Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-28

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will concern the Brotherhood move
ment. This address should be of in
terest to members of the various
Brotherhoods all over the city, and it
is hoped that large number of them
will attend this service. The other
address which DR.. Downey will de.
liver Wednesday evening will be CIV
en- at 8:15 and will concern the work
of the Sunday school board.
Rev. Judson S. Hill, D. d., presi-
dent o. Morristown Normal and In.
dustrial college, Morristown, Tenn,
will address the conference Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. He will
represent the educational work be-
ing done among the colored people OF
the south. He is a very able orator
and his address will be worth hear.
ing.
One of the most popular ministers
in the city of Minneapolis is Rev.
Andrew Gillies, D. d., pastor of Hen
nepin Avenue M. E. church of that
city. At the present Rev. Gillies is
leading movement for the erection
of new $250,OOO church structure in
Minneapolis. He will speak at the
North Dakota conference in the in
terest of the conference claimants
fund of this state. Rev. Alexander
Karr, who has charge of this work in
North Dakota, raised $4,000 the past
year to apply to the conference claim
ants fund, making total of over $780,
900 which has been raised during
his two years of service in North
Dakota. Rev. Gillies will also be in
the city to address the state educa-
tional association few weeks later
Among the prominent foreigners
who will attend the conference is
Rev. w. A. Mansell, D. d., president
of the Bareilly Theological seminary,
India. Dr. Mansell will speak twice,
Friday afternoon, the first address
being delivered at 2 o'clock and the
second at o'clock. He will speak
in behalf of the work in the foreign
missions.
The only woman speaker who will
participate in the conference is Miss
Carrie Barge of Tacoma, Wash, field
secretary of the Young Peoples work.
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Saturday afternoon at 2:45.
At 3:45 Saturday afternoon will
occur an excursion for the conference
visitors to Fort Lincoln. There will
not be time for the guests to visit
the penitentiary and the trip will be
made directly to the post where it is
expected that there will be a band
concert and dress parade for them.
This outing is presented to the con-
ference with the compliments of the
Commercial club of Bismarck.
ference will be addressed by Rev.
Charles NJ. Boswell, D. D., assistant
secretary of the board
of home missions and church extern.
sion. This is the board to which the
Bismarck church is indebted for so
much help in the years past and also
for it's assistance while constructing
The present magnificent edifice.
Special attention is called to the
services Sunday, October 8. In the
morning Bishop Hamilton will occupy
The pulpit at the McCabe Methodist
church, and in the evening the pull
pit will be occupied by Rev. Will H.
Huff of Sioux City, la. In accord
ance with the usual custom, confer
ence speakers will occupy the pull
pits in the other churches of the city
during the day.
The conference will end Monday
evening, October 10, when at 9 p. m,
the bishop will read the list of ap-
pointments for the ensuing year.
This is always an interesting session.
Altogether the twenty-seventh all.
nual conference promises to be one
Of the most important and most sue.
cessful ever held in the stae. Tho
program in full follows:
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