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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 24, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 43.

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South Dakota

By Charles P. Farnsworth

CHAMBERLAIN.—On September 14 a church of nineteen members was organized at this place by Elder C. M. Clark. Seven persons at the Chamberlain Sanitarium have accepted present truth, and have been baptized, and several patients are deeply interested, and we trust that they will soon accept the truth in its fulness. The message has been proclaimed with power by Elders R. E. Harter and C. M. Clark. Quite a number in the city have taken their stand with us, and we expect to see them unite with the church in a little while. So much interest has been manifested in the third angel's message here, that the pastors of the other denominations have secured the services of Evangelist Johnson, and have erected a tabernacle, in order to expose the fallacies of Seventh-day Adventists. We thank the Lord for this, as it is an indication that the interest of the people is greatly stirred.
About eighty patients have been treated at the sanitarium since the first of August. When it was dedicated, it was full. More than a score of heavy operations have been performed successfully. We thank the Lord for all his blessings, and ask your prayers that we may keep humble, and that the Lord's work may prosper in this place.
C. P. FARNSWORTH.