The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1926, Page 2

Scottish Rite Masons and Shriners Will Have Pilgrimage) (Continued from page one.) Knights “of Kadosh. in charge of cere. | y with be nity 0 see parts of t big sp don the butt 1 1 public v the first onial will » A, wil monies of t = ‘Phe atst a ‘the morning at high noon nds nrise and the 32nd Thursday. The ban will he giy qguet, which will be in the form of a} yg p.m, the specia steak dinner, will be Dick mond (€ ch. A genuine, oldfash- | banquet will be served. foned program at which several ol followed by will tell of their frontier Tancher torium of the periences, will follow the dinner. Ac. | mal se After the spectacle. a | ordion players and old fiddlers will | grand ball will he held in the Ma- | furnish the occasion. onic temple, bers of t 1 be honor guests. | or the state pilgrim rin FI held Sunday, is thing of its kind « the state. A special train, carrying more than e Eb at Mandan at 7 temple of the SI uttempted in jm. by tr stellar Shrine program ‘for the Indians. 200 Shriners, will leave Fargo at 3| expected to have the p. in. Tharsday, At 4:30 th n will | through some arrive in Valley City where a grand | after which the caravan will leave Hageant procession of the divan, uni- | for old Fort Lineoln w! s will move, orution exercises of the Custer epi- purihouse e part in the { Included in the rts by the band, drum corps and will take place. yiven in the Ma: ganizations of E ket picnic for all | Templar Macons will be held in the city park. | the direction of Noble past grand commander, Plan Torchlight Parade the uniformed: boilies pecial train will valley | temple in automobiles at? p. mh, arriving at Jamestown | of Liberty memorial p.m. A torchlight parade of 300! they will be met by clad in oriental uniforms and [nobles and Knights Te town Shrine club will be|dress uniform under tarred nd theaters will be | of id Commander rt of the perform- will be given by the nters, and the Arab A Shrine ball will mestown temple at urnished by the Fl entire delegation d the nat hrine which sunset r nobles and 1 temple _will leave ein Fargo ir nobles a chance SUPP their The FE the Three O'Clock in the Morning.” Lutherans Choose ' Chicago For 1929 Convention City sto Mandan, arriving 15 minutes The Mandan nobles, Knights d Scottish Rite bodies jadies, will also join the the special will ar- At 9 a. m., , under on Pemplar and 1 auto ca containing the nobles and will leave for the Killdeer 20 a, m., Dickinson. of St. Louis, Mo., Lutheran we if ck, Mandan and_Dicki dress uniform, the Scot- degree teams’ in their d the divan and uniformed al temple clad in a cast of 500— ie part. TONIGHT ONLY The pageant will be followed liy a Bien abarbsdue and ball. AtS:p. m, Wolfheart aut an will move back to the wonder dog in on, dairy will arrive at vile soporte Saturday and | line greeting "The illustrious 1 train at 7a. bound potentate of serial grand command Jar of North Dakota and the de; supreme council of the tish Rite and hundreds of Masons nobles will stand on the, boundary | Monday Hine which separates the’ State of} “ North Dakota from Montana and | and Alberta Vi greet the o ors of like rank from | Daily matinee, the sister stat will leave for m. the special Male, the home of Shirt. KLEIN'S TOGGERY 100 15 HORSES STEERS $1000 in prizes . Novelty wild boar race Indians, wild west. given an oppo place in the n arby chasif, will leave for | nm where the regular Shrine | Program for Indians Zagal temple special will At high noon it is of their ceremonies, ; concert and spectacle will be | n_park by the or- | agal temple. concert will be broadcast. nda drill by the |p. m. the Mandan nobles and Knights n full dress uniform. under t will be given on-Capitol hill | building after y will be served | Bismarck at 9 “June 19—(AP)—The | Synod of Missouri, Ohio Theatre Big Boy Williams Also 1fth chapter of the And News Reel—Andy Gump — “Pacemakers”—with George O'Haray:-Kid peoec et Al Cook ‘aughn Popular prices Blessom out in a Klein-Wilson Bros. combination For style and value they’re unbeatable [HOME OF $200sHIRTS __| + June 24-25, Thursday and Friday 100 Aeroplane, fireworks, riding, roping, bulldogging, Nat i Asuial ‘oad stamp gronadi-o8 miles north 5 ‘Bowe , he Bad Lands. | tacle will be | southwest of | o which ay on the site of second section At} The banquet spectacle i Dickinson no: m. 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