Northwestern Training-School
By O. A. Hall
The second year's work of the Northwestern Training-school, at Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, began late in the fall, with a larger enrolment than at the opening of the previous year. The majority of the first year's students have manifested their interest in the school by returning for the second year's work. The enrolment up to the present time is as large as the entire enrolment last year, and a number of others are expecting to enter at the beginning of the second term, January 24. During the past few months an addition to our school building has been erected, which gives room for about forty. The school farm consists of one hundred and thirty acres adapted to the growing of grain, vegetables, and a limited variety of small fruit. Although in its infancy, the educational work is being considered with interest throughout the conference. Those connected with the school are endeavoring to make it true to its name, that our young people may go forth prepared to work for the Master in this part of the vineyard.