The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-21

There were no less than 200 members
Of the order in attendance. Several
candidates were taken into the order
and they knew they were doing some
thing every minute of the time the
degree team was working with them.
One OF the pleasing events of the
evening was the installation of officers
as follows:
President-Lief Henning.
Worthy Past President-James RI.
Stewart.
Worthy Vice President-H. F. Miller.
Worthy Chaplain. M. Speer.
Worthy Secretary-A. M. Knight.
Worthy Treasurer-James Z. Holmes.
Worthy Conductor-Charles Pfaff.
Worthy Physician-Dr. A. c. Nj
chols.
Worthy Inside Guard-John Hop
kins.
Worthy Outside Guard-John Keel.
Worthy Trustees-James +. Holmes,
w. ]. Price, George Rusk.
The newly elected president made
neat address and this was followed
By the reading of the report of Sec
rotary Knight which was most graft
flying and showed that the aerie had
made gain of over $500 in it's finances
In the past term, as well as having a.
fine increase in membership After
the business meeting was concluded
there was a fine luncheon served,
which was enjoyed by everybody
AT the last meeting of the Eagles
Worthy President Henning was pre-
sented with a beautiful watch by the
members Of the order for his untiring
work for the aerie as well as for the
esteem in which he is held by the
members of the organization all over
the state. The presentation speech
was made by Hon. Henry f. Miller on
behalf of the lodge, who made a neat
address and this was responded to in
a most appropriate manner by Mr.
Henning. The banquet and all affairs
of the evening will always be remem-
bered most pleasantly by all who took
part in them. Mr.. Henning has been
one of the hardest workers for the
the aerie and the great success it has
had is largely due to his efforts.
The Eagles will have state con
vention next summer, and it is likely
that it will be a big affair.
There are very few members of
the order on the sick list at the pres
ent time in this city, fact that the
aerie is most pleased to know.
Such meetings as the one that was
held last Tuesday night does an or
der good and there ought to be more
OF them.
The Forum would be glad to print
more Eagle news IL it was furnished
by the officers OF the aerie. There
is always something worth printing
about the lodge rooms.
The next regular meeting Of the
Eagles viii take place on the first
Tuesday night of the month of Feb
ruary
An effort will likely be made during
the coming spring an summer to put
in a fine aerie in the city of Dichin-
son. There are other places in the
state where a lodge might flourish.
As each man appeared in the hall
of the Eagles within the past day or
two he was taken quietly off into a
corner by Secretary Knight and in
hoarse whisper he heard this: 1--WE
got the finest young female eagle you
ever saw at my house She can all
ready flap her wings and you ought to
hear her scream. It's new baby,
and the finest YOU ever heard Of.
Here's a cigar" Every man In the
hall heard the same thing and each
man told his neighbor as profound
secret which wasn't secret at all.
Mrs. knight and the baby girl are do
ing nicely and a AL is back on earth
again.