The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-05

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Friday, June II, forenoon Legislative
session. Friday afternoon at two O'Clock
excursion to Missoula, to which alI are in
vited, the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany having made a one fare for the round
trip for all who wish to attend.
Ihs visitors will DO mot at the depot on
their arrival at Missonla and will be es-
corted to their hotels by a procession SINH
lar in character to that which will escort
the supreme lodge on Tuesday. headed by
ana ladies having as a special escort 200
kootenai and Flathead Indians. A. public
reception will follow at the opera house
where addresses will be made by Mayor
Higgins and Hon. T. s. Marshall, president
OF the board of trade, which will be re-
sponded to by members of the supreme
lodge. after which a time will be spent in
social entertainment.
Saturday morning, June 10, the visitors
vii! be given \ ride about ths city and to
1T. Missoula and to Bonner's mill. There
after there will be Indian games to be par
ticipated in by 100 chosen athletes for
prizes, selected from tho Kootsnai aud
Tlathead Indians, after which the supreme
lodge members n their ladies will be
photographed with the Indians. Major
Roman having agreed to furnish each mem
Der of the supreme lodge witha handsome
squaw and each lady in the party a gallant
buck. b purity will return to Helena Sat
urday evening.
Sunday, June 10, Rev. W. Warne Wilson,
pnst supreme master workman, OF Detroit,
Will occupy the Episcopal pulpit. kindly
rendered to him by Rev. +. r. Webb, and
under like circumstances Rev. A. c. Bane,
OF Oakland, CAL, will by invitation of Rev.
William Rollins occupy the M%ethodist pull
pit. and on invitation OF Rev. r.. V. Moore
the Rev. J. &. Tate, Of Hastings. Neb., will
occupy tho pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church.
In the afternoon at three O'Clock memoir
ial exercises will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church, in respect to the memory
of members Of the supreme lodge deceased.
since ito last meeting.
In the evening there will be a sacred con-
cert at the Hotel Broadwater.
Monday. June 20, the day will be devoted
TO Legislative business and in the evening
the supreme lodge will be invited to partic-
lpate In q banquet, to be given under the
auspices OF q citizens committee, of which
notice will be given hereafter.
Tuesday, June p, Wednesday, June %,
will be legislative days. and in the even
lnRs the Masonic fraternity, Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias and Grand Army of
the Republic will entertain members of
their organizations in the delegation.
Thursday, June %, the entire supreme
lodge and other visitors will participate in
an excursion to Butte and Anaconda,
where they will be shown the wonders of
the greatest mining camp on earth.
1t il hoped that the entire programme
will be carried out successfully, and that
the visitors will return to their homes with
only the p~leasantest recollections Of their
trip to Montana.
The ladies reception committee are re-
quested to meet At the A. o. U. W. hall
over Parchen's drug store Monday after
June 9th. at three pollock for con-
as to the duties assigned them.
The young people committee. having in
charge the ball to be given at the audi
forum, Tuesday evening, June 18th, are
requested to meet at the office of Henry
Yaerger. grand recorder, A. o. u. W., in the
Colo block, Monday evening at eight
o'clock sharp.
Persons having rooms where visitors can
be accommodated are again urgently re-
quested to send notice OF the same to DR..
W.: M. Bullard, secretary of general com
mittee,