OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · May 18, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 20.

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OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

AT Oklahoma City, April 9, two candidates were baptized by Brother A. E. Field.

AT a canvassers' institute recently held at Meno, O. T., three candidates were baptized.

SO FAR the present year seven members have been added to the church at New Home, N. D.

THE Southwestern Union Record reports the baptism of eleven candidates at Shattuck, O. T.

THE brethren at Eagle River, Wis., are preparing to build a house of worship the present year.

IN the Wisconsin Reporter, Brother J. B. Scott notes the baptism of two young people at Milwaukee.

THE teacher of the Pine Glen, New York, church school reports that five of her pupils desire baptism.

A CHURCH of eight members was organized at Rowsburg, Ohio, April 9, by Brother M. C. Kirdendall.

ON March 30 a Sabbath-school of eighteen members was organized at Wales, N. D., by Brother John G. Walker.

AT Crandon, Wis., recently, Brother Wm. Covert spoke and conducted a social meeting in the Methodist church.

A REPORT in the New York Indicator from Brother and Sister Wightman says that six persons have accepted the faith during their meetings at Avon. They were still enjoying a good interest.

AT the East Side Indianapolis church on a recent Sunday evening, after a discourse on the Sabbath question by Brother A. W. Bartlett, two persons accepted the message and have united with the church.

THE North Dakota Conference and general camp-meeting is to be held at Harvey, June 15-27. Harvey is the place where the new conference school building is being erected. A local camp-meeting will be held at Hamkinson, June 29 to July 4.

SISTER E. G. WHITE arrived in Washington, D. C., April 24, having endured the journey from California remarkably well. Her courage was good, and she was pleased with the prospect for the work there. The many friends who were praying that she might have a safe and prosperous journey will rejoice that the Lord hearkened and answered.

A LETTER from Brother L. N. Muck, editor of the Christian Record, our journal for the blind, states that the publication office of that paper has been removed from Battle Creek, Mich., to College View, Neb. All communications should now be addressed, Office of Christian Record, College View, Neb.

FROM Conon, Scotland, Brother James McKay writes to the North Dakota Gleaner that in the past year he has placed 243 copies of "Great Controversy" and 250 "His Glorious Appearing" in the north of Scotland, besides many other smaller witnesses for the truth. His orders for "Great Controversy," at the time of writing, amounted to 341.

THE contractor for the new buildings of the Pacific Press Publishing Company, at Mountain View, Cal., reports excellent progress in the work. Already we are beginning to feel the sensation of proposed changes in the old establishment. The counter check-book department, which has been sold to an outside company, has been moved to another part of Oakland, which materially reduces the working force. Most of the laborers in that department go with that work, and as the principal workers are Sabbath-keepers, the new establishment will continue to observe the Sabbath for a time, at least until others can be found who can carry on the business and operate the factory.