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BIG K. P. EVENT IN NEW LEWISTON HOTEL
Some twenty-five or more members of the local Knights of Pythias lodge drove to Lewiston Thursday evening to participate in the reception at that place Thursday night to the supreme chancellor of the order, George C. Campbell, of Norfolk, Va., and to Harry M. Love of Colfax, who was recently honored with election to the position of supreme keeper of records and seal. There were present several of the grand lodge officers of both Idaho and Washington, and also several past grand chancellors of the two states, including J. N. Nankervis of this city, who was one of the speakers on the program.
At 8 o'clock the Knights assembled, with the date for commencing season football work rapidly approaching Coach Matthews and his staff are making ready to start the practice program at the Lewiston castle hall, where 30 candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the rank of page. The work was put on in a way which reflected the greatest credit upon the Lewiston lodge, the initiation being followed by short talks by a number of the visitors. At 10:30 the assembled Knights marched to the new Lewis-Clark hotel, where an excellent five-course banquet, the first in the magnificent new hostlery, of which Lewiston may be justly proud, was served. Following the banquet there were a number of talks by prominent Knights and by Lewiston businessmen, the principal address of the evening being delivered by the supreme chancellor.  Music was furnished throughout the evening by the D. O. K. K. band, which had just won the first prize at the Spokane Interstate fair. 