Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-10
tian Endeavor dynamo. He proved a
veritable cyclone and his address was
a tremendous inspiration.

tian Endeavor dynamo. He proved
veritable cyclone and his address was
a tremendous inspiration.
Or. Boswell on Bible Study.
Another source OF great inspiration
was the Bible Study on 1.-The Revela'
tons, of Jesus Christ" led by Rev
J. o. Buswell, pastor of the Stewart
Memorial church, Minneapolis. DR.
Boswell is recognized as n of the
leading Bible students in the coun
try and his remarks yesterday after
noon were of especial interest. 9th
er features of the afternoon program
were the five.minute talks on various
departments Of G.. n. activity, follow
ed by an address by Mrs. l.. A. Dan
enhower of jamestown on "Teen
Age" Problem Helps"
Delegates See City.
Through the courtesy Of the bust
ness men of the city, the visiting del
egates were taken for an automobile
trip about the city, during which the
various points of interest, including
the capitol building, the penitentiary,
Fort Lincoln and the Indian school
were visited. The trip was arranged
under the direction of Mr.. e. G.
Wright and was personally conduct
ed by Secretary Young of the Com
mercial club, who arranged with the
members of the club to have their au-
.tonobiles in readiness for the dele
gates. "s.t.
Banquet Concludes Day.
Nearly 200 persons attended the
banquet at the Grand Pacific hotel
last evening, which was regarded by
many as the most successful feature
Of the entire convention program.
Hon. Andrew A. Bruce, associate jus.
lice Of the supreme court, presided
over the program of toasts which fol.
over the service of a delicious menu,
n which the management of the
Grand Pacific did themselves proud.
Judge Bruce was at his very best
md, although a stranger to the ma
Ority of those present, soon won his
way into their hearts by his frequent
of Scotch humor, which inter-
'perscd the many splendid thoughts
O which he gave utterance. Father
Indeavor Clark" was the subject Of
splendid address by Secretary
lottman, who was followed by H. T..
later of Fargo, who told of what
christian Endeavor Is Doing In Far.
o. Taylor Thompson of this city
ad a similar subject, in which he
allied attention to some of the things
hitch Christian Endeavorers are do
1g. in Bismarck. The Headquarters
uilding campaign was the subject
t an address by Karl Lehman, who
'ent into the details of a campaign
funds for the erection of a build
lg which is to house the Offices of
United society in Boston. The
elegates present voted to endorse
le campaign and set as North Da-
ota's goal the raising of 5000 during
Re coming year for this building.
.ecretary s. A. Martin then spoke
a "Saloonless Nation in 1920"
Ovation For Governor Hanna.
The last speaker on the program
as Governor l.. B. Hanna, who deliv-
a most inspiring address to the 1
When Judge Bruce in
oduced the chief executive, every
erson in the room arose and greet.
l His Excellency with the Chautau-
la salute. |,
Music Fine Feature.
The musical numbers during all Of
'e sessiofs yeatefiay, incliStng the.
anquet last night, were especially (.
BOD. Solos by Miss Smith, Miss
argaret Jones and Mrs. Zwerens
ere features of the days sessions,
lille the convention choir, Mr.. Van
ever and Mr.. Grant Helming favor
! those in attendance upon the ban |
let last night. y