The Anaconda standard., 1896-05-29
woman's Relief Corps.
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"Before arriving at the cemetery the
command will be given TO open ranks.
Arriving at the gate. the command will
halt and inward face. The veterans
will then advance through the open
lines and balance OF the procession fol-
low in order"
The programme for the exercises at
the hall has been arranged by commit
tees OF the Grand Army and Woman's
Relief Corps. The exercises. which are
TO begin promptly at 1880 p. m. at the
Park opera house. will be as follows:
Salute. Members Of G.. A. II.
Reading of general orders. ...........
.....................B BY the Adjutant
Music. ............... Livingston Band
Remarks. Major Harvey
observation-disclosures Day..........
......................C Charlie GARNER
Vocal solo. Chambers
Invocation. ]. A. Jenkins
Music. c................... Livingston Band
vocal duet. ............-...-...
.....Misses Nora and Etha Prewett
Song. School Children
Responsive recitation. ...........
.....................Tr Chambers
Oration.. George Anderson
Solo. ......................M Mrs. COyan
Origin of Decoration Day...........
......................G Grace Lawrence
Selection. .Arion Quartet
Cornet duet. Graham Brothers
ltflIail0f.s t4AllAf IA0lA1Nh
Harmony drill. Young Ladies
Cornet solo............H. a. Van Horne
Accompanied by Grace, Miller and Du
Franc
Sole. Mrs. Louis Kumm
Music. sic...................L Livingston Band
There is some activity noticeable in
preparatio just now for the opening
OF the Yellowstone park tourist season.
Some Of the help for the hotels has al
ready gone up TO Mammoth Hot
Springs and the main army of clerks.
waiter girls and kitchen employees is
expected TO arrive from st. Paul sun
day. Already there have been a few
tourists who have gone up as far as
Mammoth. but the snow is yet too deep
I'm the interior OF the park to contem-
plate a. through trip. The engine OF
the steamboat on Yellowstone lake has
been repaired in the railroad shops
here this week and been sent back to
the park again.
There passed through here yesterday
a shipment OF Washington timber.
which excited not a little curiosity.
The timber was about 90 feet in length
and required three fiat cars for its
transportation. Notwithstanding their
great length. some Of the timbers had
scarcely a knot in them. The stun was
going East for shipward purposes.
Hon. r. c. Day. while at Billings last
week on legal business. was taken
quite seriously III and forced TO ask for
a postponement Of the case in which
he was retained. He returned home
sunday and since then mas heen con-
fined closely 10 his room by an tttack
OF erysipelas.
Assessor Daniels has completed the
assessment in Shields river and = now
making his rounds in the eastern end
OF the county.
The officers made a raid on gang OF
tramps who came 10 town the other
night and landed eight OF them I'm jail.
one OF them was found 20 have in his
possession a couple OF pair OF trousers
which had been stolen from Heuerlin
Bros store. He was convicted in the
Justice court of petit larceny and sent
To iau 70 serve out a short sentence
Tom Mains is circulating petition
for appointment as game warden for
Park county. SO is ". G. simpson.
The veddahs. or wild hunters OF Cey-
lon. mingle the pounded hbers OF soft
and decayed wood with the honey on
which they feed when meat is not 20 be
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