The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-16
Catholic Order of
FOresters Initiate
Candidates Sunday

The courts of st. Clement, No.
TAT, st. Joseph, No. 704, and st.
Anthony, No. 1856, Catholic Order
Of Foresters, held initiation cere-
monies Sunday afternoon at St.
Mary's auditorium. More than so
candidates were presented for initia-
ton.
At the close Of the afternoon a
banquet was served by the ladies of
the Altar society with covers laid
for $50 guests. DR.. F. B. Strauss,
deputy high chief ranger, presided
as POSTMASTER. E. P. Crane, past
chief ranger, responded to the toast,
"Welcome." Others who gave short
talks were Father John Stag, John
Sullivan of Mandan, Ralph Tuch-
scherer of Chicago, Paul Wachter,
Joseph A. Freymann of Dyersville,
Iowa, and Frank Clausen, Thomas
Dunn Of Minot, Joseph Schantz, DR..
G. F. Writ. John Runge, Emil
Bobb and Bob Ford.
Music was furnished during the
event, !. by John Mushik. The list
Of initiates follows:
st. Clements court No. TAT, Bis
marck: J. N. Roherty. II. B. Lift,
Anton G. Beer, Peter Balzer, J. p.
Wagner, Sylv. Schneider, Jos. L.
Clifford. Ray J. Ebenal, Christ. Al
Ter, A. J. Sinkula, Leo A. Winter,
, Chas. Whitley, Jr., A. P. Simon,
VIM. Ebeling, ]. S. Stumph, Wend.
Schneider, A. D. McKinnon, Stan
lev Cervinski. VIM. J. Rigg, L. A.
Thomas, j. Dietrich, Leo I. Brown,
Francis Boehm. DR.. T. G. O'Hara,
Mich. Goetz, Leo A. Buretta, E. B.
Klein. Paul Wachter, Harry Clark,
Leo Boespflug. j. B. Smith, George
NJ. Chaser, Ambrose Brazerol, NJ. v.
T.aFrance. Frank Schneider, Anton
Brown, Frank Clausen, Jos. A.
kohler, J. J. Weinberger, NJ. j. Mel
bauer.
St. Joseph's Court No. 7O4, Man.
Ian: Math. Boehm, Math. Schardts,
Clair F. Hess, F. H. Boehm, Mich.
Messmer, John j. Geiger, Math. j.
Steckler, Paul C. Bennett. VIM.
Stoltz, Adam Gress, j. j. Frohlick,
Frank Weber, Ed Schafcr, Geo. G..
Klein, John F. Knoll, Paul Hoffman,
Jos. "A. Koch, Louis E. Heck, Mich.
= ]. Matz, John Kalvoda, John j.
Bender, Jos. Knoll, f. F. Knoll,
Theo. C. Lauer, Mike Held, ]. G.
Schontz.
St. Anthony Court No. 1856: G.
Bender, T. B. Leingang, E. Bulling-
er, Lorenz Klein.
Joseph A. Kitchen left today for
Killdeer where he will address the
Parent-Teachers association at a
meeting this evening. Mr.. Kitchen
will also give demonstration Of
Indian Club swinging with musical
accompaniment. Before coming to
North Dakota Mr.. Kitchen was d.
rector Of physical training at VAL
paraiso University. On Tuesday he
will speak on agricultural conditions
of the state at the Dickinson state
normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Phillips,
and family who have spent the past
two years in Elmira, N. Y, and
, Canton, Pa, have arrived in Bis
marck to make their home. For the
present they are residing with Mrs.
Phillips brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hyland.
A special meeting of the Degree
Of Honor is being held this evening
at o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Harry Homan, 116 Ia Fourth
street, for the purpose of electing
q representative to the grand lodge
meeting.
The Mothers club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Price
Owens.
A son was born Sunday at st.
Alexius hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Geiermann Of this city.
The Progressive Mothers club
will meet Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. w. J. Wilcox.
Charles Duane, small son Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. D. Morton, is i'll 1t his
home with pneumonia.