The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16
BUTTE NEWS,
HAVE YOU GOT A BAOGE2
If Not, You'd Better Get One
Right Away.
WILL BE TWO GRAND BALLS
Chairman Mantle Appoints Committees
to Arrange for the Dancing-Personnel
of Citizens Committee-Marshal
Lloyd Appoints His Aides.
WILL BE TWO GRAND BALLS

1t has been decided to have 5000 more
of the souvenir badges made up, as
from the advance sales it is believed that
all will be sold. These additional 8, 900
badges should be made up at once aud
ladies who will volunteer to do this
work are requested to call at once al
the office of Lee Mantle and obtain the
material.
The sale will proceed actively from
now on Volunteers are wanted from
among the young ladies who will sell
badges. The motto is. Let no man es-
cape" Within few days every man in
Butte should be wearing badge.
Chairman Mantle has appointed
committee on dancing, whose business
it will be to fit up and engage RenshaW
and Miners Union halls for the occa-
sion. The halls should be decorated
with the national colors and ever
greens. The music has already been
donated. All the committee will have
to do Will be to arrange with the mu-
sicans through their officers for divis-
ion of the bands during the evening.
The public reception at the Auditor
ium will be held as stated, at 1890
o'clock, but after the reception is over
dancing can also begin at the Auditor
Jun.
The dancing committee is requested to
meet at the earliest hour possible for
the purpose Of perfecting arrangements
for the several halls. appointing floor
committees, etc. The following is the
committee: Joe Dawson, B. Dunshee.
Malcolm Gillis. J. f. Davis. Alexander
Anderson, Ellis P. Passmore. jr., I. He'll
bronner, Ed Wright. D. ]. Charles, Dan
Mcdonald, James Coombs, James Ma
hor M. J. Geiger, William Haggerty,
Maurice Hartnett
The following general citizens re-
ception committee was appointed yes
terday. 1t is the duty of this commit
tee to meet the returning soldiers at
the train as it arrives in Butte and
make them known in no uncertain
tones that they are welcome. The COM
anittee is:
w. A. Clark, Judge John Lindsay.
DR.. E. D. Leavitt, Chris Nissler, Ed
Reimel, Joseph Annear, T. j. Bennets.
Al Balmforth, Henry Kappes, Henry
Muntzer, E. H. Renisch, P. J. Brophy
Hewitt, D. Dorais. c. H. Lane, Dan
Tewey, Savin Lisa, Mr. Sullivan, dale
House, ]. E. Dawson, j. V. Long. j.
A. Lewis, Hayes Cannon. Neil McDon-
aid, Isaac Betchel, Joe Archambault,
T. j. Borthwick, John Evans. David
Maule, D. J. Charles. NJ. Gensberger.
T. E. Manchester. F. L. Melcher, Will
lam Galick, c. w. Ellingswood, E. d.
Elderkin, j. J. Knowlton. J. Sablotsky,
John A. Borta, s. M. Grady, William
Luxton, A. Booth. r. 7. Stephens. D.
M. O'Connell, ]. A. Broughton, D. Drs-
coll, Fred Lohsee. AL Gunderson, N. b.
Webb, T. kilsallon, w. Bailey. II.
Parker, T. o. Neil, DR.. Newton, J.
Hawkes., D. Drew. J. Gray w. Q.
Clymo. J. N. Spargo, Harry Nichols,
John O'Rourke. P. Roberts. NJ. Shee-
eu Gun T. Williams, J. Richards, D. J:
.Iennessy. Judge William Clancy, DR..
II. C. Johnston, Charles H. Schmidt.
T. Stephens j. Gribble, 7. Grape, NJ.
l.. Mcdonald. o. Hight, E. L. Chap
man, L. c. Ritter, E. w. Beatie. il.
Henry Jonas, J. P. Reins. T. NJ. Lowry,
John E. Lloyd, H. r. Bartlett w. T.
Boardman, George E. Sherman, Alex
j. Johnston, A. H. Barrett, Malcolm
ellis, D. w. Tilton, Fred j. Rowland,
Lou Gunderson, A. H. Wethey, ]. S.
Ellis. w. NJ Bickford. o. N. Perry,
F. S. Shields. J. X. Heslet, Thomas
Charles Mattison, A. F. Bray, Frank
f. Shaw, w. w. Pennington. T. w.
I Blackboard. A. X. Erwin, Robert A.
Day, Lou Hess, w. H. Nichols, Ed l..
Mahoney. Judge E. N. HARDWOOD, l. A.
Heilbronner, J. E. Oppenheimer. w.
Aug. Smith, Norman Charles, Nick
Treloar, John Kane, John Birmingham,
d. B. Vincent, Justin H. Brown w.
A. Kidney, S. S. Raymond, William
A. B. Rombauer, A. T. Morgan, H. l..
Haupt. DR.. F. w. McCrimmon, NJ. J.
Council, w. D. Clark, DR.. J. NJ. Ham
mond, w. D. Thornton, w. NJ. Chap
man, E. c. Mullin T. P. Newton, How