The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

OAK RITORIAL NEWS.
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Grand Ipdgs Ind Grand Chapter Of Da.
ID HI kota.
The eleventh annual session Of the Grand
Lodge otsAfasons of Dakota was held al
Fargo last week. It was organized in 1876.
with only six lodgesin Dakota. At this, the
eleventh annual Communication there are
seventy.nine subordinate lodges, each en-.
titled TO three delegate eighteen having
been organized during the last year. The
address bflt the Grand Master was very
lengthy and contained q review Of the work
rof-- thsspnst- ee,;harters werc.granted
the eighteen. lodges mentioned in the grand
masters report as. working under dispense.
ton. Following are the new grand lodge
William gBlatt, a. FM., Yankton; II. NJ.
!. Wheeler, d. O.. NJ, Grand Forks;J. @. A.
Bladen. saw. Aberd seni Samual Roy, J. W.,
4 Lead City; Charles %. Dryden, q g. T.,
Charles 4, Mccoy. 81 Aber.
Bisi1hniaarc was selected ID The place for tha
l..neSt GRAND tonv OH members Of
the grand Lodge were ntertained Hospitality
and participat ted in receipt ions, excursions
nnd aibeneht, and ball s. ..!i NJ. e
1.-The Grand Royal Arch Chapter, was also
in; session at Fargo and the lodges were well
represented, The grand high priest made
HIS annual address + md the grand secretary
3: All the officers were re:ele cted andeare as
follows, together with the ones appointed:
William Blatt, Yankton, NJ; e., grand
4 high priest; Peter Picton, Fargo, r. e. dep.
suty grand high priest; T. f. Hanley, Sioux
Falls, r. b. grand king; Sol Starr, Dead.
wood, R %, grand scribe; O.?N. Russell,
Canton, r. p. grand taeasurer;ii Thomas J.
Wilder Gasssltaab ghp6 s.
Matt Stroupe, Aberdeen, n! grand captain
sofslost; He NJ. Wheeler, Grand Forks emil
nent grand principe sol ourner; ] ohm David
son Bis 1 n q eminent grsads royal orch
grand master 81 third yail; Charles v. Van
dusen, JONES Gown, eminent grand master
pofisecpnd vail; William D. ] ones, Valley
City, eminent grand master OF first vail
George Dayenpo rt, Sioux Falls, eminent
grand guard. q a Il. II I'D III
The business Of the Aberdeen land
pffice for May q Snsisted 81 l21 home
stead entries, 80 presumption 256
timber culture, 81 sold iers declarato-
sry, and 81 cash entries; total amount
|sof lands entered I24, 900 acres; cash
feceipts, i, ~ 9. i nm ~.
Near Bridge Yatsr Mrs, Andrew Wipf
was killed BY lightning, the bolt coming
threughf the brick wall of her house.
81. Gen. Lawler represent ing the Chica-
60, Milwaukeet& st: P aulrailroad, has
had q second int erview with the presi-
dent, relative. to the settlers On the
Crow Creek and Wiinnebago reserva-
lions. Gen LaWlef said he had hopes
that Something would be ice mplished
The: Turtle mountain region is jub-
liant over the fact that the one bushel
of wheat sent from that region to the
New Orleans exp ositi III was awarded
the first premium. sss5 ?.t$ 1.s. :
a child in East Pierre was taken up
by the wind and yhirled 900 yards,
and was set do lS with out injury
During the last Blk weeks csc, 600
pounds fpf Buffalp. bones have been
shipped from Die crimson to Chicago and
st. Louis. N III :33s
Ma. ] ohm Burk manage 81 Buffalo
Bills show, has al efts viii sittina Bill
and several other Sioux chiefs, the best
looking Indian party ever sent East
They will Sjoins theS show. at Buffalo:
grlss,o e m.ae snem was granted
py .ghe 1ndlaa enress g
As special trai arr wed at Sioux
Falls from Rock Rapids, bringing about
100 salvatio nists They parade The
streets, singing end. shouting, and at
tracing large: crowd: his was the
UPON q Dakota city, / .,'
, & u. 4 { i. | q. 4,
a.sLsss1. ~ inas w business ", e' q
= 1 ! 4 snh 4 e y now
itors III s,1S,s less hsn az greg,
| in cash, All creditors for over HAT thu,I
amount Presid lent BtItterfield has NV
en- his indNid ual. note, payablein three
equal inst liner its at Il hesnd of thirty,
E|siiStYS and mime IL ID ava Tie demos.
itors are satisfied and tsconfi1 enIcs ~
President But d is restored. Rms.
lsiness win pro bablY be continued by3