The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-13
new OFFICERS CHOSEN
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Holds It's Election.
HONORS FOR LOCAL MEN
j. A. johnson and j. "A. Longstaf, Both
OF Anaconda, Reelected Grand
Chief Templar ana Grand
Secretary Respectively.

The officers of the grand lodge I. o.
G. r. this year will be the following:
Grand Chief Templar, J. A. johnson,
Anaconda, reelected.
Grand Counsellor. P. B. Mills, Butte.
succeeding w. L. Averill, Livingston.
Grand Vice Templar, Mrs. c. S. Pass
more, Butte, succeeding Mrs. Laura
Hardness, Missoula.
Grand Superintendent Juvenile Temp
lars, Mrs. James Gavin, Butte. sue
ceeding Mrs. w. D. Bennett, Carbon
ado.
Grand secretary, ]. A. Longstaff, An
acOnda, reelected.
Grand treasurer. W. E. Bags, Stew
ensville, reelected.
Past Grand Chief Templar. W. D..
| Bennett, Carbonate. re-appointed.
| Grand assistant secretary, Miss
Amelia Laf1les, Missoula, re-appointed.
Grand chaplain. Rev. J. A. jenkins,
Anaconda, succeeding Rev. D. B.
| Price. Helena.
Grand Marshal, John Nottingham,
| Boulder, succeeding Ed Olsen. Great
| Falls.
| Grand deputy marshal, Miss Lille
| Sewell, Carbonate, succeeding Miss
| Belle jenkins, Helena.
Grand guard, Mrs. Mary NJ. Hall,
| jefferson City, succeeding Mrs. G. B.
| Gates, Victor.
Grand sentinel, Noah Stiff, Bozeman,
succeeding Luther Mills, Cascade.
Grand messenger, Charles S. James.
| Cascade, succeeding Fremont Crane,
| Stockett.
| The above were the officers elected
| and appointed at yesterdays session
of the 32d annual meeting of the I. o.
q. T. grand lodge held in this city.
| The election was very harmonious
| one. ..
| The place and time Of the next meet
| ing. which was scheduled for selection
yesterday. was left over to the execu-
| tive committee and will be named later.
! The committees appointed yesterday
for the ensuing year We're:
Committee on credentials. A. Long
staff, P. B. Mills. Andrew Burrell, Lima
| Hickman and Kate NJ. Hamilton.
Committee on Juvenile TemDlars--
Mrs. w. D. Bennett, Mary M. Hall, An
ME Mccall, Minnie Jones and Mrs. A.
| f. Hunt.
Committee on appeals. w. James,
Lille Sewell, Emma Peterson, c. 3.
Gates and Charles F. James.
Committee on flnance-Massena Bull
| lard, w. d. Bennett. Howard Schroe-
der, Mollie Lemley and Annie Sims.
Committee on state of the order-C.
| S. Passmore, Mrs. A. w. Manlove, G.
H. Place and Bessie Wolverton.
Committee on ccnStitution-W. F..
Bags, Noah Stiff, S. D. Houshton, c.
E. Boren and c. r. Strong.
| Committee on resolutions-Rey. j. A.
Jenkins, Hattie Chattin, James Gavin,
Mrs. Laura darkness and John Not
tingham.
At the morning session Rev. Mr..
Jenkins delivered an address OF well
come which was eloquently responded
| to by ]. r. Faulds, editor of the Stew
ensyille Tribune
| The afternoon session was taken up
with the reading and discussing Of the
lodge reports.
| Last evening temperance meeting
was held in the NJ Il. church. Rev. e.
| Il. Sutton Of Idaho and Washington
! delivered the address. An interesting
| musical and literary programme was
rendered.
The session will come to a close to-
! day, probably at noon, and by this
evening the large majority of the dele
gates will have left for their homes.
The programme for to-day is as fol-
Lows.
a. m.-Opening exercises.
Reading minutes.
| Installation Of officers.
Appointment of standing committees
! Unfinished business.
Presentation of banners to the win.
ming lodge and temple.
! Presenting prize to team winning in
the drill contest.
| Report of committee on resolutions.
Reading minutes.
| Closing services.