The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-24
MAsoNs OF HIGH DEGREE.
Honors Conferred on Many Fraters
in the Northwest.


WASHINGTON, Oct 23-The Supreme
Council of Scottish Rite Masons. now
holding it's biennial session here. has
selected 100 Masons of high standing in
the states of the southern Jurisdiction
for advancement to the honorary thirty
third degree. There are very few active
thirty-third degree Masons, less than a
dozen all told, but honorary thirty thirds
are bestowed quite literally. In Min
nesota, for instance, it is said there are
perhaps fifty men who have already re-
ceived that degree, which was yesterday
given the following persons in the North
western states:
Faribault; William Hayes Laird, WI
mona; William Chester White, William
Albert McGonagle, Duluth; Edwin James
6Gorster, George Henry Daggett. John
sylvester Dodge Minneapo
loWa-Wllliam Peters Hepburn, Clarin-
da; Almer Stern, Logan; William NJ
Beardshear Ames; Frederick Charles Nc
Artney, Henry Plumb, Richard Morris
Johnson Coleman, Horatio Frederick
Dale, Des ~Moines; Clark Chandler Crit
fin. Vinton; Sherman r. Villains, Fred
erick; E. Bachelor, Clinton; George t.
Osborne, Cornelius J. Brown, Davenport;
Joseph Gage Rounds, Des Moines; Al
bert Head, Jefferso: William H A.
Parks, Woodward.
MOUNTAINEERING Frank, William Ellis
Thompson, Frederick Kohler, Living
ston; Abram Well, Butte.
North Dakota-David Montgomery
Holmes, Grand Forks; Macmillan Stern,
William Louis Vanhorn, William Dun
can Allen. Fargo; Walter Lehman Will
hanson, Lisbon; David E. Morgan, Devils
Lake; .Myron Tipheus Baldwin, Cassel-
ton.
South Dakota-Samuel Henry Jumper.
Aberdeen; Byron Plympion Dague, Dead
wood; James Johnson Casselman, HUI
ron; George Washington Arn1antrout,
Aberdeen; Charles Nelson Herreid, Eu-
reka.
The supreme council has also advanced
large number of Masons to be knight
Commanders of the Court of Honor,
which ranks between the thirty-second
and thirty-third degrees. The North.
western states are represented in that
state as follows:
Nj, Minnesotaaotis NJ. Bottsford. winona;
Fred John Bielenberg, James E. Orme,
Louis G. Hoffman, Eugene Woodwork
MeCord, st. Paul; Ralph D.-Webb, oscar
K: Richardson Minneapolis; Paul Ed
ward ware, Baumgartner Frank E. Gartside,
John w: Lucas. Winona.
Iowa-Erastus A. Wadleigh, Clinton
John II. Potts, Lyons; Elmer Ellsworth
Webster. Clarinda; Webb Souers, George
mer, Vinton; Henry A, Dyer, Mason City;
Francis NJ. Drake, Centerville; Charles
Linderman, Clarinda; A H Reubaum,
Davenport.
Montana-Byron T. Stanton, Bozeman;
Charles A. Berg, Samuel Fishbaum Way,
Simon H. Robson, Livingston; -Gustave
Gallick, Butte; Elliott Fletcher Farnham,
Butte.
North Dakota-John F. Cowan, Dew
lis Lake; Burley F. Spalding. Fargo;
Frank A. Raiders, Lakota; Charles Ed
ward Leslie, Darlington; w o. Laidlaw,
Iangdon; Charles E. Gregory, Dickinson:
Isaac P. Clapp, John H. Worst, Fargo;
David Bartlett, Cooperstown; Harry D.
Hurley, Duane; Harry Richards, Fargo;
John F. Sheffield, Lisbon.
South Dakota-Wilson S. Goodwin,
Yankton;. Wilson N. Cooley, Pierre; Fred
J. Macarthur, Aberdeen; Louis v. schnei-
der, Salem; Edwin r. White, Yankton;
Charles N. Harris, Aberdeen; Hosmer H.
Keith. Sioux Falls; Charles ]. Hute,
Aberdeen; Hiram E. Brisbine Yankton:
William R. Dickinson, Lead; Walter
George Plato Jacobs, Aberdeen; Otto Pc
ter Theodore Grant,, Deadwood; Joel
w. Gon, Madison; Frederick B. Patter-
son, Gettysburg; August c. White, Aber-
deem; Edward Ashley, Cheyenne Agency:
John T. Brown. Aberdeen; Kirk G. Phil,
lips. Deadwood; Joseph Winfield Scott
Guild, Hecla.