The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-31
MISSION COUNCIL IS ENDED
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brought together in the city a repre-
sentative body of men from the state.
the Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist
the Congregational. The men who
are conducting the institute are Rev.
A. W. Anthony, D. D., Of Lewiston,
Me-, who is an expert on church
federation; Rev. DR.. l.. G. Barnes,
New York, chairman Of the home mis-
sions survey commission; Rev. DIR. Fl.
c. Herring, New York, general secre-
tary of the Congregational home mis-
phia, corresponding secretary of the
board Of home missions for the M.
E. church; j. E. McAfee, New York,
secretary of the board Of home mis-
sions Of the Presbyterian church;
Bruce Kinney, Topeka, Kan,
general superintendent American
Baptist Home Mission society; Rev. w.
H. Wilson, D. D., New York, super
intendent Of the. Presbyterian de-
These are all specialists in the work
Of evangeiizing the nation. and are
endeavoring to inspire better meth
DDS Of work and a stronger fraternal-
ism in the localities, where this chris
tan effort is to be made. They are as
sisted at this meeting by Rev. DR..
Moses Breeze Of Cambridge, Wis.
The discussion and conference will
close this afternoon, and a part of
the band will go tonight to Helena
for their next institute. But Rev.
DR.. Ward Plat of Philadelphia will
give an address at the Methodist
church this evening at 1880, to
the public are invited. The
other members Of the band insist
they are leaving their most attrac-
tive speaker behind for this evening
meeting. Everybody welcome
Visitors at the council institute
from this state include the following:
Rev. r. z. Peterson, pastor Baptist
church. Fargo; Rev. F. Q. Hitler. pas
tor Presbyterian church., Lisbon: Rev.
X Kirker. pastor Congregational
church, New. Rockford; Rev. Norman
E. Koehler, pastor Presbyterian
general missionary, Baptist
Home Mission society, Grand Forks;
Rev. G. W. Eye. evangelist Of 5Presby-
teriar church, Cakes: Rev. III. C. CreI-
lin, ~astor Congregational church, Blu
chanan; Rev. w. K. Bloom, general
missionary congregational church,
Minot; Rev. j.. s.. Rood, general mis-
ROM; Rev. G. "A, Macnarnara. district
superintendent M. f. church., Fargo;
Rev. 6. E. vermilya, Methodist pas
tor, Valley City; Rev 2. II. stickney,
D., superintendent Congregational
Home Missionary society, Fargo; Rev.
W. III. Hunter, D. D., evangelist pas
tor. Presbyterian church., Fargo; John
O.. Ferris. general superintendent
American s. S. union, Minneapolis; C.
Il. Gotham, missionary American S. s.
union, LaMoure: G. w. Strohmeyer,
American S. S. union, Cas-
9. q. Doolittle. missionary
American S. S. union, Valley City;
Rev. d. M. Mcintosh. Presbyterian
evangelist. Grand Forks; Rev.
Geo. B. NeWcomb, superintendent So
ciety for Friendless. Bismarck; Rev.
J. I. Asher, Methodist district superin-
tendent, M1not;,- Rev. G. Fl. Quigley,
district superintendent.
Grand Forks; Rev. B. Ii. Meyers, pass
tor evangelist. Bismarck presbytery;
Rev. J. CLAIMANT Morgan. Congregation
al pastor, Pingree; Rev. o. ID. Me-
Cracker, Glad Tidings mission, FARGO:
Rev. @. e. Edwards, pastor Free Meth
odist church, Gardner; G. T.. Plummer.
MinneWaukan. From Jamestown
B.tII. Kroeze, ID. d., jamestown
college; Prof. w. n Rowe, Jamestown
college; Rev G.. w Simon, ID. ID, d
Presbyterian church; Rev. 6 III
Phillips, -. d, pastor congregational
church: Rev. James Anderson. pastor
M. il. church; Rev. w. P.sCanir1e. pas
tor. Baptist cb,aasoh