Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-13

just to show there is no division among
he Montana regiment. Whatever the
marshal of the day says will suit us. Sc
long as we get back to our homes and
friends. On hat subject there will be
no dispute either at the Preside or al
Butte"
Another officer said when asked if he
had any choice:
Il have no choice. I do not think the
question Will come up either here or in
Butte. There is no man in the regiment
contemplate enough to speculate about
such a thing. Like the people of Mon
tana, we are all patriots. engaged IN a
war against the nations Surely
none = those enemies live in Montana
We are thankful for what the committee
is doing on behalf of the people and FOR
the harmony there which assures US a
generous welcome
1t begins to look as though the 10000
badges will find as many owners long be-
fore the demand is satisfied. Many or
ders are coming in from the surrounding
towns. Hon. NJ. NJ. Alword of Bozeman.
has addressed a letter to Chairman Lee
Mantle in which he requests that 200
badges be sent him, and a Y he will have
no trouble in disposing of all of them.
He also adds that a large delegation Will
come from Bozeman to help Butte in the
big welcome, and the Bozeman band. a
well ain organization, will accom-
pan the Bozeman party.
Mrs. David H. Hastings and daughter,
of 1925 South Arizona street, have made
and turned in 400 badges.
In response to a request from Mayor J.
F.. Morse of Dillon, a supply of badges
was sent him to-day. Pony and many
other towns nave made similar requests.
A large quantity of badges have been
issued to Butte ladies who desire to da
something for the volunteers. Mrs.
Ben. f. Calkins and Miss Doty have
sold 102, and the largest individual sale
yet recorded has been made by Miss
Cora Smith who disposed Of 20 yester-
day. Miss Smith expects to sell many
more. Mrs. Phil Julien, another ener-
gctic lady, urned $51 into the committed
funds yesterday. Many aides called at
che committee rooms to-day and We're
supplied. and much is expected from the
efforts of the ladies during the next few
days.
Ii response to the invitation published
in all the city papers during the past
few days a number of patriotic gentlemen
called at the ommitte rOoms yesterday
and made voluntary contributions. Chris.
Nlssler subscribed $50. James A. Canty
20, DR.. D. Campbell $40, C. H. Palmer SIS
and Robert A. Innes SIS.
= Committee on baggage was appoint
ed to-day. The duty of this COMMITTEES
viii be to see that the volunteers bag
gage is properly transferred. The com
mlttee consists of the following:
Committee on Basgage--J. H. Me-.
Queeney, NJ. H. Harmon, J. O.. Jones
Henry Renfrey, j. G. Robinson. r. IT.
Ihomas, Reeds Transfer Company,
Clarken.
A committee on lodgings for the volun-
teers, consisting of w. Pinkham. kennev
McRae. J. H. Chauvin, J. A. Cantv. ].
X. Heslett and O.. l.. Chapman. was also
appointed.
The knights of Pythias have notified
the of their. Intention of par
ticipating in the parade.
A large quantity of bunting is being
bought up by those who propose to decor.
ate, and from the way in which the sup
ply is going a bunting famine may result.
who propose to buy bunting had
better do SO at their earliest convenience.
The following order nave been issued