The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-07-29
s54s4mTn N9tEsga IN sa.5AN 80
lAE CAMP GROUND

rongssrnons Being Preached From
the PuIpit in the Tabernacle
Interest is Good
hrs blessed religious services
were held yesterday on the camp
grouni besides the the first business
session of the Association. Among
the naw arrivals yesterday were Rev
erend str. Book and family and Mr..
Seastrsnd and family of Cotton, So.
Oak, and Mrs. l. L. Wood and Mrs.
John Smith, OF Hawarden, Ia.
Rev Thos. Simmons, of Faulkton,
So. DIX. led the devotional meeting
atS8 o'clock. Then at 1880 Rev. G..
Brown. Of Parker, preached on
lat. Sam. 1913. Having Our Own
Way . was the topic. Saul in his
earlier life was a godly man, was a
prophet. was humble. What a change
camewith his coronation. Few can
stand advancement. Saul was told
by the Lord to kill Agag, but failed
10 do Il. Agag 10 q fine illustration Of
Che carnal minded. God says Kill
Z But often preacher and church
say Keep him alive" Saul lost his
Kingdom g q result Of his disobed-
ice. Lost his peace. lost Gods
spirit. lost his soul, for he suicided.
and descended to hell.
A $3.50 Bud Robinson preached a
m%atsh1ess sermon on, "The Fixed
Heart. Psalm 57:7. which Is.
sntaral. bold, patient, swift. gentle,
swisa, harmless.
s RE first work God does for the
Mar Is to make it natural. The
heat full OF sin that produces anger,
sse, etc. Is not natural, not what
God Intended OF man before the fall
taat M mould be moved and control
lei 81 I'm Ezekiel saw in his won-
1eItnl vision, first the face Of a man.
Do!smAn II the process that gives him
nxed heart 10 to be brought back
what he was before sin entered.
Thssscond facs was the Face Of .
SLioa.,,s The liInj, i the bsoldest Of al
beasts Thssfk1fdssfac vas ''The face
ofJsaei Z. a 1oxsis the most patient
s0fa1tsaali1tab. Next 10 ~ the face
~ eagls Tho eagle Is the
gSNiftelk a III birds. Thensin Jesus
teashinss the lamb b@brousht before
4 sntlest ofA Ailsanimals. The
ssssIrrlppslnlt issthhs wisests ana We we're
saxold y sespenuts and
hAaarnllIsSsssaasl adoves. The sane
sttasd hsast mas these seven great
scsslaFarterasttes: N heartis natural.
al SsSks
congregation gath
saaessessd ~ listen Is the great great discourse
delivered = che evangellstio on the
n hall II Proft aMan II
He should ainthe Whole World and
lLoseskissow VI Soul. ! VIVA Should.
Man 0ivein Exchange for His
sossii. q. MARI 1863.
Prof y. Is Klitzing. principal Of
Ehe Nathaniel Pope School. Chicago.
ssnd presidsnt ofsthe Christian Wit
neasSdCp Is here with large list Of
f36oliness books which are being
bought ~ the people for their own
reading and for circulation among
t6e people Of their respective com
mnnities.
Rev. E.A. Hooking. pastor at Full
ton and his mother and sister have
sjustarriyed.
REV. ia. Mcdonald, first vice
president 81 the Association, who has
Sbee1sInssuch delicate health for seven
4 m6Anths.sI s about on the grounds,
S|th6seseaIIfulsand happy. and Gems to be
ARptIeaast TWENTY-FIVE per cent better
S@Aha1sWhen the meeting began.
sa111leseryice at the dining hall is
,s4af thalt could be asked for.
Leggett, the beloved secre-
taIitySSSof the Association. Is kept at
slhomesaby serious illness. but Is re-
ssspofte1 better, for which all hearts are
ysery@thanklul.
s5sss#8 Joseph 3. Norvell.
AsEight Rtder',s Raid
TlhsSssorst night riders are calomel.
a 81 aloss pills. They raid.