The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-23
MODERN sAMARITANs.

MCDEiRN SAMARI1A ANS.
olympia Council No. 10 met at it's hall
III the old grand opera house block We'd
nesday, Dec. 10, and elected the follow
ing officers: j. C. Noting, G. s.; w. F.
Smith. P G. S.; G. W. Dieter, v c.. S.;
Samuel Keiierman, scribe; G. w. Win
gard, financial scribe; E. Zieg;er, treas
urer; trustees, Capt. J. Burger, ]. Hort
and c. A. Anderson: f. G. Ortmau, H.
T.; Harry Jacobs. I.evite; S. Kopilovich.
centurion; j. Hort, Waterman; medical
examiners, DR.. E. Hubhell and DR.. NJ.
Tessler.
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS.
ST Paul Court No SO held a very large
and enthusiastic meeting last Tuesday
evening. State Secretary G.. w. Stenger
visited the court and delivered an adj
dress, in which he complimented the
members very highly on the progress
made during the year.
State Organizer Fitzgerald also deiiv-
cred an encourag ing address. Remarks
were made by MeSsrS. Bates and Dough-
crty visiting members from other courts.
1t was decided that hereafter the regular
meetings will be held on toe first and
third Thursday of each month, instead
of Tuesdays, as heretofore. The follow
ms officers were elected for the ensuing
year: w r. Byrne, chief ranger; r.
T. Slater, vice chief ranger; Thomas j.,
White. recording secretary; Frank ].
He'll, financial secretary: Oliver J. Tong.
treasurer; James Farmer, Peter w. To-
bin, 9. H Godfray, trustees; DR.. E. w.
Buckley. medical examiner; delegate to
the annual convention at Fargo, n. D,
June II, 1901, Oliver j. Tong; alternate,
To,nn Mcneil. The officers elected will ec
regularly installed at the next regular
meeting, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1901.
NEO1lrpN yVOODMFN
Forest Camp No $500 has elected the
following officers for next year: Ven
cradle CONSUL Or. S. j. Flondke; worthy
advisor, G. Z. Foote; banker, A. He den
reich; clerk, S. n. Gross; assistant clerk,
J. H. Kronischroeder; escort, NJ. Burns;
Waterman, Griffith Jones' sentry, John
Gundlach; manager for three years, Al
fred Anderson.
They will be installed Jan. I.
St Anthony Hill Camp No. 1888 will
give a grand ball or New Years eve,
which promises to be an enjoyable eyi Mt
At its last meeting two candidates were
adopted and a number OF applications
| received
ODD FELLOWS.
West Side lodge No. 100 will hold its
sixteenth annual ball at its hall, Fairfield
and South Wabasha streets, on New
Years eve.
Union lodge No. As WILL next ThursjNy,
at o'clock sharp. The members Will
then proceed in a body to Central hail
to meet Grand Master Alex Van Pr3ag,
who is visiting officially in the Twin
Cities.
MACCABEES.
Capital tent, Thursday evening, elected
the following officers:
Commander, E. NJ Parish; litutenant
commander, c. E. Lindberg; record
keeper, G. Beals; finance keeper, ]. D.
Scott; physician. DIR. ]. o. Cavanaugh;
picket, G. Thoml s; mast quarts GeoFg
Weber and d. H. Brunswick; master
at arms, c. H. Darmody; sentinel,
Charles st. Marie.
Unite hive No. SO. Ladies of the Mac
cabees, Will give a fancy bail on New
Years night at Central hall A turkey
supper will be served at II o'clock. The
committee on arrangements are: Mes
danes NJ Brown, Morrisit:e Bamford
Bywater and Miss Mable Supple. The
names of the reception and floor commit
tees viii be published later The Elk
celsior orchestra will furnish the music
ROYAL LEAGUE.
At tie reg lar meeting of F3<neer Press
| council, te.d at Bowlby hall Thursday
evening, Dec. 20, seven candidates were
| initia ted. Deputy Supreme ArcEon Tay-
Tor was present and commended the
degree team on its excellent work. Thurs
! day, Jan. 8, being the first meeting OF
the new year, public installation OF
/ officers VIII be held at Bowlby hall Ora
| tor Fred FrORing has arranged a nice
programme for this service