Henry Riser's Baptism of Eleven Souls in Auvernier

“When I arrived at Auvernier, a feeling came over me that, in spite of the cold and foggy weather, I ought to go and see brother Beutler. I started for his place, and in several places on the road persons wanted me to stay over night, but I refused to do so. I felt that I ought to go and see brother Beutler that night. I arrived there in due time, and brother Beutler said that he had only an hour before that time mailed a letter to me asking me to come up, as there was a family at Convet, near the borders of France, that had expressed a desire to see an Elder from Utah. We shortly afterwards went by train to see the family, all of whom were well pleased. I bore testimony to them of the Latter-day Work, according to the dictates of the Spirit of God. They listened with the greatest interest, and at eleven o'clock that night I baptized eleven souls.”

— Henry Riser, The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star, Vol. 36, No. 3