The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-14
FEAST FOR VOLUNTEERS
What They Will Have to Eat
When They Arrive.
THE WORK. OF SOLICITING
Ward Committees Have Been Appointed
Work Will Be Laid Out System
atically-No Difficulty in
Selling Badges.

This is what the soldiers will have &c
eat at the race track on their arrival
Monday morning, Oct. %: Roast beef
roast mutton, potatoes, bread, apples,
grapes, butter, pickles, chicken, turkey,
sugar, cake, celery, ham, tongue,
cheese, jelly milk and cream. coffee.
The beef and mutton will be roasted
at the track and will be served hot.
The butcherng companies and shops
will be solicited for the beef and NUT
ton Ralph Lewis has already contrib
uted one entire beef The other eat
ables given in the list above will be
obtained by the ladies in a canvass Of
the city from house TO house.
At a meeting of the ladies' executive
committee, held at the Auditorium yes
terday afternoon, the following chair
men of the ward soliciting committees
We're appointed:
First ward-Mrs. Mingle of 211 East
Quartz street; Mrs. j. Rosenthal of l07
East Granite
Second ward-Mrs. H. Heilbronner of
North Washington street; Mrs. a.
Wetzstein of 1876 North Jackson.
Third ward-Mrs. A. ]. Daum of East
Broadway.
Fourth ward-Mrs. Thomas Lavell of
West Park street.
Fifth ward-Mrs w. S. Cobban Of 724
South Main street.
Sixth ward--Mrs w. j. Christie of Q
South Excelsior avenue.
Seventh ward-Mrs. Deane of 316
Shields avenue and Mrs. Manchester Of
907 Arizona street.
Eighth ward-Mrs. c. w. Gates Of 1895
South Washington street.
Mrs. Broughton, Walkerville and
Centerville.
Mrs Pollock, Parrot addition.
Mrs. Manchester, South Butte.
Those who have promised to assist i'll
soliciting are requested to report at
once to the chairmen of their respective
wards, so that the work can be laid
out Systematically. The canvass should
be started at once. The chairmen Will
report at the next meeting of the ladies'
executive committee ITO be held on
Tuesday.
The following additional committees
were appointed: On tables and table
decorations, Mrs. John Noyes and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell: on dishes, Mrs. Frank
Marsh and Mrs. Ruth Burton.
The present prospect is that there will
be little difficulty in disposing of the
$1,000 souvenir badges. Orders are be-
ing received from Bozeman, Dillon,
Pony and other towns. Mrs. David H.
Hastings and daughter of 1925 South
Arizona street have turned in 400
badges. Miss Cora Smith sold 20 in ono
day. Mrs. Phil Julien sold 81 in one
day. The ladies are all doing splendid
work in making badges and selling
them. Everybody should have a badge
The knights of Pythas have notified
the committee that they will join in tbs
parade f
The following additional committees
have been appointed:
Committee on baggage. H. Nc.
Queeney M. H. Harmon, J. o. Jones
Henry Renfrey, J. c. Robinson, T. II
Thomas, Reeds Transfer company
Michael Ciarken.
A committee on lodgings for the vol
unteers-W. Pinkham, Kenney McRae
j. H. Chauvin, J. A. Canty, ]. X. Heslet
and Q. l.. Chapman
This additional committee was ap
pointed last evening: Committee tx
make arrangements for visiting rough
rlders--W. F. Johnson, Robert Ellis
jr., Harry P. Anshutz. Richard H. Pos
and Patrick S. Deloughrey
Charles D. French was appointed tr
look after arranging to provide supper
and breakfast for such volunteers a
have no friends in town or who may
not be invited out.
The chairman received a most graf
flying piece of news yesterday. 1t was
that Butte Typographical union No. 12t
had decided to order so souvenir badg5
to be worn by them in the parade il
is hoped that other organiza tons will
follow this example and put their or.
ders in at once.
The executive committee omitted t.
include in the programme the nvoca
ton. Yesterday Rev. s. c. Blackistor
was selected for this duty.
The citizens reception committee tC
meet the volunteers on their arrival a
Butte will be appointed to-day. The