Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-26
WILL BE FITTINGLY OBSERVED.
Elaborate Programme Arranged-Ex-
~ercises at Heffertings-To
Attend Services.
LivingStO n, May "a, 1900.

signed to perpetuate the gratitude Of
the living for the pa triotism of the
dead"
The members of the q. A. r. will meet
at the hall to attend the memorial service
at the Methodist church May 9th, at
$50 a. m. and also to attend Memorial
Day exercises, May 30th. All soldiers,
union and confederate also of the late
war, are cordially invited to participate.
The following viii be the order Of par
AIDE, May 80.
Vol. Fire Department Band.
City Officials.
T. O.. O. +.
Other Civic Societies.
Pupils of the Public Schools.
sons of Veterans.
Veterans of the Civil War.
Soldiers OF the late War
Woman's Relief Corps.
Citizens in Carriages.
In the afternoon at Heffcrlin's ojera
house the following programme will be
rendered:
Grand Army Service. ;. K. +. 4. +.
Music by Choir -. .... ..............
Recitation-The Fathers Farewell.
by Mrs. H. V. HaskelD Lizzie Short
song -. @. =. 80. =. Miss May Nolan
Address .... -. -. :. -. ....Rev Clark
song-o, Willie Boy, Come Home =.
=. ......... i. 8. :. Alice
Recitation . :. :. .Chas. Newberry
Solo b. ii. ...... ...... Miss +. Lawson
Recitation -. =. F.. Mabel Mortimer
Mountain Maids Room-Ry Scholars
from Miss Chambers room-Nellie
VanBrocklin, Mamie Rae, Lucy Mel
SON., Esther Nelson. Ella Smith,
Louise Miles. Florer zee Goodson, Eft
tie Hruza. Fife Sevals, Lillian Stun
@ DO, Jennie Thompson, Reetha Shaw.
Piano Solo-Medley -. ..Rernice Geer
Recitation It. =. =. -. Mrs. Geo. Lawson
Taoitotinp NV, r,,ann ~, ro,
Tableau -. .Woman's Relief oCrps
Music :. =. 49,. ...... by the Choir
National Memorial lynn .. =. 80.
IS Contributions of flowers shnuld be ar
ranged in the form Of wreaths, grapes
and bouquets and left at the store of the
Livingston Hardware company.
1.-TWO of the Thurston bows We're arrest
cd this week on comnlaint of Geo. w.
Potter. charged with breaking the glass
of a photograph frame and extract ng
pictures from it. This is the third time
the boys have been arrested for stealin~
during the past two months. They will
he sent to the reform school at Miles
City.
Fl. V. Haskell, general foreman at the
Northern Pacific shops in this city, has
resigned his position and will return to
Tacoma shortly. 1t is reported that he
will be succeeded by j.. S. Jeays, formerly
of this city but now general foreman
at Glendive, and that Joe Long will be
promoted to Mr. Jeays place.
Billy Miles and Bro, nave purchased
the ranch of A. B. Hicks, on Mission
creek, eight miles east of this city. The
property consists of 50 acres and adj
joins the Kennedy ranch which they re-
cnetly purchased. The ranch is an ex-
celent fruit growing property.
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A party of Northern Pacific railroad
officials, including President Mellen,
General Manager Kendrick and General
Superintendent Kimberly, will arrive
here Saturday on their return trip and
well spend one day inspecting the COM
pany's property at this point.
Among the applicants for positions of
teacher in the free county high school
are Miss Josie B. Duke and Miss Anna
McDermott, formerly of this city but now
residing at Butte and kalispell respect
lively. The appointments will be made
Jun 2nd
O.. Lewis has purchas ed from M. Nor
rison, the brick reside nee on G street
between Calendar and Park, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Rae. The considera-
ton was 81, 900. Mr., Lewis has al
ready removed to his new home.
Mrs. d. Short gave a musicale Mon
day evening in honor of Brs. II. v. Has
kell, who departed Tue sday morning for
Tacoma. Mrs. Haskell has made many
friends during her short stay in this
city, who will regret her departure.
st. Bernard Commandery, knights
Tempar, will attend divine services in a
body at st. Andrews Episcopal church,
Sunday, morning when the annual SER
mon will be delivered by Rev. j. r.
P%ritchard.
Gilbert +. Allen, son of George ]. AL
len of the upper Yello wstone, returned
Saturday from Tennessee, where he has
just finished the second years course at
the Washington college.
At a meeting of the State Sportsman's
association at Butte last week, e. F.
Confarr of this city was elected a men,
Der and Mrs. Confarr an honorary mem-
Der to the association.
Harry Latta received a telegram yes
terday announcing the death of his sis
ter, Dora, at Tekamah, Neb. The re-
bains will be brought to Bozeman for
burial.
Divorce proceedings have been com
menced in the district court by Mrs. NJ
E. Collins against Henry Collins. w.
IT. oorman is attorney for the plain
tiff.
Manager Dell Anderson of the Livings-
ton base ball team is trying to arrange
for a game between the Aldridge and
Livingston mines next Sunday.
Miss Marie Johnston, will depart to.
morrow for her home In Northampton