The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-12
KNIGHTS FINISH LODGE WORK
Annual Session Of Grand Lodge of Knights
of Pythias and Grand Temple Of Rathdrum
Sisters Closes.

| COTuS ana seals, a. w. lOSt, OF KatI
drum, grand master of eXChequer
Charles K. Foss, of Standpoint, gram
master at arms; w. ID. Vincent, o
Grangevllle, grand inner guard; +. w
Uhl, of Burke, grand outer guard; A w
Gordon, of kendrick, J. +. Atkins, O
of Lewiston, grand trustees; Sherman G.
Kiug, of Boise, grand tribune. The fol
lowing past grand chancellors are i'll at
tendance; Arch Cunningham, of Boise
George +. Erb, of Lewiston.
A committee on credentials was ap
pointed and made the following recon-
mendations as representatives to The
| lodge:
| Moscow-Aaron Kelly.
Lewiston-J. +. Atkinson and Harry
Lydon.
Boise-R. G. Spalding, d. J Cohen
and w. Frank Paine.
Caldwell-Jake Horn.
Genesee-Peter Steitz.
Pocatello-G. A. Hannaford and +.
Gallet.
Occur 'Alene-J Joseph T. Scott.
Montpellier-M Malone.
Wallace-H. Nj. Thostenson.
Troy c. {. Booker.
Wardner-J. w. Constan and II. A.
Braham.
Rathdrum-John Woo'ery.
Post Falls-J. +. Enders.
Mountainhome-J. ID. Whitson.
kendrick-L. +. Hare and {. +. Ham
lin.
Silver City-Fred Harris and c. =.
Harrison.
Weiser-W. c. Vancie.
Idaho Ealls-B. Jones.
De Lamar-Charles c. Winow.
angevile-Henry I. Murray and
DR.. S. +. Bibby.
Orofno-Dr. J. +. Beck.
ndpoint-Janes Brown.
Gem-Wm. Bailey and Lyon Hopkins.
Burke--O. F.. Anderson and A. c.
Blue.
Culdesac-A. w. Conway.
Cottonwood-Max Berger.
St Anthony--Wood Parker.
Athol-P. J. Bennett and ). II.
Watkins.
AS soon as the committees report was
accepted the election of the following
officers for the ensuing year was held
Supreme representative - George f.
Erb of Lewiston.
Grand chancellor-A. T. Shane of
Idaho Falls.
Vice grand chancellor-C R. Foss of
Standpoint.
Preate-R. G. Spalding of Boise.
Master-at Arms. c. Smith Of Mont
pelier.
Inner guard-F. w. Uhl of Burke
Outer guard. w. Bailey of Gem.
Trustee-J. +. Atkins of Lewiston.
Tribune-W. ID. Vincent oil Grange
vile.
Wardner was chosen for the place of
meeting next year. In the afternoon
the uniform rank held a regimental
meet and George +. Erb, of this city,
was advanced to the position OF colonel
and becomes an abide camp OH the staff
0 Major General Harnahan of the ma
tional organization. {. c. Hedum, Of
Silver City, who retres as grand chan
cello of the grand lodge, was elected
lientenaht-colouel of the uniform rank,
and S. f. Arant of this city major.
Wednesday evening grand banquet
and ball was given by the local lodge,
assisted by the Rathdrum sisters. The
hall was crowded with Knights and their
ladies and good time was enjoyed by all.
In Chancellor Commander Hedum's re-
port he stated that lodges had been
established at Cottonwood, Nampa, Athol,
HALEY and St. Anthony. Last year the
membership in his domain was I ,76I
while it is now over 1000.
A year ago at Grangeville the Grand
Temple of Rathdrum Sisters was organiz-
ed. This organization held its session
Tuesday and Wednesday at the Masonic
hall. Mrs Wessey Katzensten of Spokane
was sent to enlarge the interest of men,
bers in the work She acted as deputy
supreme chief of the national organiza-
ton.
The following officers were selected for
the year:
Mary F.. Post, OF Rathdrum, supreme
Ella l.. Crete, of Silver City, grand
chief
Bertha f. Doris. of Lewiston, grand
senior.
Della Holster, of Rathdrum, grand
junior.
Mary Dubuc, OF Lewiston, manager.
Nellie Siggins, Boise, mistress OF re-
cords and correspondence.
Libby Gordon, of Kendrick, mistress of
finance.
Sophia Cunningham, Boise, protector
of the tempe.
Ursella Cook, of Gem, guard of the
temple.