The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-30

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mails of the following named breeds:
Canadian Ayrshires, Canadian Jerseys.
Canadian Holsteins, French Canadian
cattle, Canadian Short Horns, American
Guernseys, Brown Swiss, Red Polled,
Polled Jerseys, Devons.
Exhibitions Of flowers include shows
of peonies, from May 2S to June Z; Of
Hardy roses, from June IS to June %, in
elusive; Of sweet peas, from July % to
August 2, inclusive: of 0kadiolus, from
August to August II, inclusive; Of as
tiers. from August q to September q, in
elusive; Of chrysanthemums. from Octo-
Der % to October 81. inclusive.
Band concerts will be given frequently
during the course of the exposition.
Some of the most famous musical organ
izations in the country will give per-
formances. The organizations and dates
Of performances given in the official pro-
gramme are as follows:
Thirteenth band Of Hamilton, 40 men,
June to June 9; Sousa's band, New
York. so men: Elgin band, Elgin, ILL.,,
80 men. July to August 4; Ccinta
band, Buffalo. IS men, July 20 to Aug
ust %; Carlisle Indian band, Carlisle.
Pa. 40 men, July % to August IS: Ithaca
~AAAs AeueNo, ~ AlCH, aug uSL y " aug uSl
IL; Phinney's band, Chicago, As men,
August to August 25; Lund's orchestra.
Buffalo, so men, August IL to September
8: Forth-eighth Highlanders. Toronto,
40 men, August 26 to September /;
Robertson's band, Albany, 40 men, Aug
ust 26 to to August 81; Salem Cadet
band, Salem. Miss. Is men, September 2
to September Is: Kinks band, Cleve-
land to
8; Brooke's band, Chicago. 46 men, sep
TENDER to October g.; Boston Ladies
band, Boston, 30 ladies' September 16 to
September 20: Nineteenth Regiment
band. st. GATHERINGS. As men. Septenl-
Der 16 to September q; Detroit Concert
band. 81 men, September 20 to September
20: Victor Herbert's orchestra. Pittsbury.
50 men, October to October 20; Webers
band, Cincinnati. 40 men. October to
October 20; Innes, 20 pieces October to
October 20; Porto Rican string band. 20
pieces, two months.
The following is partial list Of the
organists engaged and the dates of the
recitals in the Temple of Music re-
citals to be given at p. m. daily:
May 2S to 30. w. c. Hammond; May 81
to June |, w. p. Stanley; June to 6.
D,
Miller: June 3 to IL. Richard T. Percy:
June l: to 16. j. Frank DOnahoe; June
II to 10. E. Russell Sanborn: June 20 to
%. Gustave Frese: June % to 25. Chas.
E. Clemens; June is to q. Henry House.
ley; June % to 30. Harrison M. Wild:
July to 2, Albert Jordan; July to 6.
Louis Falk; July Z to 9. Archer Gibson;
July 10 to II. F. w. Reisberg: July II to
Trl Il.
HI. Simms; July Is to 20, Francis L.
York; July q to %. ]. D. Cushing: July
26 to 49, Mrs. Mary c. Fisher; July %,
George B. Carter: July so, w. H. Hew-
left: July 81. Ferdinand Dunkley; Aug
ust II, Hamilton H. Hunt; August to
6. Chas. Galloway: August to 8. A. Ray
Taylor; August 3, VIM. c.. Schwartz /,
August 10, Benjamin J. Lang; August
IL to IA. Sumner Salter; August Is to 16.
r. H. H. Clarke: August is to ~, Miss
Emma l.. Maynard; August % to 70,
Arthur Bernier: August q andes. Walter
Heaton: August % to 81, Henry Gordon
Thunder; September 3 and 4, CASTOR NJ.
Dethier; September 6 to 8, Everette T..
Truette: September 9, Harry d. Vib-
bard: September 10 and IL. Samuel p.
Warren: September 12 and Is. Miss Ger
trude San-SOuci; September IA, Harry J.
Zehm; September Island 10. Thomas Rad
cliffe; September 90 Henry B. Vincent,
Septmeber 81 and g. Herve D. Wilkins:
September %. c. A. Stein; September "a
and IS. J. 8. Upton; September 26 and q,
H. r. WOodman; September 20 to 30,
Miss Fanny NJ. Spencer; October l. John
p. Lawrence; October 2 and 8, W. II.
Donley, October 4 to 6, Harry B. Jop-
son; October and 8. Miss lone. e.
Riddell; October Is to 16, Clarence Eddy;
October II and Is. Harry Rowe Shelley;
October 81 to 49, N. j. Corey; October q
to %, William B. Colson. w. E. Fair
clough; Frederick Archer. Andrew T.
Webster, viii S. Jarrett. Henry s.
Hendy. Seth c. Clark. Miss Mary Nc
Cornell .IIlYssesS Thomas w / Gamnh