The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-06
Open REVIVAL IN
TWO OTHER \ D,
CITIES
Grafton and Wahpeton to Have
Services Commencing
This Week.
MUCH INTEREST NOTED
Already in Those Towns
Meetings in Grand Forks
Tuesday Were Large.
MUCH INTEREST NOTED
(By the Committee.l

This afternoon, Rev. Charles Hunt,
Rev. Myrland and Mr.. Gilmore will go
to Grafton where they will open the
revival services this evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Bacafer of Kansas City
are to have charge of the revival meet
ings in Grafton, and they are in Grand
Forks today. Both preach, and both
are good singers. Leigh Hunt will
have charge of the business and of
the Grafton revival.
On Friday the revival campaign will
be opened in Wahpeton. Rev. Hunt
and Myrland having decided to go
down there and start the meetings.
Tuesday Meetings.
The MONDAY meeting in the taber-
nacle was decided inspiration for
those that attended. Mr.. Davidson
delivered a brief address upon the
subject of personal work with the I'M
saved. Among the many helpful
things which he said was this, "The
person who wins a soul to Christ
wins a friend for himself, he person
ally attaches the individual so won,
to himself" Now the evangelist may
preach and win by personal effort 100
OF your townspeople to love Christ,
and thus personally attract them to
himself because Of what he has done
for them, but presently the evangelist
would go away, you are going to stay
here. how much more valuable it will
be for 100 of you men to win 100
others for then you will have a fell
lowship and a fraternity mutually
helpful and worth while. Get out
and get busy for Christ during these
days of opportunity.
Mr.. Isaacs held MONDAY meeting
at the state university, addressing the
students briefly in his usual hearty
and helpful fashion. There is a very
great interest among the students in
this very great movement.
The Bible reading at 3 o'clock at
the tabernacle yesterday drew a fine
audience. Mr.. Isaacs is 4 very clear
exposition Of the scriptures, and has
a fund Of Illustrations which are apt
and helpful. He is giving a series of
Bible readings upon what it means
to confess Christ" and all who are
interested in the scripture study will
find profit in following his course.
Tabernacle Filled.
Last evening Rev. Eli r. Myrland
preached to q congregation at the
Trinity Lutheran church. He Is
very impressive speaker, possessing
wit, sarcasm, pathos and earnestness.
1t is, however, impossible to give a
report of his Scandinavian services
because no reporter had as yet been
found who can take his speech in
shorthand.
The tabernacle was we'll filled by
1880 last night. and the stirring re-
vival songs urged late Corners a block
away to make haste in order to get
a seat The following ministers sat
on the platform: Evangelist Hunt,
G. l.. Hunt, Rev. M. p. Burns. Allen
Clark, Oertlie, VIM. Moore, Isaacs,
futile, Miller, DR.. Christy Brown of
Fargo, and singers Davidson and Gil
more. Mr.. Gilmore sang tenor solo
AID DR.. Brown led In prayer.
Rev. F. E. r. Miller announced the
Offering, and spoke as follows:
Refuting Rumors.
while we are in the business of
refuting false rumors about this re-
vival campaign. want to knock an