The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22

The members of the citizens commit
tee must all have the red badges. They
can be had at the office of Mr.. Man
tie. The ladies who have been making
badges and not turned them all in are
requested to turn in all unsold badges
to-day.
The school children will congregate
in front of the court house as the
troops pass and wave flags.
All bands, under their respective
leaders, will report at the race track
to President Treloar of the S. NJ. Nj. p.
U. at o'clock Monday morning. a.,c
there await the arrival of trains con-
tanning the volunteers on the Northern
Pacific tracks, close to the race track,
and in a body receive them; imn,e-
diately upon Decentralization of the vol
unteers proceed to the race track. L.ach
organization will take position assigned
them by the grand marshal III the
grand parade.
AT 7:30 p. m. all the bands will meet
at the Miners Union hall, North Main
street, and, together, head the grand
to the race track, where the following
grand descriptive selection will be per-
formed by the combined bands, num-
bering 324 members, under the direc-
ton of Bandmaster Sam H. Treloar:
Synopsis: War Is Threatened; Remon-
Ultimatum;" Approach of the Troops;
Parting Scenes; "All Aboard for the
South" A Southern Scene; Life on
the Ocean; Rocked in the Cradle of
the Deep" Hornpipe; bugle call,
Taps" Night on Southern Waters;
A Vision of Home; Abugle call, ITO
Arms" Pursuit of the Enemy; The
Majestic Squadron; bugle call, Com
mence Firing The Battle; Its Grim
and Dread Horrors; It's Magnificent
Triumph; Victorious Americans; The
Land of the Free.
After the grand pyrotechnic display.
THE Fall of Manila" a grand orches-
ira will be at the Renshaw hall for
all those wishing to dance, o. H. Berg
strom, leader. The Alice band will De
at the Miners Union hall and the Bos-
ton & Montana band at the Auditorium
during the receptions.
Headquarters Reception Committee,
Grand Marshal's Office, Butte, Mont,
Oct. 21.-General Order No. 6.-Mar-
shals Of divisions will see that the or
CARNATIONS composing their divisions
are at the race track in readiness to
form the parade at 1890. Ways ard
means of getting each organization to
the track is within the province Of
each marshal. the supposition being
that each organization will be anxious
to see the troops arrive and will be
on the grounds at their own volition
THE bands, G. A. R. and rough rid
ers will be at the race track at $50
ready to form as escort to the regi-
ment The formation of this escort
will take place at the entrance Of the
race track.
1T is the intention to carry out the
programme as heretofore promulgated
by the committee and the parade will
form as contemplated by orders here
tofore issued.
by command of C. F. Lloyd, grand
marshal; B. E. Calkins. chief of staff.
Troop L, Sd U. S. V. Cavalry: You
are hereby directed to rendezvous at
the point where the list Montana dis
embarks from the train, few nun
bred yards northeast from the race
track, at o'clock Monday morning,
Oct. 3d. 1899. BY courtesy of Manager
Wharton the Butte street railway Will
on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday car
ry all soldiers in uniform free. Cars
will be running Monday morning to
the point of rendezvous.
mo side arms will be worn and the
uniform will be: Blue blouse and
pants, blue shirt. leggings,, gauntlets,
campaign hat and belt.
CRANK w. HASKINS.
Lieutenant Commanding Troop.
The following named German soci-
cites who have heretofore signihed
their intention of participating in the
parade will parade as body and as
German American citizens: Deutscher
Krieger Verein Teutonic lodge No. 2,
Sons of Hermann; Turn Verein.
Schweizer Verein Bierhrauer Interest
Verein.
Ladies who are to serve on any Of
the committees may secure badges at
the race track. on Monday morning
from their respective chairmen or cap
tains if not already supplied. These
| badges will not be honored by street
| car conductors on Monday. as compli-
mentary tickets have been issued for
| all members of the various committees
| and can be obtained of Mrs. A. Fl.
! Wethey, No 1874 West Granite street.
| or of Mrs. W. o. Speer, No. SO East
| Granite street, on Sunday from a.
m. to 6 p. m.
The following young ladies have very
| kindly offered to take full charge OF
! a. refreshment booth: Misses Marie
Armstrong, Kate Doran, Emma Hesse
| Margaret Loughrin, Josephine Cher
hart, Maud Mcguire, Annie Williams
| Clara Campana, Theresa Seaker, Lizzie
| Cook, Helen O'Neill. Theresa Kelley
Elma Mcdonald, Julia Hamann. Irene
Hamann, Anna Medin. Marie Crangle
| Mamie Lynch, Juliette Bonner, Alice
| Langlois, Mollie Holland, Julia Kelley
Julia Shea, Nettie O'Donnell, Annie
| Driscoll, Ella Driscoll, Mrs. Armstrong
Best teeth $40. DR.. Wix.
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