The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-03
A GRAND CELEBRATION
The Fourth in Butte Will Be a
Record Breaker.
NOTHING LIKE 1T BEFORE
Everybody Anxious for a Good Rousing
Time That Will Be in Butte.
A ~Crackerjack of a We'll
come for Them.

come for Them.
Now for a grand celebration of the
Fourth! Everybody who wants a good
time should come to Butte, for there is
going to be a celebration here which
will. surpass anything ever seen in the
West. The arrangements are all COM
pleted, the railroads give reduced rates.
and the probabilities are that there will
be more people in Butte tomorrow than
eve before.
The celebration will start with a
greeting of the Fourth at midnight to-
night. There will be a firing of the ma
tional salute at sunrise. The parade
will start at 10 o'clock inc will be. fol-
lowed by the exercises in front of the
court house. During the afternoon there
will be a concert at the corner of Main
and Broadway by the Boston and Mon
tana band. At 3 p. m. there will be
races and athletic sports at the track.
There will be a national salute at sun
set, followed at 3 p. m. by a grand
display of fireworks on the Little Butte,
North Idaho street. There will be a
concert by the Alice band at s p. m.
The parade will be composed as fol-
lows:
First Division.
Two Platoons of Police in Command of
Chief Mulholland and Captain Daw-
son.
Marshal of the Day Gen. C. D. Curtis.
Aides-Capt. 5. J. Reynolds, V. j. Bar
low, j. T. Sidley.
Boston & Montana Band.
Lincoln Post. No. 2, G. A. r.
Confederate Veterans of the Late War.
woman's Relief Corps.
Hive No. 2. Ladies' Order of the Mac
cabees.
Battalion of Meagher Guards.
Company A, NJ. G., Capt. John Cleary.
Company b., NJ. c., Capt. T. j. Flavin.
Company C. NJ. G.. Capt. John Sullivan.
High School Cadets. Commanded by
Prof. John G. Mckay.
Car of State-The Goddess of Liberty
and States, Represented by As Young
Ladies.
President of the DAYTON. A. F. Bray.
Orator of the DAYTON. Charles ).
Hartman.
Reader of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence-Hon. Wilbra II. SWEET.
Chaplains-Rev. j. f. Noftsinger and
Rabbi Maurice Eisenberg.
Fourth of July Executive Committee.
His Excellency, Gov r. Il. Smith and
Staff.
DISTINGUISHED Guests.
Federal. State and County Officials.
Mayor. Common Council and City Or
fcials of Walkerville.
Mayor. Common Council and City OF
fcials of Butte.
Montana Rangers-Capt. f. w. Rising
Commanding.
. Second Division.
In Command of Assistant Marsha
Carlisle Mason.
Aides-Sayin Lisa, r. w. Farmer, VII
liam Bartle, Philip j. Carr.
Alice Band.
Lodge No. 240, b. p. o. Elks.
Butte Council, Nc. 106, w. Z. L.
cristoforo Colombo Society, No. /.
Victoria Lodge, No. 1872. Sons OF 81
George.
Peace and Harmony Lodge, NO. SlZ
Sons of ST. George.
Institute Canadien Francois.
Iron Moulders' Union.
A. O. u. W., Butte Lodge, No. l.
scandinavian Brotherhood.
The Butte Miners Union. Trades am
Labor Organizations and Assemble
will be assigned to places in the pa
rade in the order in which they re
port to the marshal of the day.
Third Division.
In Command of Capt. H. S. futile.
Aides-w. b. Sleeper, Col. c. Nj. Atkins
DIR. T. j. Ellis.
Ganke's Band.
Rutte Fire Department, in Command 0
Chief John F.. F1annery.
Butte Business College.
, Butte District Messenger Service.
Citizens in Carriages.
: Citizens on Horseback.
/, Three hundred Comic Whangdoodi
! brownies in Horrible and Grotesqu
Costumes.
Industrial Floats.
I, Mounted Indians in War Paint an
Eagle Feathers.
The divisions will form as follows:
!. b. First division will form on the mort
side of Broadway. right resting on Mol
tana street, facing east.
Second division will form on the sout
4 side of Broadway, right resting on MO-
5 tana street. facing east.
Third division will form on the ca
and west sides of Idaho street, wit
heads resting on Broadway. facin
: north.
The parade will march at 10 o'cloc
sharp. as follows: East on adv
Arizona avenue. south to Park. west
Washington, north to Granite, east
c Alaska, south to Park, west to MOI
n tana. north TO Grants and the cou
house. where the parade VIII rest ar
II participate in the literary exercises
the day, after which h parade W
g march to the Auditorium and be oil
missed.
Assistant marshals and their aid
will be held responsible for the form
ton of their respective divisions, whi'
70 must be ready to march at 10 o'clo'
sharp.
The exercises at the court W
be as follows: The Star Spangled Ba