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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-21
IN INTEREST OF
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
BIG CONVENTION TO BE HELD
NEXT MONTH
Delegates From All Parts of Southern
California Will Assemble In This
City for Three Days
Service

Great preparations are being made
for the sixteenth annual Southern Cal
ifornia Sunday school convention. 1t
will be held in the First Methodist
church in this city, April II, IS and 10.
A large representation from the Sun
day schools of Southern California is
expected. No effort is being spared to
gestive to all workers. Grant Colfax
Tullar and Isaac II. Meredith, noted
musicians of New York, will lead the
music.
Following is the provisional pro-
gram-A day with Mary Foster Bryner.
A great opportunity for workers and
teachers; o'clock registration; 9:20,
convention dedication, Rev. A. G.
song; $3.50, THE Teachers RESPONSE
bility," Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner; 1929,
1.-The Way of Sunday School Exten-
sion" e. w. Thornton; 10:40, 1.-THE How
of Sunday School Extension: II, 1.-THE
Ministry of Song" Isaac Meredith
rs, TRAINED Workmen," Mrs Mary
Foster Bryner; 11;45, Into the Pres
ence of Cod"
Tuesday afternoons o'clock. Sunday
ScilOOl IluSlC, NIdIlI COlleiA ulleil +,
2:20, "Plans for Juniors" Mrs. Mary
Foster Bryner: $40, Special Work fol-
Beginners" Miss Julia Austin, Chi
cago; $3.50. "Organized Primary Work, y
Miss Alice Jacobs, Chicago.
Presidents Annual Address
Tuesday evening-7:15 o'clock, Con-
vention chorus led by Messrs. Tullal
and Meredith; 7:45, presidents address
- IT-II O.nF ttryfT xtrA1r. ~
S15, response from the provinces; S:25
convention chorus: $50. Through
Field Glasses" Mrs. Mary Foster
Bryner.
Wednesday forenoon-A day with
the Hamills--63O o'clock, Conservation
Hour" Leon V. Shaw; Q, Musical
Hindrances and Helps" TulIar and
Meredith; $50, THE Superintendent;
and His Staff" (conference), Dr.
Hamill; 1890, department conferences;
Home Department" Mrs. Mary Foster
Hamill and Mr.. Weld; Elementary
Grades" Mrs. Hamill and Mrs. Basker-
vile; temperance department; 1880,
assembly chorus; HAS. 1.-THE Help of
the Spirit" Rev. Alfred Inwood,
Wednesday afternoon-2 o'clock, 1.-THE
Power OF the Solo in Sunday School
Work." Isaac Meredith; 2:20, Dividing
Responsibility" (conference), Or. Ha-
mill; 2:50, work Doing, Done and to
Do; discussions led by General Secre-
tary Hugh C. Gibson; 4:10. Lesson
Building" Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner.
Wednesday evening-7;15 o'clock,
convention chorus, Tullar and Meredith;
7:45, 1.-THE Church and Child" Mrs.
Hamill; SIS. Sunday School Methods, ~
Prof Hamill.
Thursday morning-The great day of
the convention; $3.50, choral praise,
Tullar and Meredith; 10, Unfolding
Sunday School Energies" II. M. Ha-
mill; II, 1.-The Development of Musical
Talent Through the Agency of the Sun
day School," Grant G. Tullar; Ills,
1.-The Value of Child Study" Mrs. H.
NJ. Hamill.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

MIST. office 4ss South Hill street.
MIST. cures Constipation. Never failsl
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-21

j. A. Rakoff of 926 Blaine street re-
ported to the police that a sneak thief
entered his room Monday and stole
a watch
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-21
Committed to AsNlum

Frank Miller and Olga A. Brooke
charged with insanity, were ordered
committed to the asylum at Highland
by the commission in Judge Gibbs
department of the superior court yes
terday.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-21
Reynolds VS.. Reynolds

An interlocutory decree Of divorce
was granted Mrs. Ida u. Reynolds
from Daniel f. Reynolds by Judge
Gibbs in department two of the super
Tor court yesterday. The ground al
legged was failure to provide.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
NERVOUS PEOPLE
SOMETHING YOU OUGHT TO
KNOW.

mo nerves and never irritable. -
This is what our we'll known drug
gist, c. W. Willing, says people re-
port after taking Vinol.
1T Is remarkable" said Mr.. Wal.
ling to the editor of the Herald,
''how many people buy sedatives and
all sorts of opiates to quiet and deaden
the nerves, when they are weakening
their entire nervous system by doing
so.
Nerve troubles are easily cured, :"
continued Mr.. Willing. 1T is sim.
ply case of treating the general
weakness, not the nerves alone, and
that Is just what V,nol does in the
most direct and simple manner posi-
BILE. It cures nerve troubles because
it builds one up, and makes one
strong all over. It invigorates the
entire nervous system, makes new
blood and vitality. "Vlnol contains
no drugs, and youk now what you are
taklng-simply the medicinal cura.
tives found IN cod liver oil with a
little orga mic iron added. 1t is fast
supsrsediug old forms of cod liver oil
and emulsions because it is so de-
licions to the taste and has such mar.
velOus vitaliZlng power.
It Is for this reason that We say to
every nervous rundown and debil-
itsted person in Little Falls, try
Vinol, and If 1t does not cure you
come back and get your money! G.
w. Willing, Druggist
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
Highest cash price paid fo1
raw furs by Max Ravel.
SWAN RIVER EXTRA

March 27.-Mlss Thora Larson went
to town Thursday where she will be
employed.
John aanf1er was In town Thursday.
Hans Christensen of Faribault is
visiting his parents here this week.
Martin Larsen went to Little Falls
Monday. where he will be employed.
School will open in Dist. as Mon.
dav, with Miss Wilson of IT. Ripley
as teacher.
Chas. Hanaer was saving wood fol
the farmers with has gasoline engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanaer visited
relatives In Elmdale Sunday.
Rasmus Larsen, who has been en-.
plooyed in st. Cloud, came home
Sunday.
Peter Madison purchased horse
from Frank Madison last week.
Peter Kliber left for st. Cloud Mon.
day. where he will be employed.
Neil O'Donne]l is sick this week.
William Gollnick was grinding iced
for the farmers Monday.
John Pier1ina was In town FRIDAY.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Paul Kulla Of Elm
Dale visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schniezek's SUNDAY.
Chas. Hander visited relatives il
Elmdale Sunday. -
Hiss Emma Qfistenson left 70,
OREGON Tuesday. where The will visit
relatives for some time.
Mrs. Chas. Wick, Who has been Wis.
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An.
for her home in Oregon Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30


You dressed from
We
strictly ONE PRICE, and prices Satisfaction
eunded
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
AUSLAND

.-Ma~ch 24.-Petsr Prescott went to
Brainerd last Thursday,
VIM, Jones had the misfortune last
Tuesday to have his house burned, a:
there were no mon at home. There
was hardly anything sa7ed. There
was no insurance 20 it is total loss.
..John Knudson made flying trip to
the county seat Wednesday.
A., c. Stroeming went to Little
Falls on business last Friday
Tegner Kuucs1n is able TO be up
and around again.
Oar correspondent ia the Transcript
SAYS that there was voted herd law
this year, the same as last year. He
had better get posted little bit more
before he says 81, as the votes were
az for nerd law and % against it.
3 L.. P. Snow bought & very fine horse
at the Ecklund --auction sals last Fri
day.
Everybody seems to have bad cold
and is quite lot Of Sickness in this
locality. No wonder tbs way the cold
weather keeps on.
There seems to be quite a LIT OF talk
about certain parties in this locality,
but talk is cheap and some dav they
might have to prove it.
Mr.. Anderson, the Lenox store keep
or, gwas in this locality last Tuesday
on business.
Arnold Page is home nowadays for
q visit. he has been fireman on the
N. P. railroad all winter and thinks
q little rest will do him good.
There seems to be an awful lot of
wolves around here and there are
quite a number after them, but Mr..
Wolf seems to be too smart for all Of
them.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
SWAN RIVER.

March 26.-Chss HanAer is busy
saving wood for the farmers with his
gasoline engine.
Mrs. P. Rasmussen celebrated her
Sand birthday anniversary Monday, a
great number of friends being present.
Rasmus Larson returned home from
St. Cloud, where he has been en-
plogea for number of years.
Mrs. Peter Kowelzek visited at the
home of her son Tuesday.
The storm that visited us Wednes.
day was terrible sight to sec, hay,
straw, caps and hats and even the
kids few up in the air.
Miss Thora Larsen left for Little
Falls Thursday, where she will be en-
ployed at her brother Alfred's for
some time.
P. j. Gregerson is employed at
Frank Madson's this week.
Peter Krych visited in town Thurs
Mrs. Fred Hanfler and son JOHN was
in Little Falls Thursday.
Misses Jennie and Amanda Chris.
tenson vent to Minneapolis q short
time ago to bring their mother and
their two small sisters to Little Falls,
where she will make her future home.
Mrs. Christensen lived mere in Swan
River for great number of years.
She went to Minneapolis about two
years ago where she has resided since.
All her friends IL Swan River are
very glad to SEQ her safe return
Miss Lucy and Helen Trettel called
on their sister, Mrs. Mat Kowelzek,
Sunday.
Mrs. J. Gallus is sick this week.
The farmers around here are not
going to seed so early as they did last
year. Many Of them had their grain
sowed at this time last year.
Mrs. P. Gregerson had the misfor-
tune to slip off the steps Sunday and
hurt her knee.
Mr.. land Mrs. Fred Hanfler and
daughters Rose and. Mary and son
Charley, were to church in Elm Dale
Sunday.
A number of young folks visited at
p. J. Greaerson q Sunday evening.
The evening was spent In playing
cards and playing the graphophone.
Rev. Moide conducted church in
the German Evangelical church in
Elm Dale Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
CULDRUM

Feb. 26,-Mrs. Vanslow went to
Grey Eagle on a visit Friday.
Chas. Buelow went to Swanville
Saturday on business.
g. Schultz lost . valuable calf Sat-
urday night.
The club meets at Mr.. Steven s
Saturday niRht. :.
Quite number of teams are haul
Ing sand for Mr.. Pantzke's house
which he iatends to build In the
spring.
They are oil very anxious to see
spring around here.
Gust Schults received the sad news
from Rochester that his mother died
at that place March 20th.
Mr.. Kogmans OF Randall was here
selling medicine In this vicinity.
The club will meet at Mr.. Bailey 4
SATURDAY. evening If it doesn't hail.
Little johnny Morrison sold his In.
terest in his feed mill to Joe Good.
man.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
BELLE PRAIRIE

March 96.-Mles Cora Reaper mas
returned home, for q weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. joe Lafond of
Little Falls.
- Fred Beveridge has returned home
from Cloquet, where he has been EN-.
plcyed for several months.
We are sorry to learn of the resigna-
ton of our mail carrier, Jess Miles,,
from route 4. Mr.. Niles has given
good service during his two years run
on this road and we regret very much
that he has decided to give up the
work.
Henri Trumbly of New York ar.
rived Friday for short visit with bis
cousin, Chas. Heroux. Mr.. Trumbly
is en- route to Colorado where he will
be employed,
Allen Waite, a former resident of
this place, but late Of Nashua. Ia ,
arrived Friday with a carload ct
household goods. farming implements
and stock and will continue his resi-
dence here. M. Waite owns what is
known as the Hudon farm.
A very sad death was that Satur-
day afternoon Of Mrs. Claudia Moran,
wife of David Moran. Jr., of this
place. Mrs Moran had been i'll for
some time and died of a complication
of diseases She was tie second
daugter Of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dugas
and was but 20 years and months
old at the time of her death. The de-
ceased was a woman Of sweet DISPOSE
tion and we'll thought Of by all who
knew her She was married less than
two years ago and besides her husband
she leaves her mother and father, sew
eral brothers and sisters and many
relatives and friends to mourn her
death. Funeral services were held
Monday morning and the remains laid
to rest in the cemetery here. Mr..
Moran has the sympathy of many
friends in his great sorrow.
Fred Bugh has loaded car Of en-
grant movables and on Tuesday will
leave for Cleveland, N. D., where he
owns LARGE tract of land. Mr.. Bugh
moved to Dakota about year ago and
reports it very prosperous country
where he Is located. He and his
family have been here several weeks
visiting relatives and renewing &C.
quaintauces. During his stay here
Mr.. Bugh purchased two splendid
work teams and lumber and machin.
ery for use on his farm in Dakato.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
BRlEkYARD

March 26..-Leander Larson and LIE q
| Miller came home from the wo DDS
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Matteson Wis.
| tied Mr.. and Mis-. Howard Hovev Of
Little Falls Monday.
Rex Muncy visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Alfred Matteson Saturday and Sun.
day.
Herbert Vauzile Of Svanville is here
visiting friends. He was tbs guest of
Verne and Everett Savage Saturday
and Sunday.
Tnera was a sarp.iss party on Mrs.
Lii Reid Saturday night the occa
sion beine her birthday.
Mrs. Quine and Miss Jessie TAYLOR
was in Little Falls Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting Mrs. Qaine sis.
ter, Mrs Miller, who is very sick.
Mrs. Scott visited in Little Fails
Saturday.
Little Norma Reid was surprised
by her little friends Saturday, it be
ing her eighth birthday on Friday.
Mr.. Savage went on route No. 2
Thursday as Everett was among the
NJ. B A. members that went to Roy
alton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reid went 10
Royalton Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Scott and Gertrude
Taylor stayed at Mrs. Frank Reid 3
Thursday night.
Miss Minnie Taylor visited in Little
Falls Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Zimmerman went up to Fl.
Ripley Thursday to his farm and re-
turned home Friday.
Mr.. Tabler received the sad news Of
the death Of his nephew last week,
living in South Dakota.
Sam Longfellow went on route 8
Saturday.
Mr.. Muske of Little Falls was q
; caller here Saturday.
Miss Della Qoine Is on the sick list.
David Wright Is working at the 90 "
mill in Little Falls.
G. A. Sprandel Is still on tho sick
: list.
Noela Duclos entertained a few of
her friends Saturday evening.
| Clarissa Duclos has returned from
Lake Elmo and st. Paul.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
huff

March 2e.-Miss Julia Oby visited
at Little Falls last week.
Mr.. Keller was buried Wednesday
at Randall. No funeral services, tor
want Of q minister.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Sienor,
. few days ago, 4 daughter.
Frank Bennett moved onto section
Thursday. :,
The saw mill IL again in operation.
q. A. Oouthoudt's folks are on the
sick list, but not dangerous.
The Gov story was told 90 an orig
nal story anyway, and We only
thought It WAS Little. -Nuh said.
The rain and fleet have not i'm.
proved the roads any and there 10 not
much being done in the way Of haul.
s. T. Bennett and Geo. Oouthodt
were hauling lumber from the Mccoy.
Hall saw mill Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
SULLIVAN Lake

March II to 26.-Mr. Raymond Sims
visited G. K. Look who had q rather
hard spell Of the grip, Monday.
Mr.. Haywood gave q dance Wednes-
day evening.
The board met at Mr.. Cowan's
Wednesday. 81.
F. W. Haywood furnished bonds as
treasurer.
T. S. Look made use of his snow
shoes and Ont across country in going
to Cowau's Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30

Mr.. Morrison visited at Mr.. Cad
wells Thursday. Came up to kill a
bear, but there was too much 81 W.
Mr.. Christensen, Sr. made trip to
the post Office Friday. ........
MI. Swedburg of Vlneland stopped
with F. A. johnson Thureday night.
he is looking for hay.
T. S. Look made business trip to
F. Walmark's place Friday and
bought some hay.
G. e. Looks three children are sick
with the grip.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
ELM DALE

March 26.-Charles Stallman was in
Royaltcn Monday.
f. NJ. Larson was the guest Of Paul
Kulla of Swan River Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs Hattie Weaver and Miss Stella
Val,ett were the guests Of friends in
Melrose. Freeport and Upsala Sunday
and Monday
miss Emma jacobson went to Min
nepclis on visit
Oscar P. jacobson, who is attend
ing the agricultural school in Mime.
apolis. attended the fu-eral Of his sist
e. Mrs. G. J. Lundio, Sunday ate.
noon and returned Monday.
G. r. Vallett spent last week In th e
Twin Cities and returned Saturday.
Gilbert Vallett Jr. is sick.
School ia district Is will close Fri
day for four weeks vacation.
W. Davis went to koyalton Friday
Mr.. Mike of Swanville was The
guest of Mr.. VALET Tuesday.
James Johnson has purchased his
mother S farm at Upsala and will give
up his job of enp1neer at Mr.. Vallett's
and go to farming. He moved his
fanny to Upsala Tuesday. Their
friends will mics them very much and
all join in wishing them success.
Nick Boos spent Tuesday evening
with Mr.. Vallett and heard new go.
lection on the phonograph which Mr..
Vallett brought from Minneapolis.
Lawrence Ohotta went to Royalton
Tuesday.
Ed Nelson, who is the handsomest
man In Elmda1e, has returned home
from the woods. gaining almost 70
pounds, making his weight now Ss6,
being the heaviest man in Elmdsle. :
The dentist, DR.. Gibson. of Little
Falls, is praotioing in Elm Dale and
is doing first class business.
Mrs. Hattie Weaver is preparing to
depart for FARGO, N. D.
There will be q meeting held in the
St. Edward oharch every Friday
morning.
DR.. Chance called on Mrs. Hattie
Weaver Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude and her mother, Mrs.
Thomas, were the guests of Mrs K.
g.. Gunderson Sunday.
Saturday being Miss Bertha VAL
lett 8 birthday, Miss Grace and Dewey
Boos called and, spent the day. She
received quite number Of presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonnell, who
has been visiting with Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Sobiech, are going on Monday
to their homestead near Bismarck,
Osal Whitkey has been running
Chars Lur gren's mill at Holdingford.
Mrs. 81. Olson called on Mrs.
Battle Weaver Sunday.
Mrs. A. Thomas was the guest OF
Mrs. Hattie Weaver Thursday
Ed Nelson and Cnas. Stallman went
to Little Falls Saturday.
T. Mische is working for Henry
Peterson.
Albert Albertson, who has been the
guest Of his uncle and grandmother,
Mr.. and Mrs Peterson, has returned
to his home in Brainerd.
Father Belzowski of Ledoux called
on Mrs. Kallis, who has been very
sick, out is on the road to recovery.
Tom Truzel is the guest of Nick
Boas.
Christ solae is very sick withan
awful cold.
Mrs. o. A. Wittke was a Two Riv.
ers' caller last week.
Joe Miller of Swan River is en-
p1oyed at e. M. karson's.
j. j. jacobson and Frank Kopka
went to Royalton Thursday.2
Miss Emma jacobson who has been
visiting In Minneapolis, returned
home Thursday.
Joe and Johnnie Kuila of Swan
Kliver were the guests of e. M. Lar
SOD Sunday evening.
Martin Larson went to Royalton
Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
PEACEFUL VALLEY

March 96.-A bad IRE occurred In
this vicinity the 20th inst. which re.
suited in the destruction Of the dwel.
ling house of J. G. Bartholomew and
nearly all of it's contents. Mr.. Bar
tholomew was away from home at
thu time. Mrs. Bartholomew and
son. Jay, and his wife were at din.
ner. When they first discovered the
fire the chamber was full of fire. The
elongings of the young couple were
In the chamber and consumed by
flames. The house being fapered the
fire spread rapidly and nearly all the
wearing apparel they saved was that
they were wearing at the time. A
few things which were easiest re-.
moved were saved. Several Of the
neighbors were soon on the ground
and BY hard fighting the barn and
other outbulldings were saved. There
wa: no insurance on the house. Mr..
Bartholomew are living at present
in what is known as the John Dus.
sault house. They intend to erect a
new house at once.
There is rumor of war in our peace.
full valley.
J. B. Murray and Ben Draper took
a header while driving home from
the town clerks Tuesday evening.
Ben says he did not know the crust on
the snow was 90 hard. He was laid
up with q lame shoulder for while
after.
Every other day people go to sale
and every other day they don't. Tony
Minette 10 the leading auctloneer In
Todd county.
Miss Mary Gillian has been engaged
to teach the Fawn Lake school.
j.. G. Bartholomew. had q "bee"
Monday to get logs for new house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30

Allen Waite and family have moved
here from Nashua. La.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30
FOR SALE.
l good heavy team of farm horses.
l set of work harness.
corn planter.
FOR SALE.

Mccormick Mower.
Sulky corn Cultivator.
1 Mccormick Grain Binder.
/ Mccormick Corr Binder.
. All have been used very little, and
are very near az goUd as new. Can
be had for cash or on easy terms.
Apply to Jacob Burton, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-30

D. W. Sims visited G.. E.. Look
Thursday. Mr.. Sims is rather badly
crippled with rheumatism from work.
Ing in lumber camps.
Saturday T. 8. and G. e. Look were
hauling hay across the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Dawson re-
turned on the early morning train
where Mr.. Dawson has been visiting
Sunday relatives and Mrs. Dawson to
attend the W.. B. G. convention a.
delegate for that order.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-30
THE SPRING TERM OPENED
Very %Flattering Outlook for Attend
ance at the Spring Term of
the University.

This morning the spring term Of
Dakota Wesleyan University opened
with Il very gathering attendance.
judging by the large number OF STU
dents in the chapel hall, when the
first exercises were conducted.
In conversation with President
Nicholson it IA ascertained tbat.the
enrolment for the spring term. at
the close Of business Tuesday even
ing numbered a little over 300, with
Is or 20 new students placing their
names on the roll for the first time.
This is the largest spring enrolment
that the institution has had at the
beginning OF the term in the history
of the college. Within a week DR..
Nicholson expects to have a greater
number OF students at the college
and he feels that the last three
months Of the college year will be
very successful.
DR.. Nicholson stated that he had
received very good reports from Rev.
Mr.. MacLain, the held agent, who
is at present in Chicago and the sur
rounding territory working i'm the
financial interests Of the college.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-30
THE BAPTIsTs REVEALS
Interesting Sermon and Song Ser
vice Making the Meeting Fine
Success at Start.

tE&HTN4EAgEE i
The attendance and interest is
growing in the revival services at the
Baptist church. Every one present
Tuesday. evening seemed deeply NOV
ed as the subject of 1.-The Workings
OF the Holy Spirit was presented ny
Pastor Burton. After depicting the
scene ut P%enlecost the questions of
why do we Need the Holy Spirit |;
What is it, Can we Have It?n were
discussed. The characteristics or
uualities3af these disciples were also
touched upon, which were their hu
nllliLy. purity. and determined faith
fHlness. With these qualities and
the power CT Gods spirit upon them
they were able to do the mightest
service ever rendered by men,. This
led to.ythe application of The thought
to the neefs in Mitchell and to trans
formation which woulu take place il
these qualities and this qualification
of divine power we've found with the
Christian people.
Services will be held each evening
beginning at 7:45 O'Clock. The CO.
operation and prayers of all Christian
people are solicited in behalf OF these
services.