Freemasons of Minocqua

03/15/2026

10/04/2025

Answer in the form of a question.

09/26/2025

On Wednesday September 17th 2025 Island City Lodge # 330 held an Entered Apprentice Degree for Nathan Brewer of Minocqua.. What a great night it was. Masons from all across District 3 came together to make this special night happen. We are excited to see this new brother continue his journey in the Fraternity!

08/06/2025

Island City Lodge #330 Scrap Drive is closed for the 2025 season. A big thank you to everyone who contributed. The money raised by this annual event support individuals, and organizations dedicated to making the lives of people in our local area better.

06/28/2025

The Scrap Yard will be closed on Friday the 4th. We will be open again on Satuday the 5th. Have a great Independence Day Celebration!

06/09/2025

Congratulations to the 2025 Wisconsin Grand Lodge officers that were sworn in at the Annual Communication this weekend!

01/26/2025

Congratulations to Elijah Sisney, newly Raised Master Mason at the Day of Light at Rhinelander Freemasons . Island City Lodge #330 welcomes our newest member. Brother Eli, a gunsmith by trade, lives in Minocqua. He owns Semper Smithing in Minocqua. Pictured from left to right: Brother Eli Sisney and Brother Rick Rausch District 3 Representative, and Past Master of Island City #330.

12/04/2024

Tonight's Stated Communication, 12/4, has been canceled due to bad weather.

Charlie Imlah
Worshipful Master
Island City #330

10/08/2024

Ten Master Masons, happy, doing fine;
One listened to a rumor, then there were nine.

Nine Master Masons, faithful, never late;
One didn't like the "Master," then there were eight.

Eight Master Masons, on their way to heaven;
One joined to many clubs, then there were seven.

Seven Master Masons, life dealt some hard licks;
One grew discouraged, then there were six.

Six Master Masons, all very much alive;
One lost his interest, then there were five.

Five Master Masons, wishing there were more;
Got into a great dispute, then there were four.

Four Master Masons, busy as could be;
One didn't like the programs, then there were three.

Three Master Masons, was one of them you?
One grew tired of all the work, then there were two.

Two Master Masons with so much to be done;
One said "What's the use," then there was one.

One Master Mason, found a brother -- true!
Brought him to the Lodge, then there were two.

Two Master Masons didn't find work a bore;
Each brought another, then there were four.

Four Master Masons saved their Lodges fate;
By showing others kindness, then there were eight.

Eight Master Masons, loving their Lodges bright sheen;
Talked so much about it, they soon counted sixteen.

Sixteen Master Masons, to their obligations true;
Were pleased when their number went to thirty-two.

So we can't put our troubles at the Lodges door;
It's our fault for harming the Lodge we adore.

Don't fuss about the programs or the "Master" in the East;
Keep your obligation by serving even the very least.

Author Unknown