The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13
Sons of Veterans.

St Paul Camp No. / held a very en-
thuSiastic meeting last Friday. One
hour before the meeting was devoted
to drill, which has become quite pop-
ular with the members of the camp.
A class of twenty will be mustered in
in the near future, at which time the
campfire will be held, incidentally with
the awarding Of the war service med
ais, which are expected from the quar-
termaSter general most any day. The
camp was again honored and It's pro-
f1ciency recognized by a request from
Communicating Chief Torrance, G. A.
r., to furnish a personal escort to Lake
City on Saturday, the 18th, when the
commander-in-ch chief reviewed the state
troops.
The state commander announces
that new camps are to be organized
| at Rockford and Vernon Center, and
that the camps at Montrose and Benz
son are about to be reinstated.
Royal Neighbors of America.
Mayfiower camp is arranging for
euchre party to be given at Odd Fell
lows hall on Aug. 4. Refreshments
Will be served to the visitors.
Independent Order of Red Men.
Minnewaukau Tribe No. 2 met last
Wednesday, and after the routine bus
mess was over the members were en-
tertained by Bros. H. F. Setback, B.
+. Gilbert and others. Ct Sr. Saga
more Ross Hazard and Great Chief
of Records F. ]. He'll were visitors,
and spoke of the splendid growth of
the order in Minnesota. The six
months report shows a considerable
increase in money and members. Next
week the adoption degree will be con-
ferred. All are requested to attend.
Degree of Pocahontas.
Minnesota Council No will hold it's
regular meeting next Tuesday even
ing. A vocal and musical programme
will be rendered. Arrangements are
completed for an ice cream social and
dance on July 26.
Notice, Samaritans.
Our next regular meeting of Astoria
council will be held Wednesday next
at the usual place and usual hour
But there will be unusual proceedings,
we'll worth the attendance of each and
every Modern Samaritan of this coun-
Gil. All visiting Samaritans especially
invited to this meeting. Also, any ST.
Paul or Minneapolis Samarftans wish
ing to see big class put through will
do we'll to make himself conspicuousiy
present at this meeting
... Maccabees.
Dale Tent No. 108 held it's regular
REVIEW anu puDilC 1nSLaIIaLlOn or Of1-
GERS on Friday, the 18th of July. There
was large turnout of the members
and their friends and a very fine must
cal and athletic programme was pre-
sented. The committee, consisting of
Sir knights J. Carney, M. Veuve, Bau-
man, Ira Enmark and Hugh O'Donnell
deserve a hearty vote of thanks for
| their energetic work in getting up such
| splendid programme. State Com
mander /. N. Chellew gave a very ele-
quent address on the Benefits Of Be-
ing a Maccabee"
Unity Tent No. will hold it's regu-
lar review Tuesday evening, July 15
1t will be installation night. Owing to
| the fact that Tuesday evening Chellew
Tent No. 121 will consolidate with
Unity Tent No. 8, the committee has
| arranged for a fine programme, also
smokes. Capt. Adams team will pro-
vide the entertainment at this meet
ing. There will be large class of
candidates to have the degree confer
| red upon them
st. Paul Tent No "a will hold it's
regular review on Monday evening,
July IA. There will be installation of
officers, also a class of candidates to
have the work conferred upon them,
after which the members will be serv-
ed with refreshments.
Ladies' of the Maccabees.
Dale Hive will hold it's next regular
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