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

! leHl OIL Colonel heSSltl, tHC
| programme of the day, the lists of COM
mttees, the line of march, the roster,
| record of the campaign and list OF
the dead.
The firm of Case. Gravelle & Erwin
will close its store at l p. IN. on Mon
day to give its employees an opportun-
| ity to see and participate in the parade
If they desire. Mr.. Erwin says if any
| agreement was reached by the dry
goods men not to close he did not enter
it, and will close at l, and the store will
be kept closed the balance of the day.
A meeting of Great Falls visitors in
Butte was held yesterday, at which the
| following committee was appointed to
pin the badges on the Great Falls COM
| pany: Mesdames John w. Stanton. c.
| C. Cochrane. G. o. Mcfarland. F. c.
Pierce. E. B. Weirick, A. c. Praul. M.
S. Burns, S. McMurran. J. W. Cornell
ius. J. F. Fox, E. Hamilton. c. H. Re-
path and Misses Gwynne and King.
| w. F. Moves, George Davis. John M
| Evans and r. NJ. Campbell have been
added to the citizens reception COM
mittee.
Those who have donated milk are re-
quested to leave it at the armory this
| morning.
OF those who were appointed on the
| special reception committee to go to
| Dillon to meet the regiment the fol-
lowing have responded and consented
| to go;
c. w Clark, D. ]. Hennessy, Will
lam Thompson, C. R. Leonard. NJ. A.
Berger, Dr. T. J. Murray, William T.
Tonkin, w. H. Cochran. w. Nee.
White G. D. Bryant, Dan Tewey, Har-
ry futile, Harry Gallwey, J. T. Brown
ing, J. E. Davis, Frank f. Churchill,
]. M. Lewis, Charles NJ. Mccoy, J. M.
White. T. F. Courtney, c. J. Schatz-
lein. E. S. Paxson, John G. Evans,
To r II 70 phatl
J. Hammill. J. w. Forbis, Charles
Heilbronner, Henry Mueller, c. w.
Lane Charles P. Brinton, Frank Sui
Ivan. Archie w. Johnson, Gus Hess
W. F. Moves. w. M. Goforth Phil
Grein, J. E. Richards, R. H. Paxson.
Richard Kemp. John Miles, H. I. Viii
son, C. M. Palmer, Gus Nickel, L. c.
Cooney, c. H. Moore, D. NJ Newbro,
George c. Fitchen, J. J. Knowiton,
John H. Johns, Lieutenant W =.
! McGrath, J. J. O'Meara, Patrick F.
Doyle. Louis p. Best, T. E. Klein
| schmidt.
The following have not reported to
| the chairman:
J. B. Furey, c. G. Terrell, NJ. NJ. Mil
| Ter, A. ]. Campbell. w. Pinkhan,
w. J. Kennedy. T. NJ. Hodgens, James
w. Brown, R. A. Pelkey T. w. Buzz
20, J. H. Vivian, Thomas Scaddon, P.
r. Dolman, E. S. Whitman, Sam Rob-
erts, Dan Mcdonald, Miles Finlen, E.
Siegel.
The car will be decorated by Charles
P. Brinton an old soldier of The civil
war. who has two sons in the regiment,
assisted by Archie w. johnson.
The chairman wishes to announce
that this car will be attached to the
regular train, which leaves at 4.45 p.
m. Tickets can be procured ut the
| hannt
The banks will be closed on Monday.
The store of 0. X. Lewis will be closed
after / .. m.
| The rain yesterday interfered sadly
with the work of decorating business
| houses of the city, but If the weather
clears the decorating will be done this
morning.
There were added yesterday to the
special committee appointed to meet
the soldiers the names of j. Richards,
Ralph Richards, A. j. White and Thorn
as Parker of this city. and J. w.
Poinsford of Bozeman.
Twenty-Five young ladies of Y. L. I.
have taken the restaurant room at the
race track and will serve lunch to the
people at reasonable prices. After the
reception is over at the track they will
take a table at the armory and serve
lunches during the evening and until
the dancing is over The proceeds will
go to the committee.
The city is already filling up with
visitors. Two hundred people came
over from Helena last evening, the
train from Twin Bridges and Sheridan
Philipsburg, and altogether there are
fully 1000 visitors in town. Dillon
will send a large delegation on spe-
clal train which will follow the sol
diers' train in. Fifteen carloads will
come over the Great Northern on Mon
day morning and the Northern Pacific
will also have big excursions. Every
body who can spare a room or bed for
Monday should send in their address
and names, so that every visitor to
Butte can be sure of having accommo-
dations. There is likely to be great
er demand for rooms than ever before
in the history of the city. Deer Lodge
will send special with 800 people; An
aconda will be depopulated. The trains
bringing the volunteers will not stop at
the Montana Union depot, but will &C
right through to the race track. The
| place near the track selected for the
| Decentralization is high and dry ground
close to the street car tracks. The COM
bined bands of the state. 800 pieces
| will be there
Arrangements have been made with
the Lavell Transfer Company whereby
agents will go through the trains anC
give them tickets for their hand bag
gage, so thdt visitors Will nave no an
noyance as to their baggage, and car
have it left anywhere.
Miss Dollie Dawson has sold ~
badges The Fourth ward committe;
yesterday turned in $640: Dan TeWe,
and H. G. Sullivan of the Third ware
turned in 1854; B. Gallick of the Eight
ward turned in $10650; H. H. Manches
ter of the Seventh ward turned in al
additional SIS, making a total for tina
ward of 1852; Messrs. Kemp and Xii
gallon of the Second ward turned il
s110. Other subscriptions yesterday
We're: Henry Muntzer, SIS; Inter Noun
tain. $50: Dr. Eisenberg, S..
Word has been received from J. EN-.
ers, mayor of Dillon, that the people
of Dillon have made arrangements tC
feed the soldiers here during the morn
ing while on their way to Butte.
The ladies of Butte are invited tc
attend the dance at Renshaw hall ir
the evening. The volunteers are cor.
daily invited to- att end the dance an6
utmost Git.