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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 5, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 27.

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Field Notes

SEVEN persons were baptized at Dayton, Ohio, May 16.
FOUR persons have accepted the message of truth at Linton, Ind., presented by Brother B. Hagle.
AT Clifton, Colo., three persons recently took a public stand to obey all God’s commandments.
A REPORT from Columbus, Ohio, states: “Several new ones are keeping the Sabbath, and we are planning for baptism again on June 16.”
SIX persons have begun keeping the Sabbath at Chireno, Tex., where Brother J. I. Taylor and his wife are laboring. The interest there is still good.
FOUR young men and one lady were recently baptized and added to the church at Rosswell, N. M. Eight persons have accepted present truth at this place within the last five months.
TWO persons joined the church at Galena, Kan., June 2. Two other persons have been keeping the Sabbath, but have not united with the church on account of opposition from relatives.
THE South Dakota Conference has again showed its consecration to this cause by parting with one of its best men, Elder C. A. Burman. He goes under their pay to Alberta, to help in that needy field. Elder E. G. Hayes takes his place as president in South Dakota.
BROTHER F. A. Detamore reports that the church at St. Paul, Minn., has recently experienced quite a revival, and the members have taken hold of missionary work in such a way as to reach the hearts of many in the city. “This started with an effort to give the special Earthquake Signs a wide circulation. We ordered twenty-five hundred of these papers. Nearly every one had some part in the work. Even the children sold them.”