Minnesota Camp-meeting by Harrison Grant; WM. H. Hall; Calvin Kelsey

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 23, 1878

Minnesota Camp-meeting.

By Harrison Grant; WM. H. Hall; Calvin Kelsey

AS THE time for our camp-meeting is but a few weeks in the future, and I understand that the most of our brethren are making arrangements to attend, and some are inquiring what they need on the ground, I would say, All that can should bring a tent, straw ticks, quilts, robes, &c., so as to care for themselves as far as possible. One and perhaps two forty-foot tents will be pitched on the ground to accommodate those that cannot provide small tents for themselves.

Let none stay away from this meeting, but bring your children and neighbors with you, and our camp-meeting committee will do all they can to make you comfortable. There will be plenty of hay, straw, and oats on the ground for teams, and the provision stand will be supplied and open.

We cannot get reduced fare on the railroads this year. All that come on the cars and want conveyance from Glencoe or Dassell to the camp-ground should notify J. L. House, at Hutchinson, by letter, immediately, and they will find teams ready at the depot to bring them on the ground at a reasonable price. We expect Eld. Canright and Bro. Stone to attend our meeting.

Brethren, let us see you all out to this meeting, as we have promise of help from abroad.

HARRISON GRANT, Minn. WM. H. HALL, Conf. CALVIN KELSEY, Com.