Minnesota Camp-meeting and Conference by Stephen Pierce; William S. Ingraham; H. Grant

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 7, 1869

Minnesota Camp-meeting and Conference.

By Stephen Pierce; William S. Ingraham; H. Grant

The committee have selected the location for the Minnesota Camp-meeting, to be held Oct. 6-10, as per Review No. 3, at Wasioja, Dodge Co., on the farm of Eld. Ingraham. It is a grove of large and small trees, as dense and perfect to protect from wind and storm, as can be found. It is five miles from Kasson Station, and four from Dodge Center Station, on the St. Peters R. R. A daily stage runs from Kasson to Wasioja. Besides this, the brethren will furnish two teams to bring passengers from and to these two stations.

As there is no S. D. A. church in Wasioja, the brethren will see the necessity of bringing small tents, bed-ticks, bedding and provisions. A supply of hay, straw, and oats, can be obtained near the place. Ministers and their wives can put up at Bro. Ingraham's. It is hoped that children of an age not likely to be benefited, but be an annoyance to the meeting, and to Bro. I's peace and interest, also the infirm, and all such as are not able to take tent fare, would not be present.

It is confidently expected that Bro. and Sr. White will be present.

Also, the Minnesota State Conference will be held at the time and place of the above Camp-meeting. All churches belonging to said Conference, and those that wish admittance, will appoint delegates for the same, and send by them written reports of their standing, the number of their members, and the amount of their S. S. funds pledged yearly.

Let the churches bring their tents, and be sure to be in time to have everything in readiness for the meeting to commence on the sixth. Everything should be completed by the evening of the fifth.

STEPHEN PIERCE, WM. S. INGRAHAM, } Conf. Com. H. GRANT,