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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 9, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 2.

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OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

BROTHER T. H. WATSON reports nine conversions at Ben Lomond, Cal.
BROTHER WM. J. BOYNTON reports the conversion of five souls to present truth at Cicero, N. Y.
BRETHREN JOHN W. COVERT and J. W. WESTPHAL organized a church at Narka, Kansas, December 2.
BRETHREN KNIGHT and EVERSON report revival meetings in progress at Millville, Cal., that promise good results.
MONEY for the foreign mission work should be sent to the Foreign Mission Board, rooms 1905-7, 150 Nassau Street, New York.
BROTHER C. A. WASHBURN recently admitted three members into the church in Iowa City, Iowa, and three more into the church at Mt. Pleasant.
BROTHER A. SCHLOTTHAUER has been elected a member of the Upper Columbia Conference Committee in the place of Pastor Haffner, resigned.
NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE has elected as its president Pastor S. A. Farnsworth. Fannie M. Dickerson was elected president of the Sabbath-school association.
BROTHER A. G. CHRISTIANSON goes to the Utah mission field from the Upper Columbia Conference, at the request of the General Conference Committee and by the agreement of the brethren in Upper Columbia.
IN closing his work in the Upper Columbia Conference, preparatory to going to Oklahoma to labor, Pastor G. F. Haffner reports the organization of a German church at Lind, Wash., making six German churches now in that conference.
BROTHER O. S. FERRIN reports a new church building in process in Box Butte County, Neb. A Sabbath-school was organized, and two united with the church at Black Hills. A Sabbath-school was organized at Boyd, Wyoming, and another at Sheldon. He further reports twenty-five persons in all who have united with the various churches that he has visited during the last four months.
THE General Conference, to be held in Battle Creek, Mich., April 2 to 23, will be of deep interest to every lover of this work. The General Conference Daily Bulletin will publish the proceedings of the conference in full, and it will be sent to your address for 50 cents for the entire time of the conference. If you desire the quarterly issues of the Bulletin between the meetings of the General Conference, send 75 cents, and you will get all the issues during the conference, and also all the numbers that will be issued during the two years intervening between the meetings of the conference. Send your orders to L. A. Hoopes, Battle Creek, Mich.