MARTIN CO., MINNESOTA by D. P. Curtis; F. W. Morse

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 27, 1876

MARTIN CO., MINNESOTA.

By D. P. Curtis; F. W. Morse

We came to this place (Fairmont) with our tent on Monday the 10th, at the earnest solicitation of the brethren in the country around, and of many of the leading business men of the town. It is the county seat of Martin County, and a stirring little place. We pitched the tent in the best location that we could find. On account of rain, we did not get a congregation until the evening of Thursday, when some seventy-five or more came in. We have since had from fifty to one hundred and fifty. Last evening's meeting was the largest. The Lord gave freedom in speaking, and a deep and solemn stillness pervaded the congregation. We cannot tell what another evening may bring forth. On Sabbath, the brethren came in from Tenhassen, and the country around, and we had a good meeting.

We are of good courage, and hope for the salvation of God to come to this people. Pray for us, brethren.

D. P. CURTIS, F. W. MORSE.

Fairmont, July 17, 1876.