The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17
SPOKANE MAY
GET COLLEGE
UNITED NORWEGIAN. LUTHERANs
WILL FOUND ONE IN THE WEST.
Tacoma Is Bidding for the Institution,
but It Has One Already-More Con-
gregations Admitted Today-Visita-
torer Named and Many Officers and
Committees Elected.

Spokane and Tacoma, in their efforts
to secure the educational institution
which the church will locate in the far
west, will probably precipitate the only
excitement in the present session Of the
United Norwegian Lutheran church.
The fight has not made it's appearance
at the business sessions, but has been
outside.
The Spokane contingent is led by
Rev. Conrad F. johnson, Of Spokane,
assisted by the Rev. G. s. Thompson,
Moscow, Idaho, and others. The bust
ness men of Spokane offer a splendid
and cash fund of at least $4,000.
The Rev. e. B. Slettedahl of Tacoma,
is working hard for his home town, but
the fact that the Norwegian Lutheran
synod already has a school at that
place is one of the arguments brought
against Tacoma. The Spokane hustiers
are confident they will win.
mitted today: Norderhaug, Otter Tail
county, Mimi; Bethany and Lac qui
Parle, Canada; Silver Greek, Beltrami
county, Mimi; Bethany, Howard. S. D.:
st. Paul s, Frederick, S. D.
The following official visitors (visita-
torer) to the various circuits have been
named:
nt sss Sse" Rsy Ole fssHs 4stf
NJ. Salem, Garretson s. D.; Chicago Rev. N. J.
h h"acs Crookst @, Rev O. + Brodland Des
Claire, Rev. Johannes Granskou; Fargo, Rev. r.
Lavik, Milnor; Fillmore. Rev. ii. L. Rasmussen
Hudson Rev. s'aad H. fo aaga Mev WIZ
Kansas, Rev. 3. I. Berg, Campbell, Neb.; La
t ssson ksv Mssae H Ea WIS
H. S + Wilhen a1.st 5eoao sn
Ia TIpd Halls rod
Kie1lapd Mimi Me2tsyideq Rsy: Martin Rom
gemo; ndnRuGggh, N NJ, D.; Rice Lake, Rev. Hel
0estby, Bmmons, Mimi; Scandinavia, Rev. q. +
Rogne. Manitowoc; Sheyenne, Rev. q. T. Guam
srtssn Elk n souf B. cs sse Rep l.
Hammer. Roslyn, S: D.; Spokane, Rev; Conrad
um %s TRsf %sd Rev. Rem
Larson. Window, Rev. L. P. Thorkveen. st
James. s-..
Among the elections effected today
81" Board do Of regents for Educational 1nstitu
| tions-Professor J. E. Granrud, Minneapolis.
Treasurer for Aission-Rev. Lars Lund Ell
| Board Of neutrality-suspicious. E. Kr. John
SON. st; St.. anthony Park Rey E: J s Rush !
Rev o. G. U. siljan, Northwood, Iowa; Pro
fessor P. J. Eikeland. Northfeld, Mimi.
| Editor Luthersk Borneblad-Rev. o. Nilsson
| Editor Children's Companion-Mrs. T. H
! Dahl, Minneapolis.
Board of Trustees United Church Corporation
laug Kenyon, MINI; ]. L. Koihel Grant
Falls; alternates, Stephen jacobsen, P. N. Lau
gemo and L. J. Erdal.
Board Of Managers Beloit Orphan Asylum
John G. Craft. Rev. s. J. Mummedal, Moe
s. D.
Inspectors for elliott Orphans Home-Rev
| Messrs. J. D. Swalestuen and P. g. Reinertsen
| Inspectors for Homme Orphans Home, Wit
| tenberg, Washable Steensland Rev. s. Gun
dersen, Mount Horeb, Wis.
Rev. Messrs. S. 6. Hauge, Hawley, and L. M
| Skunes, Perley, MIMI
Inspectors for St. Ansgar seminary-Professo
NJ: NJ. steensland, Northheld, Mimi:
Gustav Stearns, milwaukee.
Inspector for Pleasant View Luther college
Ottawa Ill. Rev. p. c. Tiller. Chicago
Inspector for Concordia college,, Moorhead
By A. Mqus TTn Valley MINI
Professor P. NJ. Glasoe, Northfeld, MINI.
Auditing committee, Olaf E. N. Olson Mime
apolis, 8. b. Holstad; alternates, E. B. steens
The report of the Rev. H. B. Kildah
of Chicago on the Deaconess Home a
Chicago was particularly encouraging
There was need for still more workers
however, as the management was I'm
able to supply all the calls for help.
Among other reports received an
read were the following: Board of Trus
tees Of United church, by Knud Thomr
son, DEBORAH, Iowa; Augsburg Publish
ing house, by Professor E.. Kr. John
son; Wittenberg orphans home,: Rev
K. O.. Eidahl, manager; Beloit orphans
home, Rev. L. 0. Wigdahl.