The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-07-20
SUNDAY At THE CAMP
The Soldiers Listen 10 a Sermon BY
Chaplain stull.
ALSO A FINE BAND CONCERT
Bozeman Turns Out to Hear the
Famous Boston g. Montana Mu-
siclans-A Horse fiace-A Man
Killed on the Railroad.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Bozeman, Mont. July ls.-"Paul 0
Prisoner" the first clause of the first
chapter and first verse Of Phlomen.
was the text from which q. C. Stuli to-
day preached a most impressive SER
mon. There was very large attend
ance of soldiers at divine worship,
Chaplain sstull speaking from the front
OF the officers barracks to a large audi
ence which sat about the parade
ground and gave marked attention to
his words. His sermon brought out
the antagonism OF the world against
the truth in the time OF Paul and how
Paul was a gallant soldier, a prisoner
and martyr. but now the doctrine he
battled for and preached Is becoming
generally accepted Service opened
with prayer and singing.
The concert given at 4 D. m. by tho
Boston * Montana regimental band on
the parade ground was greatly appre-
ciated by large gathering. The peo-
pie OF Bozeman and the entire Gala
tin valley drove to Fort Ellis to-day
TO enjoy the concert. Bandmaster s.
II. Treloar had given much time to the
preparation Of the programme. a part
Of which was new and required much
practice. The programme was as fol-
lows:
March. Royal George. Scott
Minuet, OK" lst time. Hadyn
Medley overture, Jolly Nighi." lst
time. ....... ... 49,. ....s Boyer
Introducing Di Darkies Cavaliers.
Modo. Just Tell Them You Saw Ne:
tempo dl Schott. Put Me on at Buff
falo: moderate. Arrah! Go on: valse.
My Best Girls a New Yorker: alle-
gretto, Do New Eui!y; andte modo. A
Night at the Play: tempo al reel.
finale, McDuffy's Reel
Selection. "Lucrezia B0rgia" .......
.......... .,....... ........ .DoniZettt
schottiscae. polly Warden" 1st
time,....,. ,...... ............ Bailey
Waltz. Remembrance OF Naples"
........ ........ ........ -. Bennett
Medley selection. ''Babyionia" Williams
Introducing: Andte. wot Cher: mode-
ratio. whackey. Whackey, Whack;
modo, That Is Love: valse. Maggie
Murphy's Home; allo modo. Whist
ling This Tune All bay: allegro. The
Poor Girl Didn't Know; moderate.
Comrades; galop. Pa and Ma.
"A Kansa $ Two-Step," 1st time.
| ..... ..... ... ...... ......A. fryor
Every member was roundly applaud
"
large bouquen Of beautiful flowers was
presented to each member OF the band
| The visitors 10 Camp Davis to-day
from the neighboring cities were many.
among the Col A. L. Babcock Of Ball-
ings. and from the same place Lou
Knight. editor Of the Billings Recorder.
/ Cashier George Hayes. w. b. George
and A. L. Mann. Homer Richards. son
| Of the governor. came over from Hell
ena to-day, as also Past Regiment Ad-
jutant George r. March and Captain
Dellkeath and A. F. Fisk OF Helena.
High school cadets. Governor Rick
ards and his private secretary will ar.
rive Monday evening and on Tuesday
the governor will review the troop&
Major b. H. Cooke. inspector Of ride
practice. arrived to-day from Butte.
The competitive shoot by teams from
Company A of Great Falls. Company
d Of Virginia City. Company q OF
Butte and Company H Of Bozeman will
take place at the rife range under hin
supervision. Boxeman now holds The
state trophy. having won II In 1892 ana
again In 1896. and a. The rules are thai
when o company has won the cup
three times II shall then belong to that
| company. Boxeman's team Is especially
desirous Of winning the shoot this
time. Interest In this shoot. however.
Ia but little more than that oocastoned
by the drill Tomorrow afternoon. whom
companies at this camp will all enteg
the competitive drill for the posseaon
OF the Kessler flag. The company max
Ing the best appearance gets this na8s
which will be competed for every year,
to be held by the winning company
for q period of IL months. and again
surrendered at the future encampmene
to the beat appearing company n the
regiment. Company + of Butts expects
to carry away this trophy Tomorrow.
There was a horse race at Camp Da-
Wis to-day. four horses entering for the
200-yard dash and one-fourth OF q c1ile
dash. Colonel Kesslers horse was dis
tanced and thrown out man by the
name OF Brown rode II. Col. r. B. WAL
lace rode his own horse. Susie: Captain
J. r. Keown rode Major Drennan'l
horse Claude. and Lieutenant H. v,
Bailey his black cavalry horse. Captain
Keown won each race with q good lead
both times. at the finish.
A man was killed at the bridge tusl
west Of Sappington alst night. the only
report obtainable here being that hia
name Is Frank Crawford and that he
was a Northern Pacific watchman II
the bridge over the jefferson river al
that point. His body was found beside
the track and no one knew how he wa
killed. Engineer James discovered the
body and notified the Northern Pacih<
officials, while Engineer Hill. who pass
ed the bridge a few hours before Engt
neer James. reported that he saw {
body about Is feet from the track. but
he thought Il was q man sleeping there
this being not at all an urcommoe
sight at night along the railroad.