The Chadron (Neb.) Camp-Meeting
By A. T. ROBINSON
A CAMP-MEETING for the Wyoming and western Nebraska mission field was held at Chadron, Neb., June 22 to July 2. The camp comprised twenty-five or more tents, erected on good grounds, centrally located, with about one hundred dwellers in tents. The weather during the first and last days of the meeting was quite unfavorable, but the hearty good cheer of the brethren and sisters served to make one forget any outward discomfort. The attendance from the outside, which was hindered considerably by the wet weather, increased each day during the meeting. A very friendly feeling was manifested on the part of the people of the town, one of the ministers offering the use of his church, in case rain prevented holding services in the tent. Besides the regular laborers in the mission field, Elder E. T. Russell was present during the entire meeting, the writer the first part, and Prof. C. C. Lewis the last part. The preaching and Bible studies were of a close, practical nature, and were heartily responded to by our people. At the evening services, which were well attended by those not of our faith, the great truths of the message were dwelt upon, and the sermons were listened to very attentively. A baptismal service, which was to have been held near the close, was prevented by a heavy rain. A. T. ROBINSON.