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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 30, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 39.

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Wyoming

By E. A. Curtis

HAVING been invited by this conference to take up labor, I came here, July 4. The camp-meeting had just closed, but I had the privilege of meeting most of the laborers before they left for their fields.
Three tent companies went out this season. One company failed to get a hearing, another had quite an interesting series of meetings, and we hope that some definite fruit will result from the effort. The other company were in the city of Cheyenne. They have had many hindrances, but have some interest, and are still laboring, hoping to be rewarded by seeing souls accept the truth.
The canvassing work has been quite successful. I have been laboring most of the time in the interest of our intermediate school at Hemingford, Neb. We are hoping for a successful year's work. Brother Marshall J. Rockwell is the principal. School opens October 4.
Our conference headquarters is located at Crawford, Neb., instead of Hemingford as stated in the Year Book, and all mail that is intended for the Wyoming Conference should be sent to Crawford. Please note this. E. A. CURTIS.