Annual Election of Officers for Ensuing Year Noted
Knights of Pythias and other local orders held elections at their Thursday meetings to select officers for the coming year with installations planned for January. Reports list numerous posts across lodges including Grand Lodge reps and trustees, with notes on active membership and upcoming installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
C. C
Frank Weller
V.C
Charles Boges
W.S
Chanka Lodge
N. G
R.C. Warne
V. G
Geo. W. Garton
J. C. Lehman
Per
N. J. Neilsen
Jerome Wiltse
Geo. Law
Ralph Kershaw
Daughters of Rebekah
Western Star Lodge
W. H. Bloss
W.G
A.S. Curtis
Frances Kershaw
Ransom Post
G. A. TR
J. M. Adams
L. W. Doty
J. S. Michaels
H. W. Kress
F. D. Powers
B. J. Hall
James McKinley
W. H. Webster
Tee, Blanchard
W. Webster
W. H. Turneaure
W. H. Stowell
R. T. Robinson
Mary L. Phelps
Montrose
A.O.U. W
C Cummings
L. &. Stair
Spencer
Stair
Omaha
Phelps
Mitchell
Prosperity Lodge
Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Co Closes After Struggles
W H Helwig is named receiver to wind up the company affairs as the Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Co ends years of hardship and ceases operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Helwig
Prohibition Union Plans for Constitutional Prohibition
The Non-Partisan Prohibition Union meets to evolve a plan backing constitutional prohibition. Dakota fire and Marine Insurance Co. appoints W. H. Helwig as receiver at 4 PM, following Joseph Harker's request to Judge Haney. Liabilities size about 40,000 dollars and assets include notes and judgments. Beede has invested about 40,000 cash, Stearns reports about 35,000 in losses. Helwig aims to clean up the business within a year. Beede and Stearns return to Hampton, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Joseph Harker
Judge Haney
Chamberlain
Haney
W. H. Helwig
Harker
A. Beede
Beede
J. T. Stearns
C. H. Dillon
Yankton
A. E. Hitchcock
Helwig
Messrs.Beede and
Stearns
Hampton
Iowa
Prohibition Union Executive Session Guides Campaign
The Executive Committee of the Non artisan Prohibition Union of South Dakota met in Sioux City to plan action for constitutional prohibition enforcement. Leaders Carhart Huntley and Mrs Lula Ramsey outlined aims to unite opponents of saloon culture and push for school instruction on alcohol effects. The group emphasized earnest work and a broad, conscience driven campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Carhart
Elk Point
Nev
Huntley
Wessingtono Springs
Lula Ramsey
Woonsocket
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