The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-08
AN ADDRESS
TO THE PEOPLE
By the Original Committee Of the Marcus DAILY
Memorial Association.
HOW TO SECURE MEMBERSHIP
In the Observation-Disclosures SubscrptonsA Mark Of
Montana's Appreciation Of Mr. Days Great
Services to the State.

Madison-A. j. Bennett, Virginia
City; w. J. Ennis. Ennis; William
O'Brien, Sheridan; Hon. William
Owsley.
Missoula-J. II. T. Ryman, Mis-
soua; William Donlan, w. C. Muir
ply, Missoula; John Purtle, w. J.
Kendall, Missoula; John Lynch, Ty
Ter Worden, Missoula; Hon. Hiram
Knowles, Fred Sterling, Hon. Joseph
Marion, A. l.. Stone, Hon. Frank G
Higgins.
Meagher-W. w. Mcdowell, r. L..
Sutherlin, E. ]. Anderson, David E.
Folsom, Lew Lewis, Max Waterman
Park-Alex Livingston, E. II. Tai
colt, Judge Frank Henry.
Ravalli-W. w. McCracken, H. l..
Meyers, b. McGintv G.. M. CrutcE.
field.
Silver Bow-John MacGinnis, j. II 4.
Leyson, Hon. J. H. Mccarthy, O.
Hight, Hon. Lee Mantle, w. McC.
White, Hon. William H. Dewitt, Col.
c. F. Lloyd, Hon. John F. Forbis, G.
w. Newton, Hon. George w. Staple
ton, G. F. Booth, Hon. j. j. McHat-
ton. Pat Mullins. A. j. Davis, d. J.
Girard. James A. Murray, d. Dorais,
Fayette Harrington, William Scallon.
w. l.. Meyer, G.. S. Batterman, Mike
Mccormick, f. +. Dobson, Thomas
Fletcher, John Gillie, w. ID. Thorn
ton, Thomas Kilgallon, H. l. Wilson,
DR.. Leavitt, 4. F. Bray, DR.. T. J.
Murray, d. M. Newbro, Gen. j. S.
Harris, John Noyes, George H. Rob
inson, Thomas Lavell, G. c.. Rueger,
James II. Lynch Thomas Buzzo, Silas
King. William W ri George w. IT,.
vim.
Sweet Grass-Walter Lesser, j. A.
Hall.
Teton-James McDevitt, Shelby
Junction, u. T. Burton, Dan Haggerry
Valley-Andrcw Lehman, Glasgow
A. M. Mahon.
lelloWstonc-A. l.. Babcock, j. 3.
HEREFORD, Paul Mccormick, Rev. G.. G.
Stull, Pat Lavelle, Columbus: O. r.
Goddard.
The constitution makes provision
for the proper receipt and care of all
funds received, with ample safeguards
for the security of the same. The
plan of action, as outlined by the
committee provides for the organiza
ton of the state, through the vice
presidents of the various counties.
1t is the wish of the committee that
all contributions shall be absolutely
voluntary. Upon the payment of So
or more any citizen of Montana may
become a member of the association,
and shall be entitled to a certificate
of membership, which shall be of
such character as shall make the
same worthy of preservation as SOU
venir of the association.
Copies of the constitution are now
being printed and will be forwarded
to each vice-president of the associ-
alton, and to any other person who
may request, through the secretary,
a copy of the same.
The various county organizations
shall have full power in their respec-
tive counties. Auxiliary organiza-
lions of ladies, either in the various
counties, or in the state at large. NAV
be organized
All contributions received are to be
forwarded to c. p. Connolly ,secre-
tary of The Marcus DAILY Memorial
Association, Butte. Montana. These
receipts will be promptly acknowl-
edged. and the money turned over to
the treasurer of the association. II. Nj.
Hodgens, cashier of the State Saw
lngs Bank of Butte. Montana.
The original committee has form
ulated the following address to the
people of the state of Montana:
When the death of Marcus DAILY
was announced, sentiment in favor
OF some enduring tribute to his mem
DRY found expression throughout the
state. Since that time, there have
been earnest renewals of the sugges-
ton that public appreciation of his
lifework take the form of some ap-
propriate memorial Under the cir.
cumstances, it was deemed fitting that
action be taken. first of all, by those
who, during the active years of Mr.
Days life, were his neighbors and
his constant business associates. This
brief address is issued by them for
the purpose of calling the attention,
Oh the citizens of Montana to the pro-
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