To Those in Cities and Congested Centers
By C. McReynolds
It is not advisable for our people who are located in the country where there are even small churches, to break up and move; but there are many in the cities where there are large churches, who are not needed there, and who can do much more good in a country place. The Lord, through the spirit of prophecy, has spoken plainly to the effect that many should move out of Battle Creek. There are also some other places where some of the same reasons for moving out exist. It is to these we wish to say, There is an opportunity to get good land which is not hard to clear, at from ten to fifteen dollars an acre, on easy terms,—one third of the price cash; long time on the rest, at six per cent. A few of our people have settled there and begun to make farms. A schoolhouse and church combined is being built. It is expected to be ready for dedication about the middle of July. The church-school will begin the first of September. Those who are interested in this matter can receive the necessary information by writing to Judge N. A. Colman, Eagle River, Wis. This settlement is in Vilas and Oneida Counties. The school is located near Clearwater22Lake, one of the most beautiful in the lake country. The climate is healthful, and most of the land is good. All northern crops are produced in abundance. Potatoes, strawberries, clover and timothy hay are the leading products.