The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1896-05-22
MEMORIAL DAY.
II WILL BE OBSERVED IN THE USUAL
MANNER IN DEER LODGE.

The Committees and Order of Exercises.
The Societies, Schools, and Fire Depart
ment VIII Participate-Specia Requests
of the General Committee.
The general committee of Union vete
rams having Memorial Day exercises in
charge have completed arrangements for
observance Of the day, and announce the !
several committees, programme and order
Of exercises as follows:
MUSIC.
Comrades James H. Mills, VIM. Cole
man and John Kelley.
The committee on music are pleased to J
announce that the Deer Lodge Firemen's
band have rendered their services for the
day, and Prof Fl. Z. Wolfe has kindly
offered to take charge Of the vocal music
on the occasion. A double quartette,
composed Of the following ladies and
gentlemen, will render new aud appro-
pirate music:
Mrs. James II. Mills, Prof. Mcleod,
Z. Scharnikow, Mr.. l. S. Eldred
II. B. Davis, IS Sam Beaumont,
" i. S. Davey. g II. Z. Wolfe.
FLOWERS.
Comrades G. $. Cranson, Thomas Ross,
Daniel Coughlin and j. Il. Vaughn.
The committee on flowers request the
ladies and gentlemen named below to aid
Deer Lodge Mrs. C. Kohrs, Mrs. n. j.
| Bieienberg, Mrs. Geo. S. Miller, Mrs. II.
G. Walton, Mrs. w. N. Aylesworth, Mrs.
John Neill, Mrs. John Gerdts, Mrs.
James Kantner, Mrs. las. j. McMaster,
Mrs. j. II. Vaughn.
| Garrison-Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Brown,
Mrs. II. Kn0pe. Mrs B. G. Rodgers.
Pioneer-Mr. and Mrs w. II. Piper.
Gold Creell--Mr. and Mrs. T. Kaiser.
| Avon-Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Glover, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Z. Kimmerly, Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. Kimmerly. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dana.
Race Track-Mrs p. II. Meagher, Mrs.
John Hemsted, Mrs. w. T. Elliott, Mrs.
Peter johnson, James Perkins,
Warm Springe~- Mrs. J. w. Nelson.
FINANCE
Comrades VIM. Coleman, II. II. Zenor
and j. n Fox.
TRANSPORTATION
Comrades II. A. Smurr, H. G. Stout,
D. b, Hertz, William Carr, Joshua Bear,
james Curn, ]. L. Vaughn, T.. Governey.
MARKING GRAVES.
Comrades II. II. Zenor, T. B. Dean and
John Kelley
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
The column will form promptly at the
Saturday, May 30, under direction OF
Capt James II. Mills, marshal Of the day
and proceed to the cemetery, where the
services will be as follows:
I. Music-''We Come Again" by double
quartette.
2. Prayer-Rev. J. G. Klene.
3. Music-Pleyel's Hymn, by Fire,
mems Band.
4. Address-Rev. A. B. Martin.
5. Decoration OF graves.
6, Music-"Unler the Sod and Dew
male quartette, with mixed voices il
chorus.
) 1. 4dpo@-JOoG pi SdlllOufl, 1clOtl VI
band.
SPECIAL REQUESTS.
The general committee makes the fol
lowing special requests:
That the committee on flowers and 9th
ers who kindly contribute them to tho
purpose Of decorating old soldiers graves
generally, will please leave them witt
II. A. Smurr, at r. L. Bonner Co.'s, before
the column moves.
That citizens who propose decorating
the graves of their friends before the
; ceremonies are respectfully requested tt
: do so at an early hour in the morning, 81
as to return and join with the procession
That our citizens be requested to dis
r play the national colors at half mast an(
. to close business houses until the return
f Of the procession from the cemetery.
. All old soldiers are requested to NEE
: at the office of Lew Coleman at 9:3O a. III
J. May 80, for the purpose Of participatin!
:, in the exercises of the day.
: JAMES FL. Mills,
/ LEW COLEMAN,
q JAMES w. Fox,
General Committee.
: To the Public Schools.
! have been requested to ask all tn
: pupils Of the public schools to partici