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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 27, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 17.

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Northern Wisconsin

By William Covert

BROTHER B. L. ANDERSON has recently engaged in gospel work in Superior. He is prepared to labor in the English and Danish languages.
The treatment rooms, which the conference purchased from Dr. Vollmer two years ago, that he might respond to a call from the Mission Board to go to Samoa, have lately been sold to Dr. Elliott. The doctor has been doing acceptable work in the Madison Sanitarium, and it is believed that he will make a success in the place where he now goes.
Brother C. D. McMoody is laboring in Ashland, and his work is creating some interest. A tent will probably be pitched there when the season is far enough advanced to make that method of work comfortable.
Elder J. B. Locken has opened up work in the city of Rice Lake, and he reports an excellent interest in that place. Some have accepted the truth since the meetings began. He is also arranging for a tent-meeting to begin as soon as the weather will permit.
A company has been raised up through Bible work and a tent-meeting series in the city of Rhinelander, and the prospect is good for organizing a church there soon.
A few have lately accepted the truth at Monico Junction through the labors of Elder L. E. Sufficool.
These five points are all in the northern part of the State.
A camp-meeting is appointed to be held in the city of Wausau, June 15-25. The location is almost in the geographical center of the State, but it is too far north to accommodate the majority of our people in Wisconsin; yet we hope to see a large number in attendance from the center and northern parts of the State. This city, the county seat of Marathon County, is served by the Chicago and Northwestern, and Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railroads, and is therefore of easy access to about twenty-five of our churches. Let all in reach of the place plan to be there. The effort in the meeting is to be devoted mostly to evangelistic work. This fact will make the Wausau camp-meeting all the more desirable for some.
Wm. Covert.