The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22
PARADE FOR RECEPTION
Biggest Demonstration in North
ern Montana's History.
PLANS ARE ALL ARRANGED
The Procession Will Be Divided Into Six
Divisions and Will End With
a Banqust at the
. Armory.

Stafford; chief of staff, General James
: I. Sanford; chief aides, F. G. Johnston,
: J. w. Roberts, Vincent Fortune, II. H.
: Black and Ben Walker.
FIRST DIVISION.
Colonel M. L. Brdgeman; Marshal.
K H. q. Randall, Phil Gibson, II. j. Skin
ner and Frank Wosek, Aides.
Black Eagle Commandery No. S,
knights Templar, Mounted. w.
f. Brown, E. c.
Great Northern Band.
Flambeau Club.
n Woodmen of the World
German-Anlerican Societies.
SECOND DIVISION.
B. B. Kelley, Marshal.
j. A. Williams. c. A. Wilson, John Nc
Cabe and Myron Brown, Aides.
Belt Band.ta,--nt,A
Shakespeare Lodge No. 413, Sons of St.
George. r
Scandinavian Brotherhood No. 2.
Croatian Society Sevonimir.
THIRD DIVISION.
James Greedy, Marshal
j. P. Fitzgerald, r. T. Fitzgerald. T. P.
Green and John Tobin, Aides.
Nehart Band.
A. Q. H., Division No. l.
Catholic Order Of Foresters.
Butchers Union.
Other Societies and Organizations That
Wish To Join Parade.
FOURTH DIV ISION.
IN +. G. Campbell. Marshal.
Chaunoey Yellow Robe, Chief Aide;
Owen Heavybreast and Willie
Bigby. Aides.
Fort Shaw Indian Band.
Company A (Boys), Alex Sausaver,
Commanding.
Company B (Boys), Isador Sausaver,
Commanding.
Company A Girls, Mary Johnson,
Commanding.
Company B (Girls) Rhoda Parker,
Commanding.
Silver Smelter Flying Artillery.
FIFTH DIVISION,
Prof. S. 10. Sargent, Marshal,
Sam Stephenson, w. H. Smith. E. 3.
Judd and Henry Webster, Aides.
Stockett Band.
Central High School.
Wilder School.
Longfellow School.
Franklin School.
Hawthorne School.
Lowell School,
Silver Smelter School.
Junkins School.
Ulm School.
Field School.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Escort of Honor.
Captain c. H. Robinson. Marshal.
Captain Otto schoenfield, Thomas
Evans, duncan MunFOe, u T.
Malone and Ed Hegemen, Aides.
Governor Robert B. Smith and Staff.
General Harry c. Kessler and Staff.
Black Eagle Band.
Silver Commandery No. 10, K. of P.
Ex-Members First Montana.
Float.
Veterans, Captain ]. O. Gregg, Com
manding
Company A, First Montana.
Company l. First Montana.
.,..,.. Company IT. First Montana.
Medical Staff.
Ambulance Corps.
The divisions will form promptly al
o'clock p. m. Oct. "a, in the follow
ing order: First division will form on
south side of First avenue north. right
resting on Park drive. Second divjs-
ion will form on south side of First
avenue north right resting on Sec
ond street. Third division will form
on west side of Second street NORTH,
right resting on First avenue north.
Fourth division will form on east side
of Second street north, right resting
on First avenue north. Fifth divis-
ion will form on north side of First
avenue north, right resting on Second
street. Sixth division will form on
north side of Central avenue right
resting at the Blackberry block.
The parade will move as soon as the
visiting companies have taken their
places in the parade line. The line of
march will be east from the fountain
in Central avenue to Fourth street:
south on Fourth street to Second ave-
nue. south; east on Second avenue south
to Sixth street: north on Sixth street
to Central avenue: west on Central
avenue to Second street: north on
Second street to First avenue north.
east on First avenue north to Third
street: north on Third street to speak
ers stand, where Judge. .Drury J. Tai
liant will deliver the welcome address.
When the head of the column arrives
al Third street on the return march
the first and second divisions will take
positions on south side of the avenue.
and the third, fourth and fifth divis-
ions will take positions on north side
of the avenue, and the sixth division
will pass between the lines, and the
ladies will strew the flowers and ever
greens to the returning heroes The
sixth division continuing in it's march,
the other divisions taking up the line
of march in the following order: First
division, second division, third divis-
Ion and fourth division.
The fifth division will march north
on Fourth street, where the schools will
be disbanded. 1mme diately following the
address the first. second third and
fourth divisions will be dismissed and
the parade formed as follows: Mar
shall and aides for those divisions and
knights Templar will fall in the rear
of the chief marshal and staff, and the
first division escort the volunteers to
the old armory on Central avene, where
a banquet will be given them. The sixth
division will then disband. The return
march of the sixth division will be
over the same route taken in the out
ward march. Marshals and aides are
expected to be at the heads of their
divisions promptly at 1890 p. m. to
assign the different organizations to
their places in the parade line. Should