The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-10-24
ODD FELLOWS GRAND
LODGE ADJOURNs; ALL
PLEASED WITH WALLACE
/ .. d. TAYLOR, NEW GRAND MAS.
TER, NAMES APPoINTIvE
OFFICERS.
Resolutions Praisins Wallace People
For Hospitality and the Local Com
mittses for Their Efficient Efforts
Are Unanimously Adopted.

The last day of the week devoted to
the grand lodge sessions of the Ida
no Odd Fellows and affiliated societies
was no less interesting than those
that preceded it, 1t was gwen over
to installation of the newly elected
grand lodge officers, who at that time
announced their appointive assistants,
the hearing of reports of committees.
adoption of resolutions and farewells.
Friday night saw but few of the Wis
itors in the city, nearly all having de-
parted for their homes Their appre-
citation of the hospitality of Wallace
citizens, those who are numbered
with the grand fraternity and those
who are not, is best expressed in the
resolutions unanimously adopted.
Grand Master Names Officers.
s. D. Taylor the newly elected
grand master Of the Odd Fellows, i'm
mediately after his induction into Of
fee, announced the following as his
appointive officers, who will serve
with him:
Grand marshal P F. Horn of Hail
ey; grand conductor, B. w. Holbrook
of Blackfoot; grand chaplain, W. B.
Mitchell of Palmer; grand herald
Hugh Rankin Of Ashton; grand guar
dian, Fred Keller of Standpoint.
One of the very last acts of the
grand lodge was the adoption of reso-
/ lions which follow:
Resolved: That this grand lodge
deeply appreciates the unbounded
hospitality and considerate attention
shown the visiting members to the an
nual meeting in this beautiful and
prosperous central city in the heart
Of the Coeur d'Alenes
Resolved: That our cordial and last
ing thanks are due and are hereby
rendered to Wallace Lodge No 33 and
to It's most able and efficient general
committee, namely, w. b. Lively, D.
r.. Norris, Amy Miner III. ]. Rossi L.
L. Sweet and that Wallace lodge be
congratulated on it's wise and FORUM
ate action in the selection of so ener-
getic and capable an executive COM
mittee and Of ub-committees.
Resolved: That thanks are due Or
phans' Friend Rebekah Lodge No 55,
and its ever alert committee, especi-
ally Sisters Hord, Lively, Hazelwood
Moison and Clark of the latter partic-
brothers and sisters
w. B. Lively, D. H. Pifer, E. B. An
derson. F. A. Holmes, George Morri-
son, George Gilmore, r. G. Chambers
E. r. Turk. Martin Belleville S. r.
Moore, Robert Bosler, Miss Mildred
Houser, H. Rasmussen, III. c. Craige,
Miss Helen Tveraas, chairman of the
room committee and her associates on
said committee for delicate and time
" attentions shown the visiting mem
bers. To the, Hon. James H. Taylor
mayor, for the generous welcome ex
tended us in behalf Of the city and its
citizens. To the militant branch Of
the order and all other branches and
individual members thereof not par
ticularly named herein for favors
chown and for any and every thing
At It may have been done. Finally to
FqtnG Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and citi-
zens at large, we take pleasure in
voicing the heartfelt appreciation of
members of the grand lodge for all
efforts made to make our stay so
pleasant while here.
Your committee would particularly
voice appreciation for the elaborate
and highly enjoyable entertainment
furnished by the local committee dur
ing the evenings of the grand lodge
week; and we extend our thanks tc
the surrounding lodges of the Occur
d'Alene district for the assistance that
they have rendered to the Wallace
lodge for the success of this session
and for all these kindnesses and 9TH
ers that can not at this time be enum-
Grated we tender the profound and
abiding gratitude Of this grand lodge
o. your committee would also pro-
ese thanks to the various railroads
= and stage companies for reduced rates
sahd to D. M. Newton and G. B. Kerth
travelling passenger agents of the o
s. L. railway and O.-W r. a. ~, re-
spectively, for their personal presence
and care in looking after the COM
fort Of the members