Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-17

Ryan, Ed. Burke. Joseph kepplef JONI
Merrill. j. H. Durston, Ed. Mckenna,
William Copinus, E. +. Moore, FRANK
Jones, Pat Dalton, Thomas Pagan. ]. J.
Ryan, Robert Greig, NJ. Donohoe. ]. II.
Thompson, r.. S. Mentrum, d. Kaufman
j. B. Gnose, William Kelly, John Farris,
]. r. Boarman. j. W. James, James Nc
Oregon. D.. O'Leary. C. r.. Morgan, r. 5.
Campbell, A. c. MacCallum, ]. A. Dun
lap, D. D. Walker, j. r. Walkup. j. j..
Grant, Charles Boylan and Julius
Mitchke.
Distribution Of tickets-W. 8. Webb. L.
j. Baker, E. f. Little, G. " Reynolds,
James Johnson, j. w. James, r. T. vil-
liams. r. S. Campbell, Frank Foskett,
Hugh Daily. Martin Wagner. F. X. Wiki
erson. Pat Dalton. j. r. Wa1kup, A. Har-
rity, w. A. Bower, John s. Williams. {.
A. futile. Fred Wills. L. E. Beaudry. Ed
ward Burke. Mr.. Hopkins, NJ. j. Fitz-
patrick, P. D. Twohy and A. c. MacCal-
UNI.
Refreshments-Mrs. J. E. Young,
chairman: Mrs. Charles Flood, Mrs. j. G.
Keppler. Mrs. Theodore Ehret, Mrs. j.
B. Winston. Mrs. Rod Williams, Miss
Mary E. Brennan. Mrs. H. r. Burg, Mrs.
J. NJ. Madden, Mrs. John Merrill, Mrs. l..
]. Baker. Miss Jennie Morgan, Mrs. l.. U.
Smith. Mrs. ]. NJ. Rockefeller. Mrs. ii.
F .Errett. Mrs. D. Kaufman. Miss Grace
Wisner, Mrs. James McGregor. Mrs. ).
A. Shredder. Mrs. c. S. Smith. Miss
Helena Gleason, Mrs. D. I.eary, Mrs. Z.
A. futile, Mrs. William i. Dorchester,
Ms. J. NJ. Mclean, Mrs. ]. 5. Hickey,
Mrs. D, Shovlin. Mrs. T. O'Leary, Mrs.
+. E. Moore. Mrs. James Johnson. Mrs.
George w. Reynolds. Mrs. John Wilson,
Mrs. H. j. Church. Mrs. D. j .Nacdon-
aid, Mrs. Peter Cox, Mrs. Jas. P. Foley,
Mrs. w. b. Webb, Mrs. 5. A. kennieott
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. J. S. Wisner and Miss
Inez Elliott.
Programme-Mrs. j. NJ. Madden, chair
man: Mrs. l. NJ. Rockefeller. Mrs. j. {,
keppler and Mrs. 7. O'Leary.
Decorations-Mrs. f. f. Moore. chair
man: Mrs. Charles Flood, Mrs. Theodore
Ehret, Mrs. L. G. Smith. Mrs. d. Shovlin
j Mrs. c. "A. futile. Mrs. James johnson
Mrs. j. a. Schroeder, Mrs. James Nc.
Oregon. Mrs. A, f. Errett and Mrs. d
Kaufman.
Music-Miss Helena NJ. Gleeson, chair
man: Mrs. L. j.. Baker and Mrs. j. S
Hickey.
Flowers-Mrs. r. T. Williams, chair.
man: Mrs. j. B. Winston. Mrs. d. Leary
Miss Mary Brennan. Miss Grace Wisner
Mrs. II. r. Burg. Mrs. G. S. Smith an(
Mrs. j. H. Mclean.
Decorations-W. B. Webb. chairman
r. I. Williams. Z. S. Sloan, r. S. Men
trum, A.. F. Collins.
Programmed. G.. Smith. G. w. Rey
nolds. j. E.. Mcdonnell, j. S. Hickey, ]
H. Durston.
Finance-Dr. o. Lesser, chairman; NJ
Hammerslough, George Storar.
At a largely attended meeting of tn,
Daughters of Erin, held last night it wa
decided TO give the returning volunteer
a reception in A. O.. H. hall, on the da.
they return or some time soon tnereaf
ter. Under the arrangements made b.
the general citizens committee a suppe
and ball will be rendered the volunteer
at Turner's hall to which all of the peopl
cannot eXpec to gain admission. and thi
is the reason the Daughters of Erin see1
to relieve the situation by making it pos
sible for hundreds to meet and greet tn
boys at A. O. II hall. A committe
composed of Mrs. VIM. Kelliher. Mrs
John Dugan and Mrs. Thomas Leonard
Wls appointed to confer with members o
the A. o. H. this evening as to wha
kind of a reception will be given. Anoth
er committee composed of Misses Nelli
Long, Miss Nellie Do-an and Miss BE
DCran was appointed to look after tn
securing of refreshments to be served
A meeting of the \. O. Fl. will be hel
this evening when the matter will b
mere thoroughly discussed. This recel
ton viii not be given on the day the vo.
! unteers return if it will in any way COY
flct with the general celebration 6
Turner hall.
The county officials are now trying
secure for themselves a holiday on DC
%. the day the volunteers return to Moi
tana. They say all Il Anaconda is g,
Ing to celebrate but them, and they W
have to remain at their post of du1
unless the governor comes to their re
:. cue and declares a holiday, which wnu
. net be asking too much inaslnuch as t,
much honor cannot be done TO the We
unteers and such an event may not O
cur again for 90 years.