Minnesota Camp-Meeting.
By Editor
THE annual meeting of the Seventh-day Adventists of Minnesota will convene at Lake Harriet, Minneapolis, June 23, and continue until the morning of the 29th. The sessions of the Conference, tract society, and Sabbath-school associations will be held in connection; and the camp-meeting will be preceded by a workers' meeting, continuing one week. The grounds selected are within the city limits, but not as near the heart of the city as we desired to have them. Still, by the aid of the Motor Line, which grants us great reduction and an efficient service, the citizens may easily reach the grounds. The location is beautiful and quiet. It is expected that this will be the most important meeting we have ever held in Minnesota. Though not prepared to announce definitely, we confidently expect that the railroads will grant the usual reduction of return for one-fifth fare. We shall have the benefits of the labors of Elders Butler and Haskell, with other laborers of ability and experience. The managers will take every pains to provide for all who come, at prices which are reasonable. There will be tents for rent, straw for beds, a provision stand and dining hall. Those coming from abroad may receive Motor tickets from the depots to the grounds and return at ten cents, by addressing H. P. Holser, Box 1076, Minneapolis, giving names of those who will attend. We extend to all readers of the SIGNS a cordial invitation to attend the meetings. MINNESOTA CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.