Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 2, 1904

A NEW church building for the German church at Bazine, Kan., was dedicated May 7, 8.

A CHURCH of nineteen members was recently organized at Rothbury, Mich., by Elder W. C. Hebner.

THE company at McCook, Neb., have purchased the Methodist church building at that place at a cost of eight hundred dollars.

THE company at Hampton, Iowa, have effected a church organization, and have a new church building completed, with provision for a church-school.

BROTHER H. STEEN, in a report of recent work done among the Scandinavians in Minneapolis, Minn., states that "a few have decided to obey the Lord and walk in the light."

REPORTING from Fergus Falls, Minn.. Brother O. O. Bernstein states that ten persons are awaiting baptism there, thirty persons in all having accepted the truth at that place since last summer.

A REPORT from the Dayton, Ohio, church states that it is growing in members and spirituality. Four persons were baptized at that place, May 1.

AT Rollwitz, Neb., twelve adults have accepted the truths presented to them by Brother C. W. Graves, who has been holding meetings in a schoolhouse.