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A Trip Through Minnesota—By Rodney H. Brandon, Supreme Secretary
on over to Ely and were entertained by that live-wire bunch of good fellows. An automobile was in waiting and after we had gotten about all the fish in White Iron Lake we trekked over to Birch Lake Dam where the boys pulled twenty-five pounds of bass, pickerel and pike out of the swirling waters of that outlet in a few minutes. That night we had a fine meeting of Ely Lodge.
The next morning saw us back on our way to Birch Lake Dam where we took it easy until noon with the bass, pickeral and pike.
Any member of the Loyal Order of Moose who wishes a delightful outing with real natural conditions for fishing, where the fish are not yet frightened at he lure, should get in touch with Secretary John Mier of Tower or Secretary John Johnson of Ely. No better fellows will be encountered in a day’s march, and Johnson in particular is an unbeatable guide. The boys came hack full of enthusiasm at the fine reception accorded by the various commitees. The Champion fisher was E. M. Oswalt, of the Press, who proved to be a wonder with the casting tools. The Loyal Order of Moose may well be proud of its fine representation in the cities of the iron range.
I had the pleasure in the middle of July to spend a few days in the beautiful lake country of the iron range of Minnesota. This was a combination trip of work and pleasure; the work being to row a boat all day while some of the good brothers fished in the beautiful waters of these lakes, and the pleasure being to speak to Lodges and Legions in the evening. Our first meeting was in Virginia, where District Supervisor Gerahty had arranged a class of 125 of the best fellows of all the lodges in the range and where we instituted Mesaba Legion in a most enthusiastic all night session. Old Squirtum was on the job and enthusiasm ran high.
About four o’clock in the morning, when the Legion meeting was about at an end, we drove over to Tower, where the day was spent on an outing on wonderful Lake Vermillion. The Tower boys have built a beautiful bungalow on the shores of the lake where they served us a fish “bullion”. After this treat we spent the afternoon cruising in a motor boat and lifting out a few pike and similar finny life. Later we went into the city of Tower and had an enthusiastic lodge meeting between 10:00 P. M. and 2:00 A. M.
After sleeping a few hours we went
Honors Come After Death—Brother Sergeant Adrean a Good Soldier
members of his command who had pushed far to the front he was again hit in the shoulder and severaly wounded. His heroic and voluntary disregard of self in order to save his comrades set a splendid exampl to all ranks. He has since died of wounds received in this action.
The Quartermaster General of the Army has been directed to have the cross sent to you and it is believed that you will receive same in good time.	Very respectfully,
(Signed) C. M. THIELE,
Adjutant General.
Brother Adrean was a good soldier, having been active in military service since 1898. He served with Co. E, 102nd N. Y., during the Span-ish-American war. He continued his connection with the N. Y. State Guard. Served with the 27th and 29th Divisions in France where he made the great sacrifice after a heroic career. Peace be with the loved ones who mourn him.
The following letter was received by the wife of our late Brother Adrean who was a member of Utica, N. Y., Lodge No. 450:
War Department The Adjutant General’s Office Washington
February 13, 1919. Mrs. Mary Regina Adrean,
1006 Rudolph Place, Utica, N. Y. Dear Madam:
This office has been advised by the Commanding General, American Expeditionary Forces (cable 1920) that he has awarded the distinguished service cross posthumously to your husband, Sergeant Charles H. Adrean, 107th. Infantry, for extraordinary heroism in action east of Ronssoy, France, September 29, 1918. While commanding part of his company he was wounded in the head but continued to direct his men, reorganizing a detachment of soldiers and establishing a line of defense in a trench. Later while going to the assistance of some
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SUPREME VICE-DICTATOR BRINGS VISITORS
Accompanied with Supreme Vice-Dictaor Brother Darius Brown, a delegation of prominent citizens of Kansas City, Mo., visited MOOSEHEART on July 30. The delegation comprised of Mrs. Jennie Green, Judges Porterfield and Thomas and Messers Hood and Moorehead.
The visitors were taken to all the points of interest and finally to the meeting of the Assembly. Then called upon (as visitors usually are) each of them expressed surprise and pleasure with what they had seen and complemented the students upon the splendid home-life and happiness which was every where apparent.
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