Dakota Methodist Conference Appointments Reported
The Oct 24 session of the Dakota Methodist conference announced appoint- ments across districts. Key figures include W F Cook, Rev H S Bilbie, W H White, D C Plannette, S W Megaughlin, and numerous others to supply or lead circuits in Fargo Bismarck Casselton and Grand Forks. The closing announcements named district presiding elders and several college site discussions. A habeas corpus case and a fatal accident were noted, along with railroad completion to Edgely and local election results in Devils Lake.
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Dakota
Rene
Dak
W. F.cook
Bismarck
Bilbie
W. H. White
Fur- 0
D.C
Plannette
Grand Forks
Pilidi
Urtzo
Fargo
W. N. Cook
Casselton
N. Griffith
Coal Harbor
Cooperstown
J. Ue
Pierceton
Gladstone
Wa Tracute
Jamestown
M. van Hesey
Eaeae
J. H. Battleman
la Pet l
Kokota
M. Gordon
Langdon
Newlove
Larimore Hall
Mayville
Portland
J. R. Yost
Michigan City
D. Baldwin
Milton
M. Rees
Minot
J. A. Martin
Mouse River
J. C. Struthers
Park River
W. E. Loomis
Fowler
Een Diatrict
William — Fivliding
Eldem Aberdeen
W. H. Sellick
Oraw
W. H. Lrwin
Ellens
Groton
W. Hyde
Jeneick
Mulholland
Redfield
James Rome
Huron Dietrict
Lewis Bradford
Presid
Blunt
A. E. Burrows
Highmore
Palmer
Huron
H. H. Dresser
Pierre
C. Love
Mitchell
C. B. Clark
A. W. Adkinson
Woonsocket
D. ¥. Murray
William Brush
P. A. Read
Dakota University
Sioux Falls
L. Hartazaugh
A. Jamieson
Ux Falls
F. M. Robertson
Yankton
S.p. Alsip
J. H. Hill
Alsip
Fergus Falls
William Gabrielson
Frederick
Northern Pacific, la Moure & Missouri Railroad
Fargo & Southwestern
Edgely
Committee On College
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Moral and Religious Reflections from an Era Journal
A compilation of religious discourse and quotations from various authors and pastors. It discusses Christianity’s roots, Sabbath observance, pastoral exchange, and lessons from Sunday school, ending with a personal testimony on church membership and childrearing within the church.
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James Martineau
Steamboat Gaelic Brings Inland War News
Advices from Hong Kong report the Chinese transport Waylee lost on Sept 15 in the Pescadores with 280 Chinese and five Europeans drowned. The steamer Anton faced a typhoon with the second officer and twenty four Chinese washed overboard and drowned.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Waylee
Pescadores
Anton
My Boy Still
A mother speaks of her first born John with enduring love Though he has wandered far away she believes he will return She relies on memory faith and the Bible as reasons he remains her boy still
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John
Leas
The Strike at Groton Gorge
Arethusa Allen arrives at Groton Gorge to run the district school and wins respect through firm leadership. Mrs. Binns, cautious at first due to size, offers a room over the laundry and support as Allen organizes bills and accounts in a mountain plateau town with city boarders and a busy Groton House.
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Arethusa Allen
Groton Gorge
Miss Allen
Joan of Arc
Arethusa
Groton
Voss DA Seleane
Vallo Toms
Groton House
Arethusa Reorganizes Gorge House Staff Amid Strikes
Mrs Binns faces wage pressures as her cook and staff strike for higher pay. Arethusa Allen asserts full authority, dismisses troublemakers, and hires a new, eager crew including Miss Allen’s student helpers to run Gorge House. The plan stabilizes affairs and boosts reservations for the next season.
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Law
Miss Sevier
Arethusa
Mrs. Jenkins
Binns
Gorge House
Phenomenal Precocity in Tid-Bits Baby Talk Episode
Mrs. Merry believes her baby can talk and repeats sounds to persuade her husband George. The infant babbles phrases like How do you do papa and Are you well papa, while the mother extols the child’s verbal flair. She warns such precocious brilliance often precedes early death.
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George
Mrs. Merry
Mamma
Papa
Baya
Fast Time for a Southern Rail road
The Augusta Chronicle notes engine No. 33 of the Georgia railroad, piloted by Engineer William Reaney, set a fast southbound run during a Black Colquitt campaign trip. From Augusta to Atlanta covering 175 miles, the train took 3 hours 25 minutes with nine stops, seven lengthy. A subsequent 31 mile segment from Beesbae to Atlanta also featured multiple stops.
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Augusta Chronicle
Georgia
South
William Reaney
Georgia Railroad
United States
Black
Aganta
Atlanta
Beesbae
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Hafiz
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F. A. Byerly
Richmond Religious Herald
Harry
Brethren
the Independent
The
Baptist Weekly
Archibald Alexander
Princeton
Boston
Peole
Abbott F. Kittredge
Mrs. Mackenzie
Gorge
Mrs. Beasley
Joanna
Fanny
Susan Rich
Southern Railroad