The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-10
NIGHTS Held
SWAY
| MONDAY
hslo Hump Lodge No. 80
| Conferred Degrees on
56 Candidates
ny VISITORS HERE
Iour Them Officers of
hand Lodge Participate;
Held Late Session


|rand Lodge Participate;
Held Late Session
|fslo HUMP Lodge No. 80, Knight
yrthias of Grangeville conferred
kthood on class Of So, on the
|ne II the 7th. Eleven candidates
not present themselves, but with
Etendance Of local members, Grand
officers, and visitors the ca
4 n the hall was taxed. The in
1 in membership makes the local
one Of the large lodges in the
| 6 o'clock knights and candidates
! to assemble at the Imperial no
M the banquet that was the price
|ilure between the two teams of
Odge entered in the membership
n, and shortly afterward some
like 125 persons were seated
kd the tables that almost filled
paci0us dining room of that hos
and enjoyed one of the most
|8nte repasts since S''before the
4 When hunger had been appeas-
Bounty Commissioner e. s. Vim
K In the capacity of POSTMASTER,
upon a number of local knights
rs and candidates for remarks,
many short up-t0-the-minute
hes interspersed with appropriate
were listened to with great in
Among the speakers being w.
rowI, A. It. Parker, M. r. Hatta-
Howard Mckinley Of Cotton
Frank Kettenbach of Lewiston,
White OF Lewiston, Perry w.
ell Of Nezperce, Dick Haskins,
Guthrie, Wilbur Campbell and
Ial Adkison, the three latter being
list Of candidates.
0:lb, the banquet and speech
Z being concluded, the body re-
to the lodge and club rooms In
Ehmadeka block, and the work Of
dge was soon under way. The
degree team was ably assisted
A. White Of Lewiston, G. Axel-
lewiston, A. r. johnson of
lon Howard Mckinley and
iasslns Of Cottonwood and p. w.
eil q Nezperce, and the hour had
zSo when the work was fin
asa keeper Of records and seals
pal lodge. who is also Grand
arms, furnishes the follow
'Nlanon as to the growth, pros
na purposes of the order, which
'm with the fact that the order
'laed curing the darkest days
vNii war to perpetuate and
wy establish patriotism and
anisn as they are now advo-
Interesting:
y lor the extension of the order
sumption of greater obligations
ausancement, will, according to
sutlt sent out by the officers,
untral thought at the next
@ or the Supreme Lodge
~ rythias. This legislative
,an e order will be convened in
,oon ls Minnesota, on August
ny asv tne date having recently
,aased aa. from August 3rd by
D'ice from the Supreme Chan
pls million members of the
" united States and Canada
49, ,ss'ed IN what will be done at
ebsaon ba.ion Among the many pro
rh,as hes m the present laws are
miSaa a VIII, if enacted, provide
u fssloii to membership at is
w w instead of 81; life mem-
IA asnalges in funeral benefit
~ ~ national tuberculosis san
! !. ~. members Of the order.
plssehtation of each domain
S apon Pythian population, un.
Aara "'ute each Grand Domain
Sono 'wo supreme representa-.
asp ble have as many as five
nta.s u of selection gives a true
mott l OF the order and pro
snod ns by which the Supreme
nv ;.ienced = only by conditions
oran Z all parts Of the country
dnsi. mas made phenomenal
msn,g g the last year. The
i aslpership for 1919 is report
n MT ~'er forty thousand. There
a ueh i !, activity in the uniform
lssns y expected that over tbir.
! u na., men in uniform win at.
nd ,,ohai n,'' encampment held in
IL uhio, in July.
an daee , department report
H. ~ Increase of protection
lars !" a gain Of over five mil.
sloo nnd ast year making a total
fhis SO,OO0 Of protection pro.
first s Dranch of the order. Dur.
nhassh,our ,our months of this year
|ousasnnalp was increased over
~ sass cnof Of Korassan known as
an douiid dod OF Pythianism- has
two oouoled .d its membership in
kingo years. 1t is with these
reports of advancement