Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-14
j. Craig Comes to Bis
marCk and Rev. Shute
Takes His Place

Lisbon. oct. 13.-The Methodist churcI
! conference which met at Lisbon Oct. s
in a s~tatesman-rike way projected a larg
educational program for its work II
| North Dakota under the direction of
general commission which will have I'M
der supervision of the entire educattona
interests of the church in the state ant
is prepared to raise a fund OF $5O0,000.o0
$500, OG0. of which will be used to NEE
the needs of Wesley College and $500. 900
to establish q college in Bismarck.
! 4 commission of fifteen, including some
of the most representative men in thu
state, has been constituted to carry GU
! this project. This Commission is headed
by Bishop Lucecock and DR.. Theo. Nickol'
son, head Of the Board of Education o.
the Methodist Church, both Of whom
were present and gave valuable assistance
in formulating the educational program
At the earliest possible date the Com
mission will hold q meeting at Grand
Forks and also in Bismarck to arrange
for Il statewide campaign.
This plan puts North Dakota IN inc
lead in a comprehensive unified educa-
tional program. The conference directs
the commission to make every possible
effort to complete the $500, 10000 sum
by 1916, which is the one hundred and
tenth anniversary of the founding OF
American Methodism. This is to be an
suspicious time for the opening of a
new college in Bismarck.
DR.. Shute was a member of the Com
mission that formulated this plan. He
was made n member Of the Covenant
Commission to carry out this plan and
was appointed one of the two ministerial
members of the conference on which a
special committee Of five are to work out
the details Of this plan.
The following ministers were assign
cd to pastOrates for the following year:
Bismarck District. s. \. Danford, Dist
riot Superintendent. Ashley. Gust Book;
Bismarck, r. Fl. Craig; Bowdon. L ".
Flowers; Bowman. c. L. Prior: Leach,
f.. W. Gress; Beach Circuit, w. G. T:cn-
nett: Cleveland, Floyd Eastman; Center,
w. r. Thatcher: Dale. J. w. Spau'd;Eg:
Dickinson, J. G. Morrison; DiC';cT and
Berlin, c.. c. Kinder: Dawson. j. C.
Cooke; Douglas, w. b. Hardy; Emmett.
Frank Peterson; Edgar, J. S. Mi'lcr; IL
leEdale, W. r. Morrison; Guytner John
Sherman; Goodrich and Denhoif. K. Il.
Hcdke; Guelph and Ludden. j. II. Brown;
Hettinger and Bucyrus, w. r., Tullis;
Hurdsfield, NJ. \. Robbins; jamestown,
James Anderson; Jamestown Circuit. ID.
Fl. Colvin: Judd .a1d Norttonville, r. E.
Greene: Knife River Mission to be sup
piled. Linton, O. j. Ponath: LaMoure, T.
Sachtien: Mineral Springs. A.. W. Por'
ter: Mandan, David J.. Lane: Makoti to
be supplied: Mckenzie and Driscoli. f.
Fl. Morse; Mott and Hoosier, n. l.. Rock
well; Manning to be supplied, Marmarth
and Rhamc. c. r. BrindIey; McCluslty
+. J. Mills: Mo(fitt and Sterling, D.
Brice: Napoleon, to be supplied: Oalidale.
IF. c. ClausScn: Cakes. II. 5. Hollett;
Plaza Circuit, G. 4. VanIlorn: Robinson,
l.. i. Green: Rural and Barnes. V. J.
Merchant: Steele. J.. G.. Reid: Stanton,
Percy a. Dean; Spiritwood, W. p. Her.
big; Taylor and Gladstone, A.. G.. Run
vans: Turtle Lake, Ira r. Hammer: I'm
derwood. Roy Roddinger; Washburn. G.
a. Finch: " oodWorth n Pingree, y. NJ.
Wylie; Wilton Circuit, VIM. Peterson.
Minot District appointments, James l.
| Asher, District Observation-Disclosures
Posto1fice. Alexander to be supplied; Bal
four, Fred Wyand; Bottineau, w. J.
| Walker: Bowhells. a. II. Beer; Bremen.
AXel LinstrOm; Buford. James L.. Will
liams: Cando, II. S. Harriss: Caring.
ton. +. Fl. Farrand; Cathay. Everett
Hall; Churchesierry and Masa, Benz
Babcock: Besracs, G.. j. Stephens; Don
nybrook Circuit, G. Cunningham; Bra
day and Parcel, Robert J. McKelvey
Dunseith, Montague BicSel; Fillmore Cir
cult to be supplied. Grace City Circuit
G. y. Armstrong; Grand Circuit. Noblt
Browning: Granville Circuit, Chas. \
Quigley: Harvey. W. w. Liston: How
ard and Gladys, Alfred Roc; Kenmare
e. O. Grimes: kensal, Fl. w. Hynes
Lansford, w. l.. Bennett; Leeds, Wm
Burns: MaXbass and Renville. /. S. Wa
ters; Inlnot. Y. A.. Olsen; Missouri Mis-
sion, Don Halfpenny; Mohall. w. w
Gunter; Nameless Circuit, j.. j. Allison
Ncwrockford. Frank Rivers; NOonan Cir
cult, A. e. Williams; Perth, Thos. Gren
fell: Powerslake and Lostwood, G. p
Frisbie; Ray and Wheelock, John Fetch
er; Rolla, r. j. Russell; Rudser Circuit
r. F. Maddox; Rugby, w. A.. Dunnett
Russell and Newburg, John Morange
Sherwood Circuit. Earl C. Clark; Shey
cnne Circuit, Herbert G. Markley; Tiff
fanny Circuit. John Frisbie; Tolley Cir
cult. G. w. E. Smell; Upland and Ban
try, T. T.. Otta; Velva and Voltaire, W
e. Speaker; Westhope, Arthur Prior
Winston, T.. Lewis ala; Willow Cit
supplied, Wimbledon and Lear, O.. l.. An
thony; York Knox and Pleasant Lake
Fred l.. Rice.
S. Fl. Quigley, District Superintendent
Grand Forks District-Oneta. Jabe
Shingler; Bathgate and Neche, F. J. Mar
tin; BousmOnt, A. @. Birchenough; Cav
alier and Hensel. G.. w. Roberts; CrystG
and Hoople, c.. L. Ensign: Devils Lake
c. l.. Wallace; Drayton, S. S. Wyand
Edmore. Edwin Rurling; Emerald, p. ]
Thompson; Finley, RI. p. Newman; For
est River. r.. J. Chappelr; Grafton, G. F
Stinson; Grand Forks. F.. M. Mccoy
Grand Forks Grace Supply, {. D. Lock
lin: Hamilton, w. Il. ClOugh; Hampdel
L. S. Brown; Hanna, Job Moore; Hans
boro and Rock Lake, G. w. Cooper; Hop
Fl. II. Moore; lnkster, s. II. Lineweavei
Lakota, w. r. Dudley; Langdon, Jas
Opie; Langdon Circuit, w. j.. Medland
Larimore. Ross w. Adair; Iona. Ere
Conway; Mayville, j. L. Nudge; Mi
ton and Osnabrock. s. N. Newlove; Par
! River 4 w Rroun. Pemhina W. II