
W. Briggs; Rutledge and Finlaysen J. ]. Par
ish ss%k Rapids H. KeRps Soudan to be
and Zimmerman. to be supplied; Staples, T. G.
G. y Fa F. vs. NJ TM naf
| Wyoming, F. ]. Johnson.
| LitchfieId District.
Mimi Alexandria, x. H. Nicholson; Annandale,
Henry hobbs, Appleton and Holloway, l.: N.
s. W. Squire; Beardsley, G. T. Beers: Belling
ham and Marietta, R: G: Manly; Benson and
rowns vaey hTa lsi"1 Hua
K1ngan; Cedar Mills and Spring Grove /, II.
Bergstrom: Choklo and Adelaide, ]. V. Plunkett;
=. B. Service Dassell ana Jennie, r. N. Case;
Bslaqo and M Mon + j. Ghappell: Eagle
| Grove, to be SrDDlied: Glencoe. T. NJ. Wright.
Gienwood and Eeiilard. s. n Squire; Granite
James anne R G"Rm Grove Lof Fk 3swtt
and Norcross, ]. E. Watson; Howard Lake. e.
g: carSwell; Hutchinson, ); 6: croaier; Tn!ball
Prairie and Norwood. A. J. Ewing. Litchfelds
F. N; Scott; Long Prairie, G: W. Stark; Mel
1: L. Tower; Monticello. H.: J.: Van Fossen:
Morris, s. 8: Farley; olivia, W. II. Eason Or.
p tonvle G. R. Geer; 0saks abraham Hopkins:
G.; W. B. Smell; Renville J: Il. Davies; st.
Cloud C. W. Lawson; Sank Center, c. B. Bre'
count; Willmar, Joseph Hogg. -
Minneapolis District.
William Fielder, presiding elder, s1e Chicago
Rseesiyn csRtsr ! " Hs%sS; 5ie@plin "a +
Mccon6s Fix 1 river, g C. r Hanes; Gxcesto or,
Donald MeKenzie; Hopkins. c. 9; Page; Min
SGPRsf
liam Love; Forest Heights; J: H; Cudlipp; Foss,
J. H. Dewart; Fowler, P. A. Cool; Franklin Ave
Hutsnpiller; Lake Street, T. W. Stout; Mime
haha, !. B.. Wood; North church W: 4 shan
T; E. Archer, st; Louis Park. G II. Sweat;
Simpson ": H: Rider; Thirteenth Avenue T;
Allen Trinity L. a. Wsey Wesley and
| supplied; Western Avenue, F.. W. Hart; Otsego,
J. L. Parmeter; Parker Lake and Golden Valley,
Francis and Cedar, Thomas Billing.
Jabez Brooks, professor in the university of
Minnesota; G. S. Innis, professor in Hamine uni,
verSty: Z, NJ.
American Society of Religious Education; G: w:
F. Chafree, assistant financial agent of Asbury
hospital; Thomas McCiary. i chaplain
Craig, conference evangelist.
Left without appointments to attend some one
Of 9 TEneT f. F.
Murray and r. N. Swinnerton
Achievements Of the Year.
The statistical secretary reported 1874
, probationers, q gain Of fifty over last year
!, and 1880 full members, gain Of 1856
making the total gain of membership il
the churches Of the Northern Minnesota
; Conference this year 1855. Sunday schoo
scholars for 1901, 14155; this year 1850
a gain of 1929 during the year. Valuation
Of church property last year, 1884, $50; thi
Year, $910,850 a gain Of $26,300 The valu
alton of parsonages is s1O3,225; a gain o
; $3.50.
The treasurer reported the total collec
t lions for benevolences from the churche
t Of the conference to be S228.48 this in
Guiding $176,72 for the Twentieth Centur
Thank Offering. OF this amount, $12. IA
was given for missions, a gain Of SIS, S63
Asbury hospital $1O,253, a gain of $l,926
1884 for church extension, a gain Q
is5, O44; and 50, 40 for the womans HON
. missionary societies, a gain Of $5,402.
Sunday morning, Bishop Andrew
preached from I. Timothy, iii. To-, 9Th
Church Of the Living God" In the after
f noon he ordained John Callahan a dea
r con, and c. r. Oaten, c. W. Stark, w. T
J. Gratz, c.. T. Beers, F. NJ. Scott, an
9 A. E. Rowson elders. In the evening, D.
: J. D. Chavis, president Of Bennett col
lege, Greensboro, N. c., spoke on the wor
of the Freedmen's Aid and Southern Edu
> cation society. Dr. H. G. Jennings, seniC
> book agent of the church from Cincinnati
spoke on the work of the Book Concern
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