Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
THE I o. o F. GRAND LODGE
Large Attendasee aad Much Business -Th,
Rebekas Are Here Too-Llst Of DELEGATES


Rebskas Are Here Too-Llst Of Delegates
Added to the event of the Interstate
fair comes the meeting Of the l. O o. F.
Grand Lodge. Most of the delegates ar
rived yesterday and were ready at an
early hour this morning for the meetings
of the day.
The Grand Encampment, l. O. o. F.
convened at 10 a. M. today:
The grand officers present were: James
A. criswell, grand patriarch; ]. II. Bon
ming, grand high priest; F. A. Friedman.
grand senior warden; Kay l.. Thompson,
grand junior warden, d. l.. Bodley, grand
scribe: NJ. B. Gwinn, grand treasurer;
Levi N. McGee, grand marshal, John r.
Kennedy, grand inside sentinel; +. d.
Hall, grand representative.
| The following are the representatives
to the grand encampment, as shown by
the report of the committee on creden-
tials: Idaho:
| Idaho No I, Of Boise, d F Baker, Rob.
ert Mably, John R Kennedy and + J
Phelps.
Ridgely No 2, Pocatello, James Girls
we'll and /. Rueblemaf.
Temple No. 8, Caldwell, A + GIBSON
and A X Steunenberg.
| Ivanhoe No 4, HALEY, r A Friedman.
Enterprise No s, Ketchan,, ] H Bon
ming.
Clearwater No 7, Lewiston, S G Larsen
and f A Rowley.
Latah No 9. Genesee, f A Follett and
G !. Michael.
Custer No 10. Challis, G v Adams and
J CFox.
Montpelier No II, Montpelier, II II
Hoff and James Redman.
| Crescent No IA, Moscow, G ] McBane
and George w. Wolf.
Home No -, Idaho Falls, ] d Boyes.
Lemhi No rs, Salmon CRY, George A
Kinney and Charley !. Mulkey.
Chosen Friends No ~, Idaho City,
Norman H. Young.
Camas Prairie No IS. Grangeville, John
A. Hansen and w r Graham.
Representative to Sovereign lodge, F.
D. Hall, Moscow.
A G Ausell, gran representative Of
Washington jurisdiction and B Krien-
bull and wife, arrived on the afternoon
train.
The reports of Grand Patriarch, Grover
Ccriha Croud T>raocura- o.J H.o..l Do..
resentative were read and referred. The
reports were of decidedly encouraging
character and showed general awaken.
ing in the encampment branch of the
order. The Grand Patriarch appointed
the following committees:
On credentials, M B Gwinn, w ]
Brown.
On distribution, II II Half, C + Burr,
d F Baker.
j On finance, N II Young, James Red.
mond, f R Fallett.
On correspondence. w l. Mulkey. G A
Kenney, Robt Mobly.
On laws of subordinates, John r Ken
nelly, F A Gipson, J II Downing.
II On petitions, w + Graham, + A Row
ley Geo w Wolfe.
State Of the ORDER J d Boyes, John A
Hansen, G !. Michal, w S Bradley.
!. Legislation, J G Cox, T ] Paul, G J
McBane.
! Mileage and per diem, + ] Philips, f A
Friedman, G Larson.
OFFICERS RLEcTED.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
II Bonning, Grand Patriach, ketch-
UNI; f A Friedman, Grand high Priest,
HALEY; Kay l. Thompson, Grand Senior
Warden, Lewiston; d l. Bailey, Grand
Scribe, Caldwell; NJ B Gwinn, Grand
Treas, Caldwell; DIR. Frank I.aRue,
Grand Junior Warden, Idaho Falls;
Henry H. Hoff, Representative to Sow
ereign lodge, Montpelier
Mr.. Hof was elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of + d Hall,
who resigned on account of his removal
from the state. The newly elected officers
will be installed this evening.
W F. Graham, of Grangeville, grand
marshal; John F Kennedy. of Boise,
grand inside sentinel; N Fl Yong, Idaho
City, grand outside sentinel.
All officers were installed this after
noon.
REBEKAH ASSEMBLY.
the Masonic hall this morning. Mrs.
Maud White, president, presiding. The
preliminary routine business was set in