Proctor Moose Lodge 1302
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For members & their guests of Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1302 and Women of the Moose Chapter 585 THE MOOSE...WHO ARE WE??? In 1906 James J. This new, 120,000 sq.
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415 3rd Avenue
Proctor, MN
55810
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| Monday | 3pm - 10pm |
| Tuesday | 3pm - 10pm |
| Wednesday | 3pm - 10pm |
| Thursday | 3pm - 10pm |
| Friday | 3pm - 10pm |
| Saturday | 3pm - 10pm |
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THE MOOSE...WHO ARE WE???
We are a million men - young and old, urban, suburban and rural, working and retired; single and married, some with kids at home and some with kids grown and gone. We make our living in business, industry, government, agriculture, medicine, law, education and more. We especially cherish our families, our children and our community. We enjoy each others company; looking forward to the activities we share and supporting firmly the beliefs we hold. We are people whose first thought isn't "What's in it for me?" rather, it is "What can I do to help?
"No man stands so straight and tall as when he stoops to lift up a child"- James J. Davis
In 1888, our founder, Dr. John Henry Wilson of Louisville Kentucky, formally established us as a largely social organization. In 1906 James J. Davis of Elwood, Indiana, became the 247th member, and with his enthusiasm,
transformed a small fraternity into a dynamic social force which, within seven years, boasted more than 500,000 members. In 1913, Davis - who also served as Secretary of Labor under three Presidents, as a United States Senator for 15 years - committed the Moose to the service of humanity by establishing Mooseheart. Located in the Fox Valley of Illinois, about an hour west of Chicago, this magnificent "Child City" has, over the decades, been home, school and success for more than 11,000 children in need.