The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

J. McTeague, late a member. Of the court.
who was drowned some days ago. The
court also ordered resolutions Of sympa-
thy to be engroSsed ana took necessary
1nttiatory action relative to payment of
the mortuary benefit.
Arrangements for the Joint picnic of
local and Saltwater courts at Russell
Beach on juno "a are progressing in a
most satisfactory manner. An excellent
programme Of sports is being prepared
and some handsome prizes will be Offer
ed
40 U. w.
The advisory council held a special
meeting Wednesday evening and listened
to the report of the secretary on the
March 10 entertainment. According to the
report 1000 tickets were given out, of
which about 500 were sold
An auditing committee was appointed
consisting of Mr.. Chinnick, Jas. ]. Regain
and Miss O'Neill. The council passed
vote of thanks to the secretary for the
work performed by him in bringing the
Market hall entertainment to success
full conclusion.
Hiawatha lodge No. 80 Thursday even
ing made the final arrangements for the
mammoth class initiation which will take
place at Vasa hall June 8. A special pro-
gramme Of speeches and music has been
arranged and a bountifui lunch will be
served. All WorkInen are invited to at
tend. and mono should miss this oppor-
tunity of witnessing the screen work
The class will contain at least forty ap-
plicants and will mark an epoch in the
history of Hiawatha lodge.
ODD FELLOWS.
Last Monday night Hancock Encamp-
ment elected its officers for the ensuing
term, each one by reclamation. being
sole nominees. They are: Herman
Rocklage, chief patriarch; ]. P. Monitor,
senior warden; Charles P. Boucher, high
priest; G. A. Rinker, scribe (re-elected);
Fred Graupman. treasurer Ge-elected),
and F. A. Twiss. junior warden.
SONS OBJ ST. GEORGE.
Deputy w. j. Taylor will Install Of
ficers of Pioneer Lodge No. 2SS on Mon
day evening next. June 5. and there will
also be initiation of candidates for mem
bership.
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS.
The high standing committee will make
Court Pennington an official visit on
Monday evening.
Court Kilkenny will give an entertain
ment on Friday evening at which the
high chief ranger Will make an address.
Courts Minneapolis and Mendoza, of
Minneapolis, one the oldest and the other
consolidate next Thursday evening The
consolidation will take place in the Ma
sonic Temple and will be conducted by
the high chief ranger, assisted by the
other members OF the high standing COM
mittee. The new court will take the
name of Minneapolis and will be the
largest in this jurisdiction, numbering
about $50 members. large number of
Foresters from st. Paul have promised
to be present at the consolidation cere-
mony and to assist in the good time that
will follow.
Court Rosemount will give a picnic to
the Foresters and their friends at Crystal
lake next Thursday. The whole coun-
try side has been invited, and as the
grounds are easily accessible to Farm
ington, Hamilton. Lakeville and the Twin
Cities an immense gathering is ex-
pected. Court Rosemount has q large
class to be initiated next month and will
soon be the largest court outside of the
Twin Cities and one or two of the large
towns.
Court Minnesota will hold its first
meeting In its new quarters in the Bowl
by hall next Tuesday and will celebrate
the event by a programme of music,
songs and stories and smoke social.
The Foresters Of the vicinity and their
friends are asked to be present and par
ttcipate in this home warming.