Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 12, 1904

BROTHER J. E. COLLINS writes from Tampico, Ind., that two or three have taken a stand for the truth there.

A NEW church building at Bazine, Kan., was dedicated May 7, 8. This building is for a German church recently organized there.

A LOT has been secured for a new church building for the El Dorado, Kan., church. It is expected the work of erection will begin shortly.

EIGHT persons have begun to keep the Sabbath at Minneapolis, Kan., where Elder A. R. Ogden is conducting meetings.

AT Meno, O. T., where eight persons were baptized last February, three more were baptized by Elder A. E. Field during a recent visit with the Sabbath-keepers there.

BROTHER S. S. RYLES, who is working among the colored people at Devall's Bluff, Ark., reports that among those who are keeping the Sabbath there is a Methodist minister who has charge of three churches.

THE last report from Brother and Sister W. L. Black, who are holding meetings at Myrtle Point, western Oregon, states that six more persons have begun the observance of the Bible Sabbath. There is much opposition, but the truth gains steadily.

ELDER G. F. HAFNER, president of the Oklahoma Conference, writes the following: “The work in Oklahoma is still onward. The workers are all of good courage. We will send out six or seven tents in the field this summer. Eleven were added to the Shattuck church lately by baptism.”

IN a summary of his work at Drain, western Oregon, since February 20, Brother O. Soule says: “Two have joined the church, three backsliders were reclaimed, and one began the observance of the Sabbath. A brother from the East overcame the tobacco habit, and he and his family, four in all, have sent for letters, and will join the church at Drain.”