The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-10
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Methodist Church
Reappoints Water
To Passionate Here

Kenmare: Charles Keple, Lansford
J. j. Howe, Maxbass; Forrest Hubbel
McClusky: N. e. Hanson. Minot; F.
S. Hollett, Mohall: o. E. Johnson
New Rockford: Harley Zeller. Noon
an; A. N. Albro, Powers Lake: T. j
Chappell, Ray: s. Brooks, Rugby
Rolla, no appointment.
Southwestern district
Southwestern diStrict-T. G.. Tor
gerson, Ashley: j. r. Mcneil, Beach
Susie M. Harrington. Benedict; F. B
Sharkey, Bowman; T. S. Brown, Gen.
ter; w. H. Farthing. Cleveland; E
L. Shotwell, Dickey; H. j. Gernhardt
Dickinson; Effie A. Baker, Douglas
G. j. Neser, Edgeley: G. o. Parish
Glendale; Florence Bergquist. Glad
stone; Nellie Cooke, Grassy Butte
F.. Peterson, Hensler: E. E. Duden
Hettinger: L. Burgum, Jamestown;
B. T. Osborne, La Moure; G. S
Moor, Linton: j. F. Friessbiew, Ma
koti: F. G.. Norris, Mandan; H. j
Gernhardt, Jr., Marmarth; C.. e. Var
Horne, Mckenzie: o E. Kinzler, Moi
fit; e. o. Grunstead, Mott; Ray Nc
Clure. Napoleon: L. A. Dodge, Robin
son: E. L. Shepherd. Fort Rice: c. T.
Ensign, Spiritwood; H. Brown
Steele; F. w. Gress, Underwood, and
G. H. Swenson, Washburn.
State Is Reorganized
Under reorganization of state dis
tricts, the Fargo and Grand Forks
areas become the eastern district
with Rev. j. 8. Wilds, as superinten-
dent. The Minot district. known as
the Northwestern. is headed by Rev
Elias E. Fairham, superintendent
The Bismarck area becomes the
Southwestern district with Rev. AL
fred Roe as superintendent.
Special appointments included: W.
L. Airheart, Fargo, professor Of religi-
GUS education at Wesley college, Far
go quarterly conference; c. A. Arm
strong. secretary of the North Da-
kota council of religious education
Fargo quarterly conference; Edwin
Burling, chaplain, U. s. Army, Will
liston quarterly conference; G. A.
Henry, Wesley college professor OF
Biblical literature, University station
Grand Forks, Thompson quarterly
conference; e. p. Robertson, Grand
Forks, President Emeritus, Wesley
college, Grand Forks quarterly con-
ference and field representative fol
conference claimants: G. L. Wallace
president Wesley college, Grand
Forks, Grand Forks quarterly con-
ference.
Condemn Wet Propaganda
The convention unanimously adopt
ed resolution condemning the false
wet propaganda with which our coun-
try Is flooded" and urging all good
citizens to rally to the support of the
constitutional defenders in opposiue
efforts to repeal the prohihititior
clause Of the state constitution.
North Dakota was the first state
to come into the union with prohibi-
ton of the liquor traffic written IL
its constitution" the resolution stat
ed, land repeal after 43 years WOULD
be a backward step. return to intol-
cradle conditions existing before tn;
18th amendment"
Conditions Of which the vets com.
plain are not caused by the prohibi.
ton law. but by the violation OF sale
law. and are chargeable to the vets
not to the drys. These conditions cal
for observance and enforcement, no
repeal.
I'VE condemn the false vet propa
ganda with which our country i
flooded. We request school authori
ties to see that factQal Instruction b
given to the youth Of our state on tn
many phases 81 the MqQof problem