Local Progress Toward Degree of Honor Lodge In Rapid City
Mrs. F. C. Foster of Rapid City reports success in preliminaries to organize a Degree of Honor lodge here. Arrival of blanks enables applicants to proceed with examinations.
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
2
Mrs. F. C. Foster of Rapid City reports success in preliminaries to organize a Degree of Honor lodge here. Arrival of blanks enables applicants to proceed with examinations.
The Grindstone Bee merges into the Review. Bee subscribers will receive the Review and editorial staff expect reader gains, promising a paper larger than the Missouri River to the Illinois line region. Governor Coe J. Crawford launches an early campaign with multiple stops in Port Pierre Philip and Kadoka.
Presbyterian Rev L Carmon Bell preaches on the 2nd 3rd and 4th Sundays at 2 and 7:30 with Sunday school at 3. Catholic Rev A O Hora holds services at New City Hall with Holy Mass at 10 and a 9 o clock Sunday school led by Miss May Dunlevy. German Lutheran Rev Hoelscher conducts services December 23 at 2 pm in the school house. Parishioners urged to begin building fund contributions.
Grand Overseer J H Parrott presided as Philip Lodge No 1 elected and installed officers including Master Workman J D Rainey Financier Alvin Wagonner Receiver Anderson Michael Recorder F G Schwartz Overseer Frank O Neill M W John Dunlevy Inside Watch John Hollis Foreman D J Sargent Outside Watch Earl Davis Hadien Braminee Dr D D Burns Trustees W Murphy W F Woods John Dunne The first and third Tuesdays were set as regular meeting nights next meeting Tuesday night.
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