The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12
ANDERSON AGAIN
DISTRICT
METHODIST WORK:
new PASTOR HERE
Rev. Geo. Cooper, of Ellen
dale, Takes Charge OF
Broadway Church a
REV. FROST AGAIN
AT FIRST CHURCH
Assignments in Several
Districts Announced at
Conference

Rev. James Anderson was again
assigned as superintendent of the
Fargo district Of the Methodist
Episcopal church at the conference
concluded in Grand Forks Friday
evening.
Rev. H. H. Frost was again as
signed to be pastor of the First
Methodist church of Fargo, and Rev.
Geo. w. Cooper of Glendale was as
signed to be pastor Of the Broad
way Methodist church. He succeeds
the Rev. Mr.. Brown who retired sew
eral weeks ago to enter Y. NJ. c. a.
war work
Rev. r. A. Olson of jamestown
was assigned as superintendent of
the Minot district. succeeding Rev.
;. I. Asher who has entered war
work.
Rev. G. H. ouigley was again
made superintendent Of the Grand
Forks district. and Rev. c.. E. YER
milya was returned to the Bismarck
district.
Rev. James Anderson. in his re-
port as superintendent of sEhe Fargo
district. showed that two churches
had been constructed during the past
year. being at Willow Grove, near
Dickey, and at Caledonia, while a
parsonage at Lisbon costing $4,000
and a parsonage at Sheldon costing
$3,700 had been constructed.
In the matter of financial support
of benevolences, it has been the big
gest year ever experienced, while
gifts in the district to Wesley college,
including the original gift Of $4,000
by Frank Lynch, aggregate $4,000.
There are about 500 Methodist men
in the service, and Methodists in the
district bought approximately ST.
100000 worth of the first three issues
of Liberty bonds.
Three ministers were ordained
during the conference. H. "A. Towle
of Bowbells, was ordained deacon;
w. r. Thatcher, pastor of the church
at Beach, was ordained elder and
Rev. Mr.. Knutson. of the Minot dis
trict, was ordained deacon.
The election was held with the
following result: Rev. F. S. Hollett
of Darlington. secretary; Rev. W. J.
Meland, Of Grand Forks. financial.
secretary; Rev. T. H. Gallagher Of
Grand Forks, treasurer. and Rev. D.
E. Satterlee of Grafton. auditor.
The Assignments.
The assignments in the several
districts. except Minot, follow:
Fargo District.
James Anderson, district superin-
Berlin, Ira ]. Mcfarland; Caledonia,
Clyde Taylor; Casselton, H. 2. Coop
err, Cogswell. G. G, Benson: Coop 4dS1
Dickey, S. c. Taylor; Edge
ley, a. l. Shute Ellendale. T. J. Chap
pei; Elliott, w. G. Benentt; Enderlin,
r. H. Craig; Erie, Gus Book; Guelph
Hynes: Fargo, First, H: H. Frost;
Fargo, Broadway, George w. Cooper;
and Tyson, T. E. Morrell;
and Arthur, o. L. Anthony;
I4aMoure. E. E. Duden: Leonard, y.
Andrews; Lfdgerwood, E. S. Brample;
Lisbon, H. S. Harriss; Jud and Nor
Fred James; Oakes, James
Opie; Page, B. A. Burns: Rogers. X.
NJ. Faulkner; Sheldon, /; 4. Dodge;
spiritwood, to be supplied; sutt9n, =:
valley city, J. s. wilds; Corona, G.; A.
JEFFREY; Wahpeton, H. L. Maunder,
Wesley, Victor Phillips; Wheatland,
to be supplied; Wyndmere, Barney
ana Mil1 SGFaI d A =; G0Sy Distriet.
Aneta, to be supplied; Bathgate,
Bruce and Neche, o. J. Beardsley;
Cavalier and Hensal, Benjamin Bah
cock; Devils Lake and Bethany, S. +.
OLdy LOL nlA4
W. =. Yater; bdmore and Cato. Jo-
seph Chester; Emerald, to be sup
piled; Finley and Sherbrooke, G. E.
Forest River, Ardoch and
Inkster, Zachariah James; Grafton
Forks, First, Thomas H. Gallagher;
Grand Forks, Grace. to be supplied;
Hamilton and Glaston, 6. c. Lee;
Hampden and Iona, to be supplied;
Hannah and Wales, c. T. Ensign;
Hansboro and Rock Lake, w. a. 70.
Maddox; Hope, g. q. Martin; Lakota
and Bartlett, Frank Hancock, Lang
don and Harvey Center, E. "A, Foley;
Larimore and West End, G. L Wal
Ola; Park River, Theodore sharpe;
Pembina and Toilette, to be supplied;
st. Thomas, A. 0. Bichenoughi Sarles,
Austin and Clyde; W L. ,CiIoagn:
5tarkweather., Ralph c Carleton on
Walhalla and Concrete, to be sup
piled; Warwick circuit, Edwin Trtgg.
Special appointments: e. F. Robert
son, president of Wesley college; 8. >.
Wyand, institutional secretary; T. i.
la Enforcement league; J. NJ. Taylor,
evangelist; H. G. MaNSley,
chaplain in u. s. A.; Edward Buleing, |
chaplain in y; S: A.; II. +. MOORE.
ain in U. s. A.: r. L. Finney, profes-
sor in Valley City State normal; e. l. |
Nudge, professor in Washburn col
ege; "A. w. Brown, Victor Major, Job |
Moore. n ]. Asher, in Y. NJ. c. A. war |
army: Glenn Davis. CANADIAN army: M. |
3. Mcintosh and r. j. HutsinptIlert |
eft without appointment to attend |
school.
bismarck District.
4 Charles Il. Vermifya, district super
Ashley. a. M. Wiley: Beach, w. r.
thatcher; Bethel, Ira E. Hammer;
Bismarck, W. j. Hutchinson; Bowden I
ind Hurdsfield, u. c.. Cooke; Bowman, |
Y. i. Rockwell; Darlington, 2. 8. Hol-
Iadsen; Cleveland, w. H. Norton;
Dawson, Geo. Finch; Dickinson, r. r..
Iedtke; Douglas, L. f.. Greeni DIS
oil. to be supplied3 Emmett, Frank /
Peterson; Fort Rice, supplied by z. r
so ooda.h yo ba su f9 es saeR grassy
er and Yucca, a. w. Porter; Hetting-
n, william A. hide; Jamestown, TO |
,e supplied; Linton, s. NJ. swaney; |
ON; Mandan, w. r.. Peterson; Mar.
naTth, Porter Knudson; Mineral |
springs, supplied by N. /. RockweIl:l
Iotfit, to be supplied; McCluslty any /
0enhoff, r. A. Dean; Mckenzie and |
sterling, 1. d. Flowers; Mott. +. W.
5ress: Napoleon and Burnstad, to be /
upplied Raub, supplied by r. a.
wilson; Rhame, TO be supplied; Rob-
nson, TO be supplied Rural, Z. Z.
3oothby; stanton, to be supplied
steele and Sherman, w. g; sage: stlll
nd Gladstone, Virgil Merchant; TIN
ner circuit, w. III. Thomas: Turtle /
AXE, G. q. VanEIorne; Underwood,
henry HuIme; Washburn, Fred /
Iedtke; Woodworth, l. a. Cone.