The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-18

themselves but are weights which
hinder influence and progress in the
Christian life and should be resisted
unto blood" The Trinity OF women
is Fuss, feathers and fur" He gave
an instance of one church member
who paid 500 for expenses of So
ciety function" and 65 cents towards
the gospel. Devil may be spelled
with Self"
Out Of the Depths.
Probably one of the largest religious
meeting of men ever held in Grand
Forks was that held in the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon. About $50
men were present. The music was
excellent. Rev. Hunt was the first
speaker, the topic being "Out of the
Depths" He said that no matter how
deep in sin man might fall, yet the
Christ could lift him up. None have
fa.len SO low but what they can
be saved. Rev. Myrland then address,
ed the meeting Mr.. Hunt being in
such bad shape on account of severe
cold that he was unable to continue.
Rev. Myrland gave few personal ex-
periences first. He then enlarged up
on the spirit of man in threefold,
mind. body and spirit. The body, he
said must have proper care, food and
clothing. The mind, however he said
Is not as easily satisfied. The artist
is happy when he achieves success in
a great painting, but ambitious still,
he will endeavor to excel it. The
sculptor may attain great success in
his works, but will always try to do
something better. He had done all he
could physically, but the mind was still
unsatisfied. To satisfy man, the spirit
must be fed and Christ is the only
spirit food. The Christian body may
become exhausted, but the Christian
spirit would live on forever. Out of
the $50 men present, twenty-five de-
cisions to lead better life were
made. Rev. Myrland spoke for few
minutes in the Norwegian language,
and when he had concluded, one man
stated that he had driven in from a
long ways, just because he had read
that Mr. Myrland was going to give
an address in the Norwegian language
The Diseased Soul.
He that wineth souls is WISE" was
the topic spoken on by Rev. Davidson
Sunday morning in the Baptist church.
the church edifice was crowded, ana
a large chorus furnished the music.
Rev. Davidson brought out several
very interesting points during his
short address, he being followed by
Rev. Myrland. He continued along
the same line of thought, emphasizing
the magnitude of sin and need of SAL
vation. He treated sin in a unique
manner" He asked, rs Icing sin?
Is murder sin? Is theft SIM" Con-
tinueing he said, rs cough consump-
t!on?" II it was he said, that the
person should get a bottle. of cough
syrup. Pits in the face some times
are the results OF smallpox. Crime of
greater or less degree results from a
diseased soul, and the only real balm
fer sin is the blood of Christ, said the
speaker
WOMen's Meeting.
A meeting for women was held in
the Baptist church at 3 o'clock Sun
day, at which a large congregation
gathered to listen to Mr. Davidson.
The sunbeam chorus consisting of
over one hundred voices delighted
every one. The kings business" was
surprisingly we'll rendered, in the
chorus the boys whistling an accom-
Daniment Mr. Gilmore cano !, col,
20 wonderful love of my God with
good effect. Mr. Hunt, mandolin SOLO.
MIR. Davidson spoke of Christ Jesus
the gift of God, and urged that ne he
accepted.
Placaded as Lawyer.
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, Rev. Hunt was the speaker The
services opened with singing by the
chorus OF 100 voices, a solo by Mr..
Gilmore, and selection by a double
quartet. Rev. Hunt stated that in his
fourteen years of experience as an
evangelist, he had never seen so much
interest taken in the beginning as
was shown in Grand Forks. He So
Noted the earnest prayers of all
christians for the success of the re.
Vlval He took 70 ,rhis text the FORTY
seventh verse OF the twenty-second
chapter of Matthews, which is "Sav-
ing, what think We of Christ Whose
sen is He? They say unto him, the
son OF David" He said it did make n
Inference what people thought of
Christ. Treating the subject from tho