Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-26

Anaconda was thronged with visitors
from all parts of the state today to cele-
brate the SOth anniversary of the found
ing of the order and to lay the corner
stone of the new Odd Fellows-Masonic
temple. The weather was all that could
be desired and thousands Of people turn
ed out to see the parade and listen to the
music and orations. When the train ar
rived from Butte with the Alice and Bos-
ton & Montana bands and a large num-
Der of member the procession was
formed and marched through the prin-
cipal streets of the city.
GETTING INTO LINE.
The Boston & Montana band rested on
Main street, north of Park avenue:
Wildey Canton rear Of Boston & Montana
band; Svea Lodge No. 50 on West Park
avenue, right resting on Main street;
Enterprise Lodge No. 40 in rear Of Svea
Lodge No. 50: Colusa Lodge No. IS on
West Park avenue, right resting on Main
street; Washington Lodge No. 80 in rear
of Colusa Lodge No. IS: Olive Branch
Lodge No. % on East Park avenue. right
resting on Main street: Ridgley Lodge
No. - in rear of Olive Branch Lodge No.
90: Fidelity Lodge No. s on East Park
avenue, right resting on Main street:
Summit Encampnent in rear of Fidelity
Lodge No. s: Alice band on Main street
IN front of Montana hotel: Ivanhoe Lodge
No. 81 in rear of Alice band: Colfax Lodge
No. 20 in rear Of Ivanhoe Lodge No. so:
other visiting lodges on West Third
street, right resting on Main street;
Laurel ~Encanpment No. 13 on East Third
street, right resting on Main street: other
visiting encampments in rear of Laurel
E~ncampment No. IS.
FORMATION OF PARADE.
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Marshals.
Boston & Montana Band.
Wildey Canton.
Svea Lodge No. 50.
Enterprise Lodge No. 40.
Colusa Lodge No. 3S.
Washington Lodge No. 35.
Olive Branch Lodge No. %.
Ridgley Lodge No. -.
Fidelity Lodge No. s.
SECOND DIVISION.
Alice Band.
lVanhoe Lodge No. GO.
ColfaX Lodge No. 20.
Other Visiting Lodges.
Laurel Encampment No. 10.
CHher Visiting Encampments.
Speakers Carriage.
Grand Masters Carriage.
Other Carriages and Floats.
THE MARSHALS.
Marshal of the day. Fl. Miles, Butte.
Assistant marshal of the day. II.
Trevarthen, Walkerville.
Grand marshal-H. II. Mayhem, Ana
conda.
Assistant grand marshal-T. j. Preece,
Anaconda.
Butte Fidelity lodge-John F. Davies.
Butte Ridgely ~lodge-John Chisholm.
Butte Olive Branch lodge-William
Barrett.
Butte Washington lodge-M. Stephens.
Butte Enterprise lodged. ]. Charles.
Butte Colusa lodge-David Gilbert.
Butte Svea-Dr. Johnson.
Anaconda Colfax lodge-A. Marchion,
Anaconda IVanhoe lodge-C. f. Adams
Anaconda Laurel Encampment-Chris
Marchion.
At the conclusion of the parade the fol-
lowing programme was rendered at the
Margaret theater:
c. F. Adams, p. c., chairman Of the
Anaconda committee, introduced r.. w
NELL, q. M, as director Of the pro-
gramme.
Address Of welcome by Oliver Lesser.
mayor of Anaconda.
Selection by Boston & Montana band.
Selection by Aiice band.
Solo, "Bugle Call by Mrs. H. II. May
new.
Walkerville sextette, William Mitchell
w. j. A. Oatfield, w. J. Goldsworthy, Mr..
Bluett, Ben Moyle and William Harris.
Quartette, Messrs. Harris, Thomas,
Pickel and Lyman.
Duet, Il Know a Bank" Mrs. Mayhem
and Mr.. Thomas.
Violin solo, Souvenir d'Arthabaska,'
Prof. l.. ST. Jean.
Duet, I'm Waiting For Thee" Messrs.
Harris and Pickel.
Quartette, 20, Were I But a Moonlight
Ray" Messrs. Harris, Thomas, Pickel
and Lyman.
Cornet duet.
Opening ode, all the members standing.
Reading the proclamation Of the G.. S.
and C.. M.