Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-24
APPOINTMENTS IN
STATE ARE MADE
BY ME1H0D|SIS.
BISHOP M'iNTYRE REACS LIST or
ASSIGNMENTS TO CHARGES
MONDAY NIGHT,
SnUTE Returns TO BISMARCK

ShUTE returns TO BISMARCK
PERMANENT ENDOWMENT FUND
FOR WESLEY COLLEGE is
BEING URGED.
Annual Conference Of North Dakota
Methodists Comes to Close at
Grand Forks-Meeting Was One Of
Most Successful Ever HeId-Many
Questions Considered.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., Oct. 24-Ac-
tivities looking toward the creation of
onother s2OO,1)o endowment fund for
Wesley College, We're !roacned by DR..
e. P. Robertson, president of the ,nstitu-
ton, in his report made to tho state
Methodist conference hero and which
adjourned last evening.
As foundations for this fund ne point.
ed to the gift Of $4,000 from A. j. Sayre,
another $4,000 from James j. Hill, and
$4,000 from George +. Wlnshlp of Grand
Forks, the latter of which is conditional
upon this CREATION of the fund. Frank B.
Lynch of Casselton, also ALREADY a heavy
contributor to the institution, has ex-
pressed himself willing t. stand by the
movement.
The Methodist conference was not with
out its interesting features right up to
the closing hour The fight over the
proposed location of a new college in
the state was particularly interesting
the conference, however, voting the pro-
position down almost unanimously.
The new college question was placed
before the conference on the report Of
the educational committee of the confer
ence, presented by Chairman c. f. Van
Horn of Mandan. 1t favored the propo-
sition. Rev. Mr.. Van Horn, and Rev. A.
Lincoln Shute, of Bismarck, spoke in
favor of the proposition and were Op-
posed by DR.. E. P. Robertson Of Wesley
College; Rev. G. M. Craig of Lisbon,
Edwin Burling of Inkster, and j. w.
Ogren Of Grand Forks. There is pos
,sibility that the matter will be brought
so the attention of the general confer
ence.
were made last evening and are as fol-
lows:
Bismarck District.
S. A. Danford, district superintendent.
Alexander and StrOudt-G. w. B. Snell.
Ashley-G. Book.
Burleigh County Mission-To be sup
piled.
Berlin and Dickey-To be supplied.
Bismarck-A. L. Shute.
Bowman-C. U. Pryor.
BOwden and Hurdsfeld-M. A. Rob-
bins.
Beach,. w. Gress.
Cleveland-Donald Bruce
Center and Fort Clark-A. G. Runions.
Dickinson-F. H. Farrand.
Dawson and Buckeye-P. A. lean.
Douglas and Jerome--Wiliam thinner
man.
Emmett-Frank Peters N.
Edgeley-B. a. Burns.
Ellendale-W. r. Morrison.
Fort Rice and Cannonball-V. NJ. Flow
er.
Goodrich and Denhof-E. j. sachtjen.
Hettinger-W. H. Tullis.
.Jamestown-J. G. Morrison.
.Tud and FIoyd-Floyd Eastman.
Linton and Dale-A. NJ. Wylie.
LaMoure and 1ndependence-V. D..
Chaffin.
Ludden and Guelph--C G. Kinder
Mandan-C. T.. Van Horn.
Mckenzie and Driscol--W. B. Hardy.
Mott and Hoosier-W. c. Hume.
Manning, Emerson and Oakdale-J. c..
Eerb.
McC1usky and Johnson Lake.. S.
Miller.
Moffit and Braddock-A. w. Porter.
Napoleon and Burnstad-C. c. Benson.
New England-To be supplied.
Pingree, Buchanan and Vashti-lra f.
Hammer.
Pakes-B. H. Morse.
Rhame and Marmarth-C. w. Prior.
Stutsman County Mission-M. p. Haz-
eltine.
Steele-E. J. Reid.
Stanton and Hub-A. G. Runions.
Taylor and Gladstone--N. l.. Rockwell
Spiritwood-Virgil Merchant
Turtle Lake and Mercer-To be sup
piled.
Underwood and Energy-David J. Lane.
Wilton Circuit-To be supplied.
Washburn and Fairview-J. c. Cook.
Unkenholtz and Almont-L. M. Flower.
Grand Forks District.
J. G. Moore, district superintendent
Aneta-G. H. Richardson.
Bathgate and Neche-C. T. Ensign.
Bowesmont-A. o. Burchenough.
Crystal and Hoople-Thomas Dyer.
Vrystar and Hoople-Thomas Dyer.
Drayton-G. H. Quigley.
Devils Lake,. L. Wallace.
Edmore-E. L. Nudge.
Emerado-S. L. Hart.
Forest River-W. c. Chew.
Finley-Alfred Coombs.
Grafton-S. E. Stinson.
Grand Forks-F NJ. Mccoy.
Grand Forks-Grace Church-C. H.
Howard.
HANNAH. E. Tourtelette.
Hope-H. H. Moore.
Hamilton-Samuel Newlove.