St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03

Franklin; w. A.. W. G. Dunphy:
banker, Z. Lott; clerk. A. H. Hooper;
assistant clerk, j. n. Mounts; physi-
clans. DIR. Penny and Geer; escort,
Louis Benson; sentrv.C. Peterson. The
camp has membership of $50 and ini-
tiated fifteen members during the past
month = which makes it the largest
camp in Minnesota.
Red Men.
The Second Council of Minnewaska
Tribe No. was held at their wigwam,
corner of West Seventh and Exchange
streets, on the sleep of first sun, cold
moon. The committee appointed at
last sleep reported good work. The
committee OH constitution and bylaws
reported some ready at this sleep.
Other committees reported good pro-
gress. At the cali for scouting the for
est. three pale faces were found and
brought in, and were conferred the four
degrees. AS the WinnewaSka tribe
have not their paraphanalia yet the
Minnewankan brothers have kindly in
vited their newly made warriors TO
their first sleep, cold moon. to take the
eXemplification of the degrees. The
Minnewaska tribe is steadily growing,
aud promises to be one of the largest
tribes OH this reservation.
The month of January just past, or
cold moon, as it is known to Red Men.
was very propitious for the order. and
many pale face has lost his scalp and
become member of the Improved Or.
der of Red Men. During the last
month two new tribes, Minnawaska No.
4 and NeePe Con No. 6, were instituted
In st. Paul, and another tribe, Wabasha
hoe ,Iokn tn
be instituted in the next seven suns. In
the reservation of Minneapolis two new
tribes, HlaWatha No. 8 and Chippewa
No. 5, were instituted, and in the res
erYation OF Saltwater Po-Keg-a- Ma
Tribe No. Z. In every instance the
number of names on the charter lists
largely exceeded the number required
to procure charter.
The degree teams of Minnewaukan
No. and Minnehala No. went to
Saltwater on the twenty sixth sleep
and exemplifed the work to the newly
made Red Men OF PoKag- MA Tribe
No. Z, in very credible manner.
So soon as sufficient number of
tribes are secured in this reservation,
the Red Men intend to locate in a suit
able hall, which is to be fitted up in
true Red Men style, and which shall be
known as "rhe Wigwam." 1t is also
proposed 10 have club rooms in con-
nection, the club to be known as the
Red Mems club. These club rooms are
to be fitted up in good shape with read
ing rooms, smoking rooms, billiards,
etc. 1t will be but short time when
the improved order Of Red Men will be
one of theleading fraternal and social
orders in the State of Minnesota.
White CIoud Tribe Nh will Institute
Wednesday sleep next at No. 2 hall.
corner Fifth and Wabasha. A full at
tendance is earnestly requested. Or
ganizers WIRING and Brown have large
charter list, and No. 8 promises to be a
success from the start.
Sexennial League
Hiawatha Lodge No. 323 hold its
regular meeting at the hall No. II East
Seventh street Friday evening with a
good attendance of the members. Sew
tral applications for membership were
received and acted upon. The lodge
bids fair to become the banner lodge of
st. Paul. Regular meetings on the
first and third Fridays Of each month.
All members Of the order are cordially
invited to attend.
Woodmen of the World.
Prosperity Camp No. 2, Woodmen of
the World, is growing and prospecting
very nicely. They initiated six new
members at their last meeting and have
ten new candidates for their next meet
ing. They are going to give Il social
dance and supper at their hall, junction
of Sixth and Seventh streets.on WedneS-
day evening next. Come and have
good time.