A friend came to visit from Adams County and told of land that was available for the filing. This 160 acres was about 12 miles south of present-day Lind, Washington. The farming operations began in earnest and as the boys matured, they gained their own land. Most of them settled in Adams County. Mr. Morgan continued his circuit-riding preaching.
Indications are good for more in the near future.
D. L. Morgan as a young man. D elbert Loyd Morgan decided to follow in his father's footsteps of preaching the Gospel and attended the Eugene Bible University at Eugene, Oregon. He graduated in the class of 1909 and also from the University of Oregon . His first ministry was at Grangeville, Idaho. Then he moved to Clarkston, Washington to plant a church.