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THE MINNESOTA WORKER.
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ing of - the school, the first of October next.
The course of study in the American Medical
Missionary Collage is equal to the best schools in
the United States in grade. Those of our young
people who are thinking of obtaining a medical |
education should address the undersigned for a
copy of announcement of the American Medical
Missionary College for 1897-8.
J. H. KeLnoaa.
THE BOOK WORK.
Canvassers’ Report for Week
Ending June Il, 1897.
ORDERS TAKEN.
Book Ord. Val.
Gust Henrikson P. J. 18 $31.50
A. Hawley 15 30.65
J. M. Little 16 30.00
Jacob Skadsen 16.00
K. O. Shawham G. C. 28.50 2.00
F. E. Rew D. &R. 15.00 1.75
I. T. Andrus C. 0.8. 3.75 .50
$155.40 $11.30
During the past week several have been deliver-
ing and met with fair success.
As Camp-meeting and delivering are now over,
we hope to have a full report in our next issue.
Srs. Ida and Julia Johnson start this week for
Little Falls which will be their field of labor.
J. F. PoGUE.
Val. Helps.
$1.70
4.00
1.35
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D. Nettleton and family left Minneapolis for his
work on Thursday, the 17th.
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Bro. Graf writes from Wisconsin, Had a good
Camp-meeting at Madison,but no better than in Minn.
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Eld. Behrens made a short stop in Minneapolis last
week, and did some committee work in storing away
Camp-meeting furniture.
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Eld. Scoles and family, after spending a few
days in Minneapolis in sight-seeing, left on Tuesday,
the 14th, for his field of labor.
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Sr. Wing and her two sons, R.J. and Henry
Nash, started for Amony, Mississippi, Sunday, June
13. They expect to locate there.
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~ M. H. Ellis finished his work in clearing the
Camp-ground on Monday, the 13th, and left for his
field of Labor on the following day.
Mr. Dudgeon the superintendant of the grounds
‘occupied by our Camp expressed himself as much |
pleased with our deportment, and asked. us to occupy
the grounds again next year. :
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Bro. J. F. Pogue went to Sunrise last Friday
where Mrs. Pogue is teaching school. He is making
preparations to move his family to Minneapolis at
the close of the school, June 25,
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Bro. J. M. Houpt, of Blencoe, Iowa wishes to se-
cure work ona farm. He is seventeen years old,
and says he can do a man’s work at mest kinds of
farm labor. Address him as above.
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Wednesday morning, June 9, H. R. Johnson left
for Iowa, his field of labor. His permanent address
is College View, Nebr., Box 277. Some ordained
minister will doubtless be called to labor in Minneso-
ta among the Danes and Norwegians, as soon as the
Conference Committee can consistently arrange for
it.
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Mrs. L. B. Losey, with her two boys, left last
Thursday for Battle Creek, Mich., where she expects
to attend the Summer School, at the Sanitarium,
Instruction will there be given in Christian Help
work by those who have had long years of experience
in the various lines of rescuing the out-cast and dis-
heartened.
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Is there a Christian home in Minnesota whose
doors are open to an invalid girl who has been at
the Sanitarium since last: December and is now re-
covering. She is a Christian girl, and the physi-
cians recomnmend that she find a quiet home where
she can recuperate and perhaps would soon be able
to pay her way. Before she lost her health she
taught school and supported others who were help-
less. Who will do as much for her? There is a
blessing in this for some one. Any one wishing to
know more of the particulars with a view to help this
worthy sister, correspond with C. W. Flaiz, Box 989,
Minneapolis, Minn.
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We clip the following interesting note from a
Chicago daily showing how the Lord helps those who
are doing their duty. Miss Nelson will be remem-
bered as the daughter of Bro. C. Nelson of Minnea-
polis.
“While going to her duties as a nurse Miss Emma
Nelson, a sister of Dr. Nelson of 11247 Michigan Av-
enue, encountered a highwayman at the corner of
Cottage Grove Avenue and Thirty-first Street Mon-
day evening. The thug made a lunge for her watch,
but Miss Nelson pluckily frustrated him by seizing
his wrists. The unexpected resistance caused the
man to desist. He slunk away in the direction of
Cottage Grove Avenue. The matter did not reach
the ears of the police until yesterday. Miss Nelson’s
assailant has not been found.”