St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31
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America. Congressman D. D. Aiken
commander of Michigan and supreme
counsellor Of the order, is a brilliant
ana entertaining speaker His address
! on Fraternity ought to be heard
by every one. 1t is brim full of wit
tlc1sm and logic. No admission will
De charged for the entertainment and
all are welcome.
RED MEN.
The tomahawk has been buried. The
; bloody scalping knife which has
shorn the locks from many a pale face
during the last great sun has been
cast aside. The war paint has .been
removed from the scanned and battle
Scared v1sage of the noble red man.
HIS terrible war whoop has ceased to
echo among the forests and hills, and
In It's place is heard the soft melody
Oh the peace song. All the tribes In
the reservation are preparing to attend
the great union pow-woW and sun
uahce, TO be held on the nineteenth
steep OF next moon, at the wigwam.
corner Eighth and Jackson streets.
known to pale faces as Standard hall.
Inc hand of friendship has been ex-
tended TO the pale-faced brother. and
ne is cordially invited to be present.
Inc new W1gwam secured by the Red
men at No. All Robert street is being
ntted up for their use exclusively and
VIII ne ready for occupancy tomorrow.
Monday, sleep. All the tribes in the
reservation of st. Paul will hold their
councils there. Ne-pe-con tribe, whose
regular council is held on Monday
sleep, will be the first to take posses
sion.
Minnewaska Tribe No. held a roris-
ing council on last Fridays sleep. and
considerable business of Importance
was transacted. The Hunters. War
riors and Chiefs degree was given In
three members.
Inc great sun dance which will be
given by the United Tribes of the I'm
proved Order of Red Men of the ST
Paul Hunting Grounds at the wigwam.
corner Eighth and jackson streets. on
the nineteenth sleep plant moon, bids
lar TO SurpaSS all entertainments
given THIS season, and will show the
genuine spirit characteristic of the
true Red Men, and will make an ever
iastlng impression on all pale faces
participating in the evenings pro-
gramme .
The next couch of Minnewaska tribe
VIII be kindled at the eighth run, fifth
sleep plant moon, at their new wig
wan at All Robert street, known as
the Red Mems wigwam, and it is ex-
pected that all Red Men will be pres
ent at this council, as there will be
seven pale faces received for adop-.
ton. Members from other tribes are
invited to be present.
IRON HALL.
Dayton's Bluff Star Branch No. q
held a large and enthusiastic meeting
at the home of Secretary Mrs. F. III,
Hamilton, on Conway street, Monday
evening. Three new members were adj
mitted to the benefit fund. James Nor
row, w. H. eAlbeck and J. C. Mccall
were appointed trustees for the ensu-
ing year. After the ritualistic work of
the evening was over tempting lunch
was served, and social followed.
Pioneer Branch No. IL met Thursday
night In Druids' hall, corner Seventh
and Jackson streets. Several claims
were paid. A number of members were
reported on the sick list. Several new
members were balloted upon success
fully. The Iron Hall Social club was
present III a body. It was decided to
give a party after Lent. Refreshments
were Served at 1890.
Ladies Branch I'D 20 will meet nsxt