Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
Sheridan, No. 4, Sheridan-Thos. TAYLOR.

representative. ""' .
Fish Creek, No. 5, Fish Creek-Miles I
lnttle, representative w. Harrison. p. w
!. T.; Mrs. Lizzie Baxter. p. w. V. Y.
Liberty, No. Z, Salisbury-John r. Will
liams, representative.
Park City, No. 8, Park City-F. c. Black
stone, Frank Leedy, representatives: Miss
>. smith and Miss Mamie Hardgroye, p. w
V. rs.
Lincoln, No. 10, TT. Ellis-Max Affected
representative.
Valley Gem, No. II, Prickly Pear Valley
Allen W.. Woods, representative.
Butte City, No. IA, Butte City,. b.
"ampler, +. King, Miss Jeannette Porter,
representatives; James Blake, w. c. T.:
Miss Mary Rea, w. V. r.; j.. E. Dickey, T..
~; M. I. McDaniels. j. w. Chapman, w.
II. Aoung, c. +. Williams, p. w. c. Us.
Mrs. W.. II. Young, Misses Aurora McDan-
leis, Nettie Rogan and Ella Micklejohn. L.
W. V. rs; Q. II. Davey, z. G. c.; George
Rice, F.. G. W.. o. G.. a.Itt
Centennial, No. II, Deer Lodge-W. S.
i~lardenbrook, Representative; Mrs. Alice
Stevens, P. w. VT. ae 3.s@s1f~ ~ a3ta ?.
Band of Hope, No, 30, Piilipsburg-Hec-
tor 5. Horton, representative. '@@.} .t.
q. W.. c. L. Sutherlin presented a very
able and comprehensive report, from which
and the report Of the Grand Secretary. the
order appears to be in a comparatively salts
factory condition, although there are two
lodges and eighty-seyen members less than
at the session last year. This has been oc-
casioned partly by reason of the unsettled
condition Of affairs consequent upon the In
dian troubles through Which the Territory
has of late been passing, and partly through
loss OF lodges which have forfeited their
charters during the year. During the year
four lodges We're Instituted and five hundred
anu erghty-fve persons received into mem
mership by initiation. card and. reinstate-
ment, and six hsndred and forty-three mem
.berships were severed by suspension, retire
ment or Clearance card, Withdrawal from
the order, expulsion or death.
The present number Of lodges in good
standing is q, and the, membership G43.. of
whiet, l06 are sisters and 537 are brothers.
1he receipts during the year amounted to:
the sum Of 81. l30 a, and the expenditures,
to $1,20G 81, leaving a balance cash. in treas
ury OF $133 o.. ae b..tss 454.aI. 4.e
The following officers for the ensuing year
were chosen and installed on Thursday.
G. w. G. T.-Rev. Clark Wright. =..4
g. w. C.-P. b. Mills. n 5tz#f $ 80
G.. ". Y. T.-Miss Aurora McDaniels.
G. w. S.-Massena Billiard. ~ s5...8
6. w. A. S.-Miss Ella Mickleiohn.
G. Ireasurer-Mrs. Katie Chapman.
&. M.-Max Ahlefeld.
G. d. M.-Miss Mary Rea. +.
G. Mess.-F. C. Blackstone. .0
G. WI. G.-Miss Mamie Hardgrovc.
G. W. o. G.-Miles L. futile.
PIG. w. C. T.-W. II. Sutherlin.
District Deputies We're appointed as fol-
oWs: eas s6t
Richard Jockey, Territorial Deputy.
A.. Dische, for Lewis and Clarke county.
L. Il. Irvine, Sr., for Deer Lodge E"
4. w. Flowers, Missoula ct
L f. Collins, " Meagher ,.z !"
Max Ahlefeld, Gallatin !" III
VIM. Il. Risk, !" Jef1ersem. -"
Jno. T.. Williams" Madison -
Arrangements were nade for tllo delivery
# lectures by the eloquent G.. w. G. H.,
Rev. Clark Wright, to lodges and comin,1n-
ties applying for them, and other measures
calculated to promote the Interests OF the
rider were adopted. Diamond City was
hosen as the place for holding the next an