TRACT AND MISSIONARY INSTITUTE AT SIGOURNEY, IOWA.
By George I. Butler
I HAD the pleasure of spending a week at this Institute, and it was a very profitable season to me. The instruction given by Bro. Haskell was just what was needed by those who design to act the part of laborers in our noble tract and missionary work. I deeply regretted that more of our people were not out. Iowa greatly needs instruction of just the kind furnished, that our society may take that position of usefulness which the Lord has for it to fill. As it was, we trust much good will result from the Institute, but much more might have been done. I was sorry I could not be there all the time it was in progress; but I am grateful that I had the privilege of spending a week there, and trust I shall be much better qualified to impart instruction to others in keeping accounts straight and creating a greater interest in the T. and M. work. We hope all our people will feel these institutes are seasons of great profit. Geo. I. Butler.