Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-29
SERVICES Will
Be ENDED TODAY
AdvenliSts Who Have Been
Holding Conference Have
Big Sabbath Program
Expected Large Number Of
Candidates Will be Bap-
tized at The River

Saturday was a busy day at the
camp ground. About 500 people met
in the different tents, this being their
Sabbath, they held Sabbath school.
The Sabbath School was made inter-
esting by talks from the missionaries
from different fOreiga fields. About
$3.50 was taken up In collections.
These donations will all be sent to
help in far off fields. The Seventh
Day Adventists have entered nearly
every couatry in the world. They
have man; young men and women who
are in constant training in som of
the foreign countries and sent by
their colleges Tor the work beyOd tho
seas. Following the Sabbath school.
Pastor o. A. Olson occupied the Eng
liah pulpit. Tic gave Il powerful talk
on consecratng our ives to the Mas.
ter. Nearly the whole congregation
moved forward and with tears run
ming down their faces pledged them
selves To- be better Christians. Pastor
Haffner spoke at the German tent and
Pastor L.. II. Christian at the scandi-
navian tent, Prof. s. G. Burley at the
Russian tent. The same spirit seem.
ed to be lowering over the entire
camp. .
Pastor Armitage gave some inter.
esting missionary experiences. He
said the following scripture helped
him to 90 to Africa. Fear not for !
am thy God" Said he, this text
settled the matter in my mind and !
decided to 80. wished to tell some
ways in which God manifested him
self in our WORT. We had with US
some native orphans. The natives
lecame interested in lis through these
orphans. They wondered at the love
ald care We gave them. The natives
came from lar and near to see these
children so we began to plan how we
might save some of these visitors. We
started a little school under "A big
tree. Soon the school was progress
ing nicely. Ole night one Of the lit.
tie native herd boys had a dream. He
dreamed that he was attending this
little school. He related his dream
to his father and asked permission to
attend. The father consented. He
related his dream to US of being IL Oui
school and hearing the word of God
preached" ~
He also related many marrow es
capes from prairie fires and how God
gave them crops amid the droughts
and hail. To the missionary this
country is not a home, but he longs
to get back to his native country.
Today will be the last day Of the
Convention. 1t will be a very busy
day. Conference at 1900 a. m
Preaching at $3.50 p. M. in the differ
cnt languages. 1t is expected that d
baptismal services will be held at the
river. Quite a number Of candidates
will be baptiscd. 800 is the hour
set. r
A talk on social purity to the young
ladies and gentlemen will he given a,
) co p. IN. The young ladies will meet
at the Young Peoples tent, and the
young men will meet at the English
tent.
Pastor Lcer will speak at $3.50 II
the German tent. Pastor Wantland
will speak at 500 IN the evening al
the same ten<, on Gods rule ana judy
mcnt.j ...
At 500 p. m. Evangelist r. C. Gil
bert, the Hebrew. Christian. of Con
cord, Mass, will speak tonight OH one
of his most favorite themes. The
subject will be, "The Passover Ser
vice and the Meaning Of the Lords
Supper" The evangelist has deliv'