The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-10-19
Encampment, Grand Lodge and Rebekah
Assembly Here.
ANNUAL MEETINGS BEING Held THIS WEEK.
The Three-Lnkers and Ladies of this Splendid Order
are Partaking Of Weiser's Hospitality.

M. B. Gwinn, Grand Treasurer, Cald-
well.
Kay L. Thompson, Grand Junior War
den, Lewiston.
F. d. Hall, Grand Representative,
Moscow.
The following officers we're ap-
pointed:
j. R. Kennedy Grand Sentinel, Boise
S. Il. Tucker, Grand Outside Sentinel
HALEY.
Levi Magee, Grand Marshal, Grange
vile.
A. K Steunenberg, who has been
Grand Scribe for twelve years, declined
re- election and D. L. Badley of
Meridian was elected to the place
According to the annual report
rendered by the Grand Scribe
there are eighteen subordinate en-
campments in the state with mem
bership of 400. There was no ma
terial increase in members, although
the encampments are in a very
healthy condition.
Monday evening lecture was
given by Rev. Dr. R. Neale Of Hunt
ington in the Odd Fellows Hall,
which was attended by the Odds and
their ladies and many of our citizens
The talk was on Odd Fellowship and
it was especially interesting and enter
tanning He spoke of the growing
good fellowship in the order and the
great good it has done and is doing
throughout the country for mankind,
for the widows and orphans wherever
its foundation principles, Friendship,
Love and Truth, have found expires
sion in the hearts of men. He paid
many deserved tributes to the order
of Rebekahs which is doing a great
and good work.
TUESDAY.
The Grand Lodge assembled at the
Odd Fellows hall at 10 a. m. The
following named Grand Lodge officers
and delegates were present:
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
Frank e. Cornwall Grand Master
Moscow.
F. H. Turner, Deputy Grand Master
Idaho Falls.
Robert Mobley. Grand Warden, Boise
A. X, Steunenberg, Grand Secretary
Caldwell.
NJ. B Gwinn, Grand Treasurer, Cald
well.
L. Rowley, Grand Representative. Lew
iston.
j. Mcdonald, Grand Marshal, Nampa
A. G. White. Grand Conductor, Ken
drick.
H. N. Young, Grand Guardian, Ger
terville.
: ] G. Hansen, Grand Herald, Geneset
Absent-George G. Thomson, Gran
Representative, Cteur d'Alene City;
: w. Hartley, Grand Conductor, Weiser.
&c DELEGATES.
Pioneer No. l, Warren Newell, o. 4
|, Duquette, Sr Idaho City.
Owyhee No. 2, Fred Crete Sr., l.. 4
n York, Wesley f. Breshears. Silver City
Ada No. 3, John X Kennedy, r.
, Emmerson. Frank Martin, E. j. Phelp
August Moritz, Boise.
/. Excelsior No. 4, Nels Bottcher S.
J. Goldtrap, Centerville.
Rocky Mountain NO. D, n. ~. hnoue
}. w. L. Mulkey, G. 6. Mathewson, Jam
Kertey, Jr, Salmon.
vi Covenant No. @, Frank Thomso
Placerville.
Mt. Idaho No. 7, not represented.
= Lewiston No. 8, Charles F. Lydon,
u e. Butler, d. F. Inman. VIM. Rallinge
IN Lewiston.
n Bellvue No 8, not represented.
- Caldwell No. 10, A. E. Gpson, Edg
~ Meek, L. A; Goldsmith, Caldwell.
he Emmettsvllle No. IL, Edward Allen.
ed w Barrett, Emmett.
Rising Star No. IL, John r. Hart,
A. Anderson, S. Il. Tucker, HALEY.
Alturas No. 13, G. e. Rasmussen,
"a Fl. Bonning, ketchum.
Bingham No IA, j. NJ. Lowder Frar
st lin DaRue, Idado Falls.
Orient No. Is, James e. Campbell, 5
ID, dier.
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