The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
Helped Them over Hot Sands.

Helped Them Over Hot Sands.
Last night the midwinter ceremonial
Of Ell Zagal Shrine took place and the
following is the list Of the officials
who assisted the victims over the
burning hot sands, and saw that no
feet were unduly scorched:
Elmore " Sarles-Ill Chief Rabban
Charles r. Stone-Ill Assistant Rab-
ban.
James McGuigan-rl H. P. and
Prophet.
Frank T. Gage-Ill. Oriental Guide
Fred A Irish--Ill Treasurer.
Alfred G. Arvold-Ill Recorder.
M N. Hatcher-First Ceremonial
Master
John P. Hardy-second Ceremonial
Master
E. c. Eddy--Director.
G. w. Haggart- Marshal.
Stephen Birch - Captain of the
Guard.
Gustave r. Elfstrom-OuterG Guard.
Aurelius L. Wall-Sentinel.
Arthur @. Lewis-Assistant Director
George e. Bowers-Assistant Di-
rector.
Joseph e. Frenette-Assistant Di-
rector
Charles F. Eggert-Assistant Di-
rector
Harry L. Starling-Alchemist.
Joseph T. Observation-Disclosures
Louis A. Taubert--Alchemist
: Archie ]. Craig-Captain Arab Pa
troll,
Ernest r. Wright-Band Master.
e. c. Gearey-Prince of the Nobility
Thomas Reconsideration.
Hans J. Christianson-C. of the p
f. Leland Watkins-Assistant G. Of
the p.
L. A. jacobson Assistant C. OF
the p.
William E. Boyd-Steward.
Addison Leech-General Utility.
Delbert f. Chaplain.
Daniel Siegfried- Burgermeister.
J. c. McKendry-Keeper of Robes
Alfred Steele-Trustee Of the Hot
Sands.
Robert b. Cox-Camel Guide.
Lester c. Green-Camel Guide.
John Reisbeck-Keeper of Dignity.
G.. M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tender
w. ButIer-Keeper of the Lens.
j The following is a list of the rep
resentatives who will attend the inn
periaI council which viii be held al
Rochester, N. Y. July this year: Frank
Treat and Myran A. Baldwin Of this
city: John F. Callahan of Casselton;
Lawrence G. Moultrie of Valley City.
May Well Be Proud.
Auvergne Commandery, knights
Templar of this city may well be proud
of the showing 1t made at the annual
inspection that was held the first OF
the week, for the inspector general
Clarence A. Hale of Grand Forks
stated that the Commandery had made
the best showing that it had ever made
i'm inspection, and he complimented the
officers and sir knights for their ex-
cellent work. The occasion was a
very pleasant one and the lunch that
followed just suited everybody.
Masonic Matters.
The Arab Patrol of Ell Zagal Shri.. G
VIII hold it's regular meeting for drill
tomorrow afternoon and every member
should attend.
The Royal Arch Masons will meet
at the stated session on Monday night
of the coming week and every mem
Der should attend
The Knights Templar will hold their
regular meeting on Tuesday night OF
next week.
The Royal and Select Masons viii
hold their session on Thursday night
next and every member should at
attend.
The order of the Eastern Star held
its regular meeting on Thursday night
last and there was good attendance
There was a good sized meeting OF
the blue lodge on Friday night of this
week and the attendance was large
One of the show places of the city
for visitors is the Masonic Temple
This structure has done a great dea
to advertise Fargo over the United
States.
Last Monday night Past Grand Com
mander Clarence A. Hale of Grand
Forks. officially inspected Auvergns
commandery. over fifty sir knights
were in attendance, and the whole
ceremonial was brilliant spectacle
The opening. together with the recep-
ton of the eminent commander an6
his staff, the inspecting officer ant
other grand officers, We're in full uni
form, afterward the order of the tenn
pie was conferred
The inspection work was highly com
mendable, especially when 1t is con-
sidered that the work was done by new
officers who had not been in office over
a month.
Auvergne commandery is the largest
in the state, and plans are now matur.
ing to organize a drill corps and put
the work on the highest plane of eff
ficiency. The officers and members are
enthusiastic and greatly encouraged
Sir Knight Hale complimented the
commandery upon the excellent show.
ing made, indicating that it was the
best Auvergne had ever made. Col
onel Frame and Grand Recorder Stock.
well also made spirited talks urgine
the sir knights to keep up their inter.
est. The evening closed with a spread
and a general good time.
Knights of Pythias.
on account of the extremely bad
weather on the date of the last meet