Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-22
GREAT COUNCIL
CLOSES TEPEE
Next Council Fires Will
Be Lighted at Payette
idaho

Great Sachem-J. L. Seawell. Pay
cite.
Great Senior Sagamore-George b. |
King, Lewiston.
Great Junior Thomas d. |
Try. silver city.
Great Prophet--George Cornell.
Burke.
Great Chief Of the Records-Bert A.
Squire, wallace.
Great Keeper of the wampum-
Henry Hart, Boise
Great sannap-will wheatley. Null
Ian.
Great Mishenewa-J. H. Horgarten,
Boise.
Great Guard of the wigwam-H. J..
Seiderman, Mullan.
Great Guard of the Forest Charles
e. Rush.
Gr|at CEer raised by the Past
Great Tncohonee- Thomas G. Harrison
OF indianapolis. Indiana. and John e.
Aikens, Of Lewiston.
Board Of Appea1s-D. D. Drake, Of
Boise. three years; A. q. Rudd, of Wal
lace, two years: John l.. Davis, Of
Caldwell, one year
Finance Committee-John E. Atkins,
of Lewiston; James w. McGinnis, OF
Wallace, and J. B. Burns, Of Payette.
Above Is the list of officers elected
this afternoon by the Great Council of
the Improved Order of Red Men in
session at the woodmen hall.
1t has been decided to hold the next
Great Council for lodges in Idaho at
Payette
The visiting delegates to the con-
vention this afternoon enjoyed drive
over the irrigated tracts of Lewiston
and C'arkston, given through the kind
ness ~ the local lodge of Red Men.
The visiting Delegates who number
about so will return to their homes
throughout the state on the Owl train
tonight Before adjournment this aft
srnoon the following solutions were
passed unanimously:
BY committee on resolutions:
Whereas the Great Council of Idaho
Improved Order of Red Men. now in
council assembled in the hunting
grounds Of Lewiston, has completed
the first great sun of existence and is
about to quench the council fire of @.
s. ID. All. and has accomplished much
for the good of the order, being the
result of concerted effort on the part
OF each and every individual member
thereof. directed toward that end,
Whereas, with the valued assistance
rendered us by the presence in our
midst of that sterling old chieftain
Past Great Incohonee Brother Thomas
q. Harrison. and who as an indefati-
gable exponent OF the honor and glory
attained by being enrolled beneath the
banner Of Redmansll.p. much OF this
success Of our deliberations is attrib-
utable to.
Whereas. our great council chiefs
have acquitted themselves creditably
~ the duties and responsibilities en-
tailed upon them by the acceptance
OF their respective chieftaincies. and
especially do we recognize the palms.
taixing care with which the records Of
our state council have been kept by
Great chief Of Records. Bro. Bert A.
Equires who has iabored early and
tate to formulate report that is not
only q model OF conciseness and de-
tail. but shows an earnest desire on
mis- part to further the interests Of the
order In this reservation to the full
limit of his capabilities.
Therefore, be 1t resolved that we
aAe Great Council Of Idaho Of the I'm
proved Order of Red Men In council
assembled. do hereby tender our sin
cerest thanks to Bro. Harrison for his
good advice az suggestions and the
state great chiefs for the good work
they have done, and to the members
of Tsceminicum Tribe OF Lewiston for
the hospitality they have displayed.
Therefore, be 1t resolved that the
foregoing be engrossed in our minutes
and copy furnished the press of this
city.
J. w. McGINNIS.
J. e. AKINS.
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