The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
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News of the Red Men.

Tallapoosa Tribe No C.. held one or tne ,, most harmonious councils that mas peSn he'd in many moons. sThe brothers are a .a 10 A big time with the Great Councn. , Chickasaw Tribe held the usual couIr.a n , on Tuesday sleep and transacleu o,,no business but on account or desree eue aro cil being absent from city no degrees conferred. IA. o,,,o;l Owassa Tribe No. 46 kindled its co9nciI fire on Thursday night and hau one oi set' ev largest attendances this moon, oNe rri; members being present. .a5 on and some nice Hong talks" were deivereu.
 Minnehaha Council degree or focahon- tas No z kindled it's regular c0ulcil nae on Wednesday and hao seVeIa. aPR ,;i ho lions to he reported on and several Will De adopted at the next council ire. The council is the largest in the otdpe anu the degree work is perfect.
 Tippacanoe Tribe held the usual entnu- stastic council fire on Friday and transact ed considerable business. The adoptlon degree was conferred by Pintlala Degree Council assisted by Catoma Degree Souh, cil.t Five pale faces were adopted ana piled for. The following wing chiefs delivered the ceremonies: John F. Jones Sachem: w. L. Wallace. Senior Saga more: s. Mousky, Junior Sagamore; J. T. Maxon, First Sannap; George h. Iodd' Brockman J. H. Hare; Braves, T. 5. Ward, J. A. Jones' The council has only been organized one moon and already it is doing good work.
 Walter c. Peacock, Sachem of Cateechee Tribe at Enterprise and Representative to the Great Council was in the city Thursday and visited Owassa Tribe on the same sleep.
 w. A. Haynes. Great Sachem of the 1m- proved Order of Red Men was in the city Thursday sleep on official business. W. S. Smith, Past Great Sachem, visited Enterprise last Thursday sleep Deputy Great sachem. George H; Todd, Jr., visited Tallassee last Saturday on official business for the order.
 Deputy Great Pocahontas. Mrs. George H. Todd, Jr., has returned from Tallas- see, where she instituted Wallahatchee Decree Council of PocahoDtas with forty members
 The officers are as follows: Mrs, Robert Ellington, Pocahontas; Miss Aode :. reeman, Wenona; A. J. Lilley, Powhat- tan; Miss Anna McClusky, Prophecies; K; U. Ellington, Keeper of Records; David A. Freeman, Representative to Great SCouncil.
 ' Mrs. Robert Ellington. Pocahontas of ? Wallahatchee Pocahontas Council No. 9 . of Tallassee is visiting Mrs. George Il Todd Jr on Jefferson Davis Avenue. J. H. Hartley, Chairman of the Com mittee on Entertainment reports every thing in readiness for the meeting o1 Great Council and a spl5 ndid program has ] been prepared. Autauga Tribe No. S7 of Prattville, was instituted last-Tuesday sleep by Deputy Great Sachem George H. Todd, Jr.. as sisted by Past Sachems John F. Jones Jeff Harris and J. T. Maxon.
 The tribe starts off with membership of IA, the largest charter list In th' State. It is composed of the represent | tive citizens of the thriving little towi :. and promises to out number anything that has ever been organized in Pratt vile.
 Pluto was also conferred on severa of the members.
 New tribes have. been organized a Greenville and Carrville.
 Seven pale faces were adopted b. Wallahatchee Pocahontas Council at Tal lasses on Monday night
 Mohawk Tribe at Selma is doing gooC work and has several pale faces to adop at its next council fire.
 Cateechee Tribe at Enterprise is stil keeping in line and getting pale face very rapidly.
 Several tribes have been organized il North Alabama in the last week.
 Wetumpka is to have a tribe of Re- Men in the near future.
 A petition is being circulated in Anda Ius;a to get a tribe at that place.
 The pale faces at Luverne want trip at that place and several nomes hay already been enrolled.