Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-10
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INSTALL CAMP

On Friday. February Attn, Crane
!, Patriarch Isham and Grand Scrib
Horne accompanied by Patriarcl
Stunenberg of Caldwell, reinforced
by the Encampment Staff &c strong
from Ontario, arrived in our city
for the purpose of instituting Boon
erang Encampment" No. 64.
' And right well they carried out
their purpose.
Candidate after candidate was
Admitted" Advanced" and "Ex,
alted" until 80 Inrates had received
in full, the lessons of the Camp de-
grees.
The Inauguration of this Encamp-
ment is in every sense Of the word
a pronounced and decided success
You find on the Camps roster the
= names of the men that bring success
to any order when they pull to-
gether, and they are certainly pull
ing together, its part of their creed
The Charter members are: A. W
Blanchard, F. H. Shadoin, John T.
Taylor, W. =. Coughanour, W. B.
Sherman, John A Pearce, John
Alden, Henry Feldcher
The above named Patriarchs are
from four different Encampments:
F. H. Shadoin from Montana camp;
A. w. Blanchard from Washington
camp; W. A Coughanour and W. B.
Sherman from Weiser camp; and the
other four from a former Payette
/ Camp, making a total membership
of At.
The following are the innate mem
bers: A. r. Albee, J. c. Anderson, ].
R. Brown, E. H. Brubaker, George
Cornelius, o. D. Cole, A. W. Christian
! H. R. Cotton, H A. Dunnuck, C. S.
Fulton, VIM. Griggs, A. NJ. Harland.
Herman Hagemann, Ernest Mattson,
/ Chas. Petit, Chas. w. Pearce, S. ].
/ Simpson, ]. F. Smith. Ben Tomlin,
Carl Williamson, L. W. Warden, T
o. Ady, f. H. Alden, Chas. S. Blair,
D. B. Coates, C. F. Callen, E. w
Christian, W. E Dorathy, T. H. Ed
redge, n. J. Garman, Chas. Hartung,
| F. G. Harland, Nick Manser, E. W.
Pease, L. E. Surber, H H. Snowberg,
er, V. o. Wainwright, A. c. Wal
brecht, Earl Warden.
After continuing the work until
mo further business appeared the
new camp elected the following Off
GERS to aid the pilgrim on his way for
/ the next six months:
| Chief Patriarch-W. B. Sherman
High Priest-John T. Taylor.
Senior Warden-John Pearce.
Junior Warden-A. w. Blanchard.
Scribe-F. H. Shadoin.
Treasurer-John Alden.
Guide-H. A. Dunnuck.
First Watch-A. C. Walbrecht.
Second watch-L. E. Serber.
Third Watch-T. H. Eldredge.
Fourth Watch. c. Anderson.
1st Guard to Tent-Charles W.
2nd Guard to Tent-Chas. A. Pet
tit.
| Inside Sentinel-C. F. Callen
Outside Sentinel-Geo. Cornelius,
The new camp has ten candidates
on the waiting list with more in
sight. What they think of it:
/ A. W. Blanchard-"Its bound to
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! F. H. Shadoin-"I can see nothing
to keep us from having a splendid
camp"
w. B. Steerman-"We want
! few more candidates. know where
they are"
John Taylor-"We did better than
expected we could, and 1 expected
we would"
E. H. Alden-''It is the finest
work I ever saw
George Cornelius-"If there are
any higher degrees 1 sure want to
take them"
| C. S. Fulton-"St Stunenberg is sure
whale; he can go some"
Chas. Hartung-"It is sure a live
ly bunch, and as good a mix-up as
ever got into"
A. r. Albee-"I am living long
way off but sure will be there; it
beats inspecting apple trees all to
pieces"
T. o. Ady-"Nothing like it; the
best ever 1t will make man better
even unto the seventh generation"
A. NJ. Harland-"Go right ahead.
I'll be with you; there can't any
thing stop u.s."
| Ben Tomlin-"The lesson taught
in the Royal Purple degree is like
Truth-it can not be crushed. 1t is
an inspiration to young man to
belong to an order where such les
sons ara taught -