The Ward County independent., 1906-09-13

Perhaps the epoch which marks
the life Of the male members of
the Catholic church, more than
any other, is when they are al
lowed to be initiated into the or
der of the Catholic Knights of
Columbus and the Catholic young
man who is fortunate enough to
have an opportunity Of joining
that excellent fraternal order, al
ways looks back to that day
with more satisfaction and more
pleasure than any other day in
his entire life.
Last Sunday fifty we'll known
Catholic citizens Of Minot were
initiated into the Minot Council
No. 1850, Knights of Columbus
and the following officers in
stalled:
Grand Knight, ]. E. McKoane.
Deputy Grand Knight, R. E..
Barron.
Recorder, Dan C. Mulick.
Financial Secretary, Geo. L.
Morrow.
Treasurer, A. S. Blakey.
Lecturer, A. P. Scofield.
Advocate, e. J. Olson.
Warden, ]. B. Collins.
Chancellor, j. S. Murphy.
Inside Guard, Matt G. Hamm.
Outside Guard, G. P. Morrow.
Trustees, w. C. McHugh, c..
S. McDonough, Theo. F. Rem
wald.
The following is a list of the
members of the Minot council:
John J. Oneil, Ed. D. Ken
nedy, Frank M. Oneil, Theo. F..
Renwald, Robert E. Barron, Geo.
Farr, Edward ]. Olson, John S.
Murphy, VIM. C. McHugh, Jo-
seph L. Killion, N. B. Ludowese,
Edward Kessell, C. L. McDon-
ough, James B. Collins, Frank
McGraw, G. L. Morrow, Ray
mond Scofield, John N. Kuhle,
Frank M. Schaefer, John H.
Wood, E.. S. Fitzmaurice, J. E.
McKoane, J. NJ. Hynes, T. E.
Hagan, G. P. Morrow, Joseph E.
Hayes, A. P. Scofield, Dan C.
Mulick, Rev. Joseph Raith, Frank
J. Morrow, A. S. Blakey, Frank
M. Schwartz, Thomas Shea,
James P. Dillon.
The work Of installing the off.
GERS was done in the presence of
a hundred visiting members from
other councils, sixty of whom
were from the Fargo council;
others were present from Mime
apolis, Winnipeg, Duluth, Gale.
ma, Great Falls, Mont, Helena,
Jamestown and Bismarck.
The Minot council is the sec
ond council in the state, Fargo
having the only other one. Thus
we lead Grand Forks, Bismarck
and other important cities of the
state. It took the combined
hustling of the following active,
old members of the order, in or
der to secure the installation of
the council in this city:
Messrs. Madden, Stoevener. J..
A. Roell, M. J. McGraw, VIM.
Quigley, VIM. Feehan, and James
DWyer.
The prospective members of
the new Minot council and their
guests marched to St. Leo's
Catholic church Sunday morning
at 1920 o'clock and after attend
ing divine worship, went at once
to Blakey's hall where the very
impressive ceremonies were held
at 1875 o'clock.
After the ceremonies the
Knights were served with a game
banquet at the Leland hotel.
Landlord Parker put forth his
very best efforts and the guests
have nothing put praise for the
service. The following excellent
menu was served:
MENU.
OYSTER COCKTAIL
Celery Branches
ESSENCE DE VOLATILE, LA RoYLE
Tomato Mayonaise
F1LLET OF BLACK BASS, BUERRE No1R
Pommes Duchesse
LOBSTER LA NEwBURG, en- Caisse
Petit Pois
BAKED TEAL Duck, A LA CHAssEUR
WHIPPED PoTAToEs
JERSEY SWEET PoTAToEs
Sorbet au Maraschino
Asparagus Tips, Vinegrette
NEWPORT FLAKES BRICK CHEESE
Green Apple Pie
PIsTACHIO Ice CREAM LADY FINGERS
MIXED NUTs LAYER RA1s1Ns
CAFE NoIR
CIGARS.
Major j. S. Murphey was the
POSTMASTER of the evening and