Cornerstone laid for Masonic Temple at White Earth
The cornerstone ceremony for the new Masonic Temple at White Earth was held with about 200 Masons from Northwestern North Dakota attending. Grand Master Henry E. Byorum and Grand Secretary W. L. Stockwell presided as the lodge, officers and visiting dignitaries toured the site, heard addresses, and enjoyed supper. The 24 by 60 foot temple will include a 44 foot dining hall, kitchen, furnace room, and a main lodge hall, costing about 3500 dollars and built by White Earth Masons.
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Masonic Temple
White Earth
Adoniram Lady No. 9
North Dakota
Henry E. Byorum
Minot
Mapaie Lodge of
W. L. Stockwell
Minot Madura
John Morrelley
Buell
Lyle Benewon
Torgie Olson
Kay Swiggum
John Perkett
Einar Muus
G. A. Colvord
Dr. A.mcdaniel James Johnson
H. B. Byorum
Frank W. Youngman
Hubert Porter
A. JD. Hagenstein
R. M. Graham
Fred V. Dale
Stanley Band
White Earth Masons
Grand Lodge
Henry BE. Byorum
James Johnson
Chas
D. Milley
Ralph L. Miller
Olaf M. Muus
W L. Stockwell
Byorwin
Stockwell
Olst AM Fee Ee
Minott
Harth Masons
Cation
Adoniram Lodge
Stanley
Mt. Maria
Williston
Stax
Craftsman
Ray
Berthold
Crosby
Tioga
Havre
Mont
Wm. C. Gibb
Mountrail
Fth
Lodge
Association
Moray
Advance Tex
White Earth Indies
Class of Eighty Will Graduate in Minot
Minot schools celebrate Casimencomunt week with Baccalaureate at the Auditorium led by Rev G Le Roy White. Eighth grade completion reaches 175 students. commencement Friday night will confer diplomas to 80 seniors led by speaker Hon Tracy Bangs. The graduating class includes Mabel Swanson, Helen Wilson, Norris Lunde, Mildred Shepard, Ivan Erickson, and many others.
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Minot
G. le Roy White
Muthadhat
Nab
Iiy
Francis J. Murphy
Tracy Bangs
Grand Forks
Mabel Swanson
Helen Wilson
Norris Lunde
Mildred Shepard
Ivan Erickson
Catherin Quigley
Jessie Rezek
Harlow Samuelson
Martha Stewart
Jonathan Blaisdell
Marguerite Malm
Geneva Emerson
Anna Blackstad
Mark Caton
Corrine Listerud
Carl Jacobson
Eva Wemer
Johanna Larson
Florence Larson
John Rodger
Benneth Johnson
Walter Spauling
John Lunas
Horace Ts
Ghester Rosenzweig
Louise Sims
Mildred Ladd
Gertrude Hineline
Orpha Kerr
Grace Wright
Dorothy Verty
Mary Mann
Harold Orning
Lucile Carlaon
Helmer Skadeland
Gertrude Ehr
Violet Brethauer
Claire Loomis
John Brauer
Henrietta Jacobson
Donald Knopfies
Kathleen Corbett
Panl Kemper
Alice Lunde
Audrey Gees- Ain
Leo Abel
Ruby Gerwein
Arline Convis
Grace Napstad
Patrick Quigley
Vara Hiatt
Leslie Champers
Grace Reed
Magdaline Larsen
Oliver Peterson
Imee Johnson
Danie Logan
Mac Balerud
Butter market in 1922 and local events at Minot
The Northern Produce Co reports 1922 butter prices near 42 1 2 cents per pound, with 3 000 000 pounds produced at Minot plant last year and massive cream shipments via direct sending across a 460 mile territory. The tub bill for June exceeds 4 000 dollars, and creamery output runs 12 000 to 15 000 pounds daily. Shipments go to New York Chicago and as far as San Diego. A community hall play, The Young Country School Ma’am, is set for June 10 at South Prairie with a community band performance to raise funds for the band. Miss Alpha Sharer will perform a piano recital between acts.
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Brogugt
Northern Produce Co
Minot
Commission
New York
Chicago
Great Lakes
San Diego
Calif
Young Country School
Ma’am
South Prairie Community Hall
South Prairie Community Band
Miss Alpha Sharer
Acta
Minot Association Sets July 4 Play Day and Meeting Plans
The Minot Association of Commerce voted to stage a large July 4 play day in Riverside Park featuring Boy Scout activities and competitive games, with a street dance and a likely baseball game. The Minot Community Band would perform in uniforms, funded by the association. The same board scheduled its annual meeting for June 13 with a buffet lunch at 6:15 p.m. and short program. directors Danielson Metaire and Clarence Lee expire, with re-nominations. A Bottineau item notes flower thieves damaging bushes in that city.
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Minot Association of Commerce
North Dakota
Riverside Park
Minot
Association of Commerce
C. Ke, Danielson
Ad. PF. McGuire
Clarence D
G. R. Sinker
Botata
B.A. Shiney
California
Clarence
Association
Securi
Association of Commerce For Directors
I Danielson
If. Metaire
Clarence D. Lee
Rotary Day in Minot to Honor Cummings International Party
The first North Dakota Rotary Day will be celebrated in Minot on Tuesday June 20 with Ralph J Cummings of Lancaster Pa First Vice President of International Rotary and a party of 140 guests arriving by special train at 3 30 p m and staying until 6 80 p m They will be hosted by local Rotarians and Kiwanis members with a reception at Riverside Park followed by a program of sports and entertainments including tennis volleyball and a municipal swimming pool event The visit will be highlighted by a talk by Mr Cummings and Mrs Jim Huyck has recovered from recent illness and is back in good health
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North Dakota
Minot
Ralph J. Cummings
Lancaster
International Rotary
Los Angeles
Cummings
Rotary
Minneapolis
E. A. Shirley
Minot Rotary
II Shirley
Tn Twe
Norman Ellison
B.S. Person
G. D. Colcord
Johnny Jones
Cunomings
Shirley Man Black
Ethore
Uy Neipal
Riverside Park
Meu Minines
Bay Yard
Kiwanis
Googe F.shafer
Yepartake Commission
Shafer
Association of Commerce
John Husay
Iacy J. Finke
Northwestern North Dakota Potato Association
Clyde Nelson
Ward County Farm Bureau
Francis J. Murphy
Halvor L. Halvorson
Towledge Sharp Trading
Eom Amendson
Minor
Agricultural College
Gorman
Topivleon
Minnt Association of
Copimerce
Hiatienet
Manel
Gener Sonlflen
Atty
Princis Murphy
Halvor L. Halvorsen
Matey
250 Boy Scouts Camp at Rice Lake for Ten Days
250 scouts will camp at Rice Lake for ten days. The piece details planning, transportation, dining, shelter, and facilities including tents, cooking setup, pavilion dining, and supervision by Scout leaders. It notes improvements over last year and anticipated full program with swimming instruction and organized daily activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Rice Lake
Johnny Jones Shows Coming June Nineteen to Twenty Four
Advance agent GW McCarten arrived in the city to stage the Johnny Jones Shows for June 19 to 24 near the Normal school. The act promises mostly new attractions, clean and entertaining, with the troupe touring Pittsburgh East Liverpool Canton Minneap lis, Calgary, Winnipeg Regina Saskatoon and Weyburn en route to the Dominion Fair. McCarten, once an Indian wild animal exporter for Hagenbeck, notes Riverside Park progress and praises Supt. Doolittle and the zoo.
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GW. McCarten
Johnny Jones
Thin City
Jones
McCarren
India
Hagenbeck
Minot
Riverside Park
Supt. Doolittle
Zoo
Ward County Farm Bureau Twine Sales Boom
Clyde Nelson, secretary of the Ward County Farm Bureau, reports strong sales of twine to farmers. Members can secure twine at prices from 9.55 to 10 cents per pound, varying by locality.
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Clyde Nelson
Ward County Farm Bureau
Berthold Man Holds Auction For Farm Implements
Nick Schilling a Berthold implement dealer will host a large sale on Wednesday June nth for farming tools trucks and city stock following his decision to quit the business. George A State of Berthold will oversee the sale. Hadley M. Greene manager of Burlington’s peep ai ne company discussed a new mill project and potential leasing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthold
Nick Schilling
George A
Hadley M. Grree
Burlington
Contemplate Leasing
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Masonic
Temple
Knight Templar
A. D. McCannel
John A. Moldstad
Mina Muus
Misa Shepherd
Helen Wilkon
Judith Frank
Berean
Parent
Wemany
Board of Directors
Bottineau
Jim Huyck
Rochester
Minnesota
Hayek
Poland
White House
Warsaw
Mar ‘al Plleadant
Gniee
Sieininland
Aleo Ptoladdy
Guy Hint
Mipot
Jake
Alex J. McCannel
George Beatty
D. Riley
B. C
Deaty Sioner
Sehuala
Vie
Riley
William Mueller
Alts. Shor
Washington
Paul Shorh
Washington, D. C
East
Geo, Heger
J. M. Shorb
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