Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-29
Decoration Day in the City of
Anaconda,
THE ORDER OF EXERCISES
Stores VIII Be Closed and a Parade
VIII March Through the
Str:ets.-Line Of March.

in readiness to do honor to the departed
heroes by the good people of Anaconda
who will celebrate the day under the
auspices of the G. A. r.. as follows:
Parade will form at corner Of Main n
Commercial avenue, right resting on
MAN,, at 1870 p. m.
Organizations will report to Comrade
E. A. Waterbury, marshal.
Line of m~arch-South on Main direct
to cemetery, where the following exer-
cises will be held:
Ritual service, Geo. G.. Meade post, G.
A. r., Rev. Alfred Brown, chaplain.
Decoration Of cross.
Singing America by assemblage.
Military salute to the dead.
Taps, by j. ]. McGuinness, bugler.
Return march to Margaret theater,
where the following exercises will be
carried out:
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
President of the day, T. c. Davidson,
past department commander.
Ritualistic service and roll call.
Singing, mo More the Sound of the
Bugle," male quartette.
Prayer, Rev. ia Jenkins.
Introductory remarks, Post Commander
W. N. Wright.
Recitation, Boys Of '6l." Miss Mildred
Davidson.
Singing, The American Hymn ladies'
quartette.
Drill by children of Lincoln school, UNI
der leadership of Misses Wisner and
Waterbury.
Recitation, 1.-THE Blue and the Gray
Maud Pendleton.
Singing, The Veterans Farewell"
male quartette.
Reading, "Lincoln's Address," G. S. F.
Wisner of Sons Of Veterans.
Grafton, Hon. H. L. Bartine, former
member of congress, state of Nevada.
Singing, Praise God From Whom All
Blessings Flow" audience.
Renediction, Rev. F. B. Cleland.
George G. Meade post, G. 4. r., extend
an invitation to the mayor, council, city
and county officials, the police and fire de-
and also to the clergy Of Ana
connda as we'll as to all societies or Or
PLANTATIONS, and especially to the child
rem of the public schools, to parade with
them on Memorial day and assist in pay
ing due despect to our country's honor
ed dead.
All the stores and business places will
be closed all day tomorrow. The flower
merchants are doing a big business to-
day in cut flowers and potted plants. To-
day is the same as a holiday In the pup
lie schools, where many appropriate ex-
ercises are being held in honor of Deco
ration DAY. Al the CeNtfd ScHoOl TIE
high school pupils have a splendid pro-
gramme. Miss Blanche Mathes and Miss
Elizabeth Thomson's classes gave a joint
programme as follows:
Miss Mathes part was:
Song. Come All Ye Children School
Reading ................. Henry Einfeldt
Song, "Tenting Tonight" ..........School
Essay, The Flag" ................. =
Song, "The Flag School
Song, Bring Flowers Today".....Schoo
Recitations. James Mcdowell, Joe Mo-
rony, Edwin Evans, Grover Powell,
Frank Trunk, James McCoad.
Song, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp. School
Drill. .....A Alice Starrh, Rose McManus,
Pearl CARRIER, v Charley, Hilma
Erickson, Victoria Cushing, Mary
Brunell.
ooH8 EVANS
RecltatlOn ............. .....EVa Charley
Miss Thomson's part:
Recitation ............. Frank McMullen
Song Seventh A Girls
Recitation ............... Gwenn Thomas
Song Three Girls
Recitation ........... Martha Holtenhoff
Recitation ................. Willie Holley
oohS ........'.. .............fou IlTlS
Recitation ............. Ruth Remington
song Eighth B Girls
Itecltatlon ................ Julia Cuddihy
RECITATION ............... DOttle Huffman
Recitation ............ Maggie Matthews