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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 1, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 40.

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MINNESOTA.

MADELLA.— Some features of our work are encouraging. Good attendance Sunday nights. Others are about to decide. Presbyterians and Baptists hold secret meeting, saying, “Peace and safety.” Remember us. TENT COMPANY, per O. O. Bernstein.
KIMBALL AND CROW WING.— Most of the time since the middle of July I have spent in the country south of Kimball. My experiences here have been of various kinds. There are not many open doors, but lots of prejudice, so that some of the schoolhouses are closed against us. But the truth cannot be shut out, and like leaven it is slowly working.
The most of the people are poor, and it is difficult to make sales, yet last week I sold three copies of “Christ’s Object Lessons,” and took twelve orders.
From July 30 to August 4 I had the privilege of being with the Scandinavian brethren at Crow Wing. I was glad I went there, and I believe they were, too. My prayer is that they may lean upon the arm of Christ and continue faithful. F. JOHNSON.
ELMDALE AND LITCHFIELD.— From Crow Wing I went to Elmdale, and held a quarterly meeting with the little Scandinavian church. They all seemed to be of good courage, and we had a blessed time together. Last Friday, August 30, I went, on my wheel, to Litchfield, and stayed with the church over Sabbath. The membership is small, but with the children, the Sabbath-school numbered over twenty. I was glad to meet with them and enjoy the presence of the good Spirit. F. J.
The Minneapolis church school will be taught by Etta Flaiz. Celia Tichenor will be the teacher at the St. Paul church school; Della Burdick, at Good Thunder; Elma Detamore, at Wells; Emma Collins, at Dodge Center; Lillian Stevens, at Sauk Center; Anna Nelson, at Henning; James Mork, at Moose Lake; Thirza Mason, at Lewiston; Mary Nelson, at Isanti; Ethel Maddock, at Brainerd; Caroline Hopkins, at Medford; Ethel Sanford, at St. Cloud; M. Leatherman, at Mankato; and C. L. Butterfield, at Gilchrist. It has not been fully decided who will be the teachers at Pine Island, Anoka, Highland, and Canby.