Community lodge notices and church services in Dillon Montana
Readable fragments show lodge meetings including Prospect Lodge No. 29 I O G T and G A R posts at Odd Fellows Hall Dillon with invitations to all in good standing. Also K of P and AOUW lodges meet weekly or monthly, plus church services at St James St Rose Grace M E and First Baptist with Sunday schools and prayers. hospitalities listed for Dillon Public Library Association and Steedman Post, G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
D. T. Chapman
Exmont
Tee
Lodge Hall
Giomtale
C. Moe
Peter Leybold
C. P
Prospect Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hi
Dillon
Oddaeows Ball
C. T. Et Lodge
Wee Hey K
P. Ai Courte Ion
Castle Coaper
Weatnck
Idaho
Macklem
Itera
D. McGough
J. Barleigh
M. W. Bannack Acoaee No
Glendale
A. F. Cline
Frank P. Tate
Steedman
St. Rose
Father van Ven
Episcopal
St. James
Slam
S. D. Hooker
Grace
First Baptist Church
Lla
Spencer
Thuredaye Eere Presbyterian
Albert R. Crawford
Dart’s Hall
Rabbath School
Twin Bridges Lodge
Masonic Hall
J. R Comfort
G. E. Pitcher
M. W
Twinridges Lodge
A. F
A. M
Wm. McClay
Sec
Y. M. H Lott
Liberty Lodge No
O GT
Templar Hall
Bec
Y. W
St. Paul
Bodleian Library
Oxford
England
Paul
Leonium
Antioch
Hermogenes
Demas
Christ
Onesiphorous
Lectra
Simmia
Zeno
Iconium
Titus
Lystra
St. Louis Republic
T. Lisle Dickie
Supreme Bench
Illinois
Judge Dickie
Ottawa
Thieving on Trains and Umbrella Theft at the Brooklyn Bridge
A well dressed woman lost a gold headed umbrella to a clever thief on a Brooklyn bridge train. A careful guard recaptured the umbrella, noting this man’s frequent thefts. Trainporters keep detailed stub records of found items, with umbrellas and pocketbooks among the most common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
America
New York World
Eighteen Year Amendment Vote Fails In Grand Lodge
In the sovereign grand lodge 165 representatives debated the proposed eighteenth year constitutional amendment. Seventy-seven percent support failed as 107 voted for and 58 against. a three fourths requirement not met. Ohio reports 60,000 members with 21,498.50 receipts and 25,401.69 disbursements. A London or Fall River lodge notes and an Oak Charter gavel gifted to Grand Sire Busbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Ilinois
British Columbia
The
Sons of Odd Fellows
Fall River
Mass
Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania
Sudbury
Canada
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Grand Lodge
New York
Hartford
Charles Busbee
Ralph Burnham
Bundle of Sticks
Thomas Sherlock
Cincinnati
Lyford
New Hampshire
William White
Kentucky
United States
Knights and Ladies of Honor Elect New Lodge Rules
The eighth regular biennial session in Newark New Jersey approved changes including suspensions for nonpayment, new digest of decisions, monthly general fund status, restricted grand and supreme lodge representation to relief fund members, and powers expansion with one assessment for initiates. Officers named include L B Lockard Oscar Wilner W Harvey E J McBride Mrs C M Anderson and others, next session set for Indianapolis in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge
Newark
N. J
General Fund
Grand
Supreme Lodges
Relief Fund
Grand Lodges
L. B. Lockard
Pennsylvania
Oscar Wilner
New Jersey
W. Harvey
Indiana
E. J. McBride
C. M. Anderson
Illinois
B. Breed
Massachusetts
New Commander in Chief Named for Uniformed Rank
Supreme Dictator Samuel Klotz appointed General Carl D. Ludwig of New Orleans as commander in chief of the Uniformed Bank to replace General Frank D. Slont. Ludwig trained under Klotz in Newark and joined Humboldt lodge in Nashville in 1877. The office reported 378 applications in two weeks ending Sept 26 with Texas providing 65 and Colorado 44, and the October assessment notice noted 160 registered deaths totaling $169000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Klotz
Carl D. Ludwig
New Orleans
Uniformed Bank
Frank D. Slont
Ludwig
Order
Humboldt Lodge
Nashville
W. and
O. B
Newark
N. J
Supreme
Klotz
Department
Nelson
Texas
Colorado
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Harris Brothers
Montana
Ramirewo We
Helena
Ftarris Bros
North Main Street
Society
Church Directory
Mnal Cards
W. 8. Barbour
Attorney AT Law
Idaho Street
Masonic
Burnett
Mont
BrAveRyEap
Kupfer Block
Romert Callahan
Dillon, Mont
First National Bank
Humphrey
Plumb
A. R.hallowell
W. 8. Roberts
McCarthy
Geo. R. Peck
Santa Fe Railway
Benj. Simpson
Supreme Court
A. Williams
Union Pacific Railway
Ka, Kansas
M. W. Levey
Wichita National Bank
H. W. Lewis
Kansas National
C. H. Bentley
Wichita
Kansas
Ry PreRg
Bunnell & Enonvestment Company
Elena
Geo, Chandler
Interior Department
Washington, D.C
PV N Norris
R. B. Sarre
HE KR. Melton
Attorney-At-Law
Mary B. Moore
GoLden Lear
E P. Dungan, Se
Bannack, Montana
Crown and Hiridge
Dillon Mercantile Co
Reynolds’ Ranch
Siitt
Brooklyn Bridge
William the Conqueror
Denmark
Forbes
William the Conquern
London Saturday Review
Mr. de Sharp
de Sharp
New York Weekly
Sheridan Knowles
Charles Kemble
Covent Garden
Fannie Kemble
Julia
Knowles
Walter
Clifford
Master Walter
Morning Chronicle
Chambers’ Journal
Ellerly
Popular Science Monthly
Treacle
Mark
Oliver
London
Boston Herald
Waul
Wisconsin
Peoria
Chicago
Detroit
Board of Education
Detroit Free Press
Gus de Smith
Austin
Carlyle
Boston Commonwealth
Edward III
la Hague
Froisart
Knights and Ladies OF Honor
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