Field Notes

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 5, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 18.

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Field Notes

NEAR Warroad, Minn., three persons have accepted the truth as a result of meetings held in a country schoolhouse by Brethren Amos Ritchie and Geo. L. Budd.
BROTHER ANDREW BROKSEN reports three new Sabbath-keepers at Smith, Nev., as a result of his recent labors there. Sabbath-school and preaching services are held regularly.
A CANVASSER'S institute is to be held at Graysville, Tenn., beginning May 12 or 13, and continuing four weeks. Tuition is free, and a general invitation is extended to those in that part of the field.
Two persons have accepted the Sabbath truth at Pomona, Kan., under the labors of Elder E. A. Merrell. A company of sixteen now exists at this place. They are desirous of church organization.
BROTHER N. T. SUTTON reports two new additions to the Burlington, Kan., church, and two others at that place who have made a start in the service of God. Five have taken a stand for the truth at Pontiac and Rosalia, Kan., as a result of meetings held by Brethren Sutton and Thorn.