Field Notes

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 3, 1903

BROTHER U. DAKE reports the recent organization of a church at Cement, O. T.

THREE souls have recently been added to the company of commandment-keepers in Milwaukee, Wis.

BROTHER JETHRO KLOSS recently reported that four persons were desiring baptism at Fish Creek, Wis.

AT Stony Brook, Minn., three persons, heads of families, have accepted the message under the labors of Brother J. O. Peet.

THE little company near Blencoe, Iowa, are much encouraged by the completion and dedication, free of debt, of a small but neat house of worship.

BROTHER W. H. WHITE and his wife have organized a Sabbath-school of thirty-three members at Ferguson, O. T., and through their efforts a number are interested in the truth.

BROTHER W. E. FREDERICK reports that at Statesville, N. C., an interest to hear the truth has resulted from the prosecution of two of our brethren for refusing to keep Sunday. Two lawyers who at first condemned the attitude of these Sabbath-keepers now say that the State Sunday law is unconstitutional, and another one, a prominent attorney, says he is ready to use his influence to have the statute repealed. The papers have opened their columns to the truth on the subject of religious liberty.