Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-11

committee on ARRANGEMENTS for their
labors; to the ladies of the Hiawaths
council No. 18, Decree Of Pocahontae,
for their cooperation in providing
such q welcome and to the pslefacee
and newspapers of these huntina
grounds for their hospitality. We
will ever carry in our memories a
bright recollection of oar sojourn
here.
W. E. Cowles, the gifted author OF
the story of Redmanship, and editor
OF the Speaking Leaf, the organ OF
the order, who has acted as journal
clerk Of the great council for the
past five years, will be presented
with gilt in appreciation of his
work. Mr.. Cowles is an old time
newspaper man and has long been a
prominent worker for the order.
Tuesday evening the parade took
place and there was large turnout.
Thos. Cannon and E. s. Tanner
we're marshals of the parade. The
streets we've crowded with people,
and all seemed to be enjoying them
selves. Before the parade Prof.
Fraselli kept the crowd interested
with expert and fancy bicycle riding.
The evenings exercises closed with a
ball at Elks hall in honor OF the Wis.
iting Red Men. which was very sue
ceesiul affair.
Wednesday afternoon the Gle :tion
OF officers took place, with result az
follows:
Great Sacnem--E. 6. Milander.
Moorhead.
Great Senior Sagamore--J. T. Ar.
thur, Saltwater.
Great Junior Sagamore-Vivian
Prince, Eveleth.
Great Prophet-F. ". Lyon, Lit
tie Falls.
Great Trustees-S. G.. Tubbs, Park
Rapids and W. s. Wright, St. Paul.
Member Board OF Appeals-Prof
U. c Curtis, Lake City.
Representatives to Great Council
U. ST. J. McKeon, Duluth, G. W
Hoffman, Winona. F. J. HeDl, st.
Paul. W. E. Cowles and L. E. Long.
ley hold over.
Appointive officers;
Great Sannap-J. W. higgins,
Moorhead.
Great Mishinewa-C. R. Sievers
Minneapolis.
Great Guard Of the Wigwam-H
l.. Hanson, St. Cloud.
Great Guard of Foreet-Tim Hast
inqs, Crookston.
The Great Chief of Records. F. J
Hebl Of st. Paul, and Mr.. Forssell
the Great Keeper OF Wampum
St. Paul, hold over,
The next great council will be helC
at St. Peter. Moorhead was after it
Retiring Great Sachem Lyon was
presented with past sachem's jewel
Past Great Sachem Hoffman max
ing the presentation speech.
The great council completed its
business and adjourned about
O'Clock.
In the evening the leap for life by
Prof. DeVolo proved a diversion
that amused the large crowd out OF
the streets. A nan in tights walke'
through the crowd and up to tn
root OF the Buckman block. But In
stead OF live man leaping, a dun
my was thrown to the ground. Will
ing hands at cncr carried th'
dummy into Wulling's drug store
The joke dawned on the crowd an<
they laughed long and loud. Glea
sons famous Tipperary band, led b!
the inimitable Gleason of Minneapo
lis, made fun in all directions.
The dance given by the degree o
Pocahontas wac largely ATTENDED
and was verv enjoyable affair.
The banquet at Hotel Buckma,
was a fitting climax of the meeting
of the great council. The banque
was served afte: several selectionl
bv the band, whose music was on
of the pleasant features of the meet
ing. After the good things had bee,
disposed of, and cigars passe,
round, Toastmaster F. w. Lyo,
opened the speaking exercises ate
which Mayor Vasaly spoke to tb