The Missionary Enterprise and The Watchman
By Editor
An interesting little paper is The Missionary Enterprise, published at Hector, Minn., by Rex Strom, a boy fifteen years of age, of a Sabbath-keeping family. This little journal is “devoted to the interests of home missionary work,” and is now entering upon its second volume. We extend our congratulations to the young editor, and encourage him to continue his good work. His paper is more worthy of a good circulation than is many a more pretentious sheet. The publishers of The Southern Watchman have decided to omit the word “Southern” from the name of the paper, thus giving it the more general name of The Watchman.