The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-10-19
IDAHO ODD FELLOWS.
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junction City No. lG, j. W. Waldron,
G. b. Keefer, Shoshone.
Weisrr. No. II. Alex Johnston, f. W.
Mitchell Weiser.
Enterprise No. 49, James Redman, II.
II Hoff. Montpelier
Mountain Home No. 10. G. e Mahoney,
a. j. Griffin, Mountain Home
Portneuf No. 20, N G Price, James
Criswell AL Miller, Pocatello
Custer No 81. j. @ Adams, j. @. Fox,
a P. Chal,s. Cballis.
Payelte No. %. james Hutchinson, W..
A. Coughonour. Payetle.
Rocky Bar No so not represented.
Golden Rule No pa James NJ. Stevens,
Frank e. DeKay. Blackfoot
Albion No. %, VIM. NJ. Quinn. j. b.
Burke. Albion.
Aetna No 90. not represented
Salubria No 81, William Percifie.d, j..
H Killoran. S llubria
Gem Valley No IS, r. 7. Owens, G.
T. Coons Malad City
Wardner No. 2S. John Pelkes. Alfred
Page, f Storeck. Wardner.
G,nesee No. 30, 9. E DcBow, j. &.
Hansen, c. f. Burr Genesee.
Moscow No. 81, f. d. Hall Moscow.
CLAYTON No 81, not represented.
Wallace No. 33, A. l.oherfer, Fred w.
Walton, Harry p Ward, Hermon J Rossi,
Wallace.
Ceur d'Alene No "a, Theo Rosen,
Samuel Smith. Occur d. Alene City.
Hope No. 35. not rrprepresenle
Post Falls No. 30. not represented.
Nez Pcrce No. 81. A. Treble Kendrick
Murray No. 80, n. e. Shields, Alder
Olt,, Murray. -
Troy No, 30 R. G. Plunkett, II. II
Christie, Troy.
Nampa No. 40, o. G. Van Houten A
G. Lillard, Nampr.
Soda Springs No. Al, E. S. Whittier
Galena No. 40, George Thomas, A
Hutton, Wallace.
Cottonwood No A. August Hear
burg, G. S. Bates. Cottonwood.
Juliaetta No. 45, G. War'enberg. E. j
Brattan. Juliaetta :,
| Or, scent No. 46, o. w. Hall, 5. /
Gilman. Star. Wy
: DeLamar No. AZ, w. B Banks, w.
Kitchen. james Ii. Rodda, DeLamar'
e Dahlonega No. 4S, Elmer Rallinger, l
r. Dodge. Percy Anderson, Gibbonsylll
f Forrest No. 40, H. 7. Horsley, e.
Nelson, Forest
n Florence No so. not represented
: Comus No. 81, w l.. Thompson,
r Dixon. 60 =,
% Williams, Middleton
lie American Falls No 50, r. 0. JONI
American Falls.
About one hundred delegates al
: grand lodge officers were present !
the morning session nothing W
e. done but to perfect'an organiza'lo
Is elect officers and appoint committee
% The officers elected for the ensul
l. wear are as follows:
d NEW OFFICERS.
er r II Torner. Grand Master LA
he Falls; Robert Mobley, Deputy Grana M M
,d Ter. Boise; A X Sleunenberg, Grand w
~ den. Caldwell; d L Bailey, Grand Sec
D. tary. Meridian; Nj B Gwinn, Grand IRE
MT urer. Caldwell; H w Dunton, Grand IL
es resentative Boise.
ut An adjournment was taken
C. 2 a. m.
ry The grand lodge reassemo'ed a
er O'Clock D. m and the reports OF
e. grand lodge officers were reau
zee accepted.
The grand secretary's report sh'
that two new lodges were instl'u
re- during the year, One was suspend
las thus leaving 40 lodges as against
". last wear. The same report
shows that at the time OF max
Of. the last report there were 1888 IN
~ hers of the order in Idaho. 10
there are 1858, making gam OF
for the wear. Relief to the mag
cent amount sSOS7.79 has |
~ Maid out in the grand lurlsu'c
son since last report The secretary
nounces that the assets OF suoo,
I;ro ate lodges has reched the very
sum of sl3l, 3i5 81.