Northern Union Conference
By R. A. UNDERWOOD
The second biennial session of the Northern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will convene at the Lake Street church, corner Fourth Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn., March 1-11, 1906. In addition to the usual business of the conference, important Bible studies and institute work will be conducted throughout the entire conference. Each conference and mission field in the territory of the Northern Union Conference, is entitled to one delegate for the conference or mission, and an additional delegate for each one hundred and fifty Seventh-day Adventists in its borders. The credentials of the delegates should be sent at once to Mrs. A. H. Robinson, Box 285, Fargo, N. D. Elders A. G. Daniells and G. A. Irwin, and others from the General Conference will be present. We hope to see a full attendance of ministers and laborers in the Northern Union. Owing to the fact that most of those attending will come on half-fare annual railroad permits, we shall not be able to secure reduced railroad rates for those not having clerical permits. Any who may come not having half-fare rates would do well to buy round-trip tickets. The Minnesota Conference will furnish rooms, bedsteads, springs, and straw for beds, free of charge, to the delegates and conference laborers who attend. Each one attending, whether conference laborer, delegate, or otherwise, must supply himself with bedtick, and sufficient bedding for comfort should the weather be cold, as it is more than liable to be. Rooms in this vicinity are very scarce, especially at this time of the year; hence it will be positively necessary for all persons planning to attend the conference to make definite arrangements with the locating committee before coming. Meals will be served at reasonable cost. Trains will be met Wednesday and Thursday, February 28 and March 1. All, upon arriving, should go immediately to the church, corner Fourth Avenue S. and Lake Street, deliver their baggage checks to our agents at the depot or at the tract society office, and we will attend to all baggage. Address all communications concerning rooms, etc., to P. E. Sanford, Box 989, Minneapolis, Minn. R. A. UNDERWOOD, President.