Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-08
Shame 10 Stop the Big
ElkS Show In Dickinson
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ents everywhere. 1t was not confined
to those who were Elks, and those
who we're related to Elks. But the
entire citizenship of a growing and
in many ways remarkable little city
seemed to join in making welcome
every stranger within the gates. Dick
inson did herself proud throughout
II. all, and the real, great big hearted
Elks responded in a way that was
consistent with their orders teach
ings.r
II there was unseemly noise 1t was
made by those who had never cross
ed the portals of an Elks lodge, OF
it vas made by those who had in
some way tailed to grasp the rea!
secret of Elkdom happiness and char.
acter, had started out in the right
direction and had lost their way:
There was not a single complaint
anywhere, so far as l al hear. They
We're all just a lot of fine boys who
came to shal4 in the pleasure, and
to enjoy it in a way what wholesome
boys would do 1t.
II seemed that every member of,
Dickinson lodge was working all the
time. Some could do more than 9TH
tres, some had had more experience
than others. EIlt they all did their
best, and thai is what an ELK is pre-.
sumed by his lodge to dO--just the
very best that he can and there is
no complaint. =
Four lodges in North Dakota are
not in their own homes yet. They
are the newer lodges, but in time each
lodge in the state will be housed in
it's own quarters, and North Dakota
may have the distinction OF having
every Elks lodge in the state housed
in its own quarters. Bismarck, Will
lfston, Mandan and Devils Lake will
yet build Elk homes in a way that
will be creditable to the cities nam
ed. From what | know of Williston
and her Elks lodge |. think that she
will be the first Of all the four. And
she will build we'll. She has the men,
bers to do it. No city in the world
has more generous hearted and zeal
GUS members than has Williston lodge.
l hope that it will come soon, for
Williston lodge had bought its fine
building lot long ago, and it only
the generation of the building
movement. But the other three lodges
have a wonderful supply Of strong
workers for the order, and they will
all three yet beat Williston. used !
to think that there was no city that |
could beat Williston in initiative and |
execution. It all depends.
The following Elks were registered;
H. N. Helle, Duluth, MINI. !
H. F. Schruth, Fargo.
E. E. w. Jtnew, Oakdale.
]. G. Sharp, Watertown, S. D.
Theo. Torbinson, Rhame.
R. Jennesen, Bismarck.
]. E. Gaffaney, Bismarck.
j. X. Swihart, Medora.
John Britt, Medora::
j.. w. Follis, Ranger.
NJ. A. McCarty, Schafer.
E e. Hildebrant, Schafer.
j. w. Follies, Medora.
Ben G: Whitehead, Bismarck.
H. c. Short, Medora.
F. B. Gore, Marmath.
Fl. Donaldson, Fargo.
W. Junkins, Moorhead.
J. w. Barrett, Bowman.
T. G. Saunders, Oakdale.
j.. r. Ortiz, Regent.
H. H. Hill, Hettinger.
Ed. Deitz, Medora.
John ]. Engebretch, MedOra.
Harve Robinson, Sentinel Butte
w. P. Brooks, Manning.
Perry Marker, Manning.
r. A. Herzig, Bowman.
c. G. Turner, Gladstone.
j. E. Guldemann, Bowman.
C. H. Anderson, Almont.
R. H. Leavitt, Terre Haute, Ind.
George w. Norm, Richardson.
Booth, Ravenna, Ohio.
VIM. McCarty, Medora.
4 A. r. Fossum, jamestown.
julius Williams, Taylor.
Cornelius Williams, Taylor.
J. G. Oberg, Bismarck.
c. J. Wassum, Minot.
r. p. Jones, jamestown.
q N. ID. Nichols, Medora
W.. +. King, Jr., Medora.
Frank Gibbs, Marmath.
A. d. Browning Marmath.
IT. II. Marrah, Billings. -
E. ]. Locker, MINNEAPOLIS.
Fl. B. Quick, Fargo.
Joseph Cain, Fayette. y III
A. w. Brown, Superior, Wis.
]. !. Roop, Bismarck.
J. B. Howard, jamestown.
Dugald Stewart, Bowman.
=. J. Euell, Bowman.
A. famous, Hettinger
c. w. Lewis, Hettinger
J. c. Bessamus, Hettinger.
Lewis A. Palmer, Manning.
H. F. Funk, Taylor
VIM. Mcfarland, Galesburg, III.
F.! l. BOnesho, Mott.
Henry Barry, Mott.
Griswold Bryan, New London, Conn. \
NJ. L.. Larson, Manning.
H. v. Holland. Fargo.
w. A. Gerrfsh, jamestown.
c. A. Klaus, jamestown. !!
c. E. Bordman, jamestown. /
Andrew Blewett, jamestown.
Charles T. Rathman, jamestown.
A. Wells. Jamestown.
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