The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-18

~ En oy Hancock encampment, and approved
py the grand patriarch, that encampment
meets meets every Saturday night instead of, as
heietoIore, on first and third MONDAYS
A petition has been received for new
Rebekah ledge at Eyota
Grahd Master Stimson instituted new
4odge at lena, Murray county last evening
Bethesda Rebekah lodge will install oficers
Ihis evening Refreshments will be served.
MRS: g. II. Budd, president of the Rebekah
visit. y"
Yesterday the Re. ekah a $ emby turned owe,
to the home fund 81, S2O90 the collections of
Minnesota encampment has postponed the
installation of officers until next Friday
evening when the ceremony will be followed
by watermelon social.
ORDER RED MEN.
White Cloud Tribe No. kindIed council
nre as usual Tuesdays sleep The routine
business being disposed of, the newly elected
cn;efs We're amid the solemnity of that occa-
I SION, duly raised to their stumps. At next
tuesdays council amendments to bylaws viii
be considered, as we'll as an important mat
ter involving tribal responsibility.
NJ. w. OF A.
scandia Camp will give a family picnic
sunday, July 1S on the West side at tie
foot of Baker street. Take Mississippi and
west st. Paul car to Baker street.
A. o. U. W.
Hiawatha Lodge No 90 held its usual
weekly meeting Thursday evening. large
number were in attendance. Three candi-
dates were initiated and several applications
for membership were presented. Much other
routine work was put through.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Grand Secretary Davenport is making the
circuit of the outside councils, having Visited
Bra!nerd, Willmar and Spring Valley during
the past week.
George G. Cooper, past regent of ST. Paul
council has been appointed deputy grand
nhlc ch1 Naf1;
Wilson, resigned.
Capt. George NJ. West, a charter member
OF Cataract council, and well known to the
home in Excelsior last week
Commercial council conferred the degree on
two candidates last Tuesday evening. Their
poned.
Ramsey council closed their business ses-
sion early last Tuesday. Refreshments were
served at the social session following. al
which Brothers Dawson and owen appeared
IN full regalia and were the guests of honor.
Orator j. H. Harris, of Ramsey council
Will at the next meeting, deliver an essay
on 'Oakum, Its Uses and Abuses" The
speaker VIII treat on the subject in a humor-
Gus vein, though he claims it is a most
serious one in many phases.
Grand Regent Baker, together with Grand
secretary Davenport and Deputy Stillman,
made made an official visit to Pioneer council, OF
W;nona, last Tuesday evening. and report
being royalty received by a well attended
meeting of the oldest council in the state
they having already passed their eighteenth
birthday. The degree was conferred and sew
eral applications read. Following the regu-
lar business a social session was held
speeches were made by the visitors and mem
bers Of the council, and all showed thorough
enthusiasm and loyalty to the order Col
A. X: P. Crockett past regent of the council
and for several years delegate to and officer
of the grand council, Is one Of their most act
i've members, and to him is due In great
measure the success which the council has
attained.
Grand Regent Baker has appointed depaty
grand regents for places outside of the Twin
Cities Si as follows; Wfnona, R. L.. stillman;.
R. McNaught; Duluth E. j. Davenport; Roch-
ester, A K: P. Crockett; Faribau,t, t. r.
Andrews; Mankato, Robert Stratton st.
Cloud, Frank ]. Meyst; Fergus Falls j. F.
Stephens; Brainerd, E. ]. Davenport; Red
Wing, George Thane; Hastings. ]. E. Men
hauser; Marshall, Charles E. Hornbeck;
Waseca, H. H. Lovgren Spring Valley, Allen
Gerrish; Owatonna, F. l.. Farley; Austin,
B. F. Pay; Lake Crystal, H. l. Parry; St.
James, w. L. Comstock; Window, John G.
Wise Jr: Moorhead, E. j. Davenport Will
mar, S. N. Harrington; Me!rose, H. c. Erwin.