The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-29
MONTANA PIONEERS
will MEET in
BOHEMIAN

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ciety of Montana Pioneers and
of the Society of Sons and Daugh-
tiers OF Pioneers will be held in
BOzeman August 20, q and %,
if these dates meet with the APP
prevail of the executive officers
Of the state organizations, ac-
cOrding to the decision made at
a meeting held Saturday after
noon, of representatives of the
Pioneers Society of Gallatin
county, Of the Sons and Daugh-
tiers Of GalIatin County Pioneers,
and Of the Chamber of Commerce,
the invitation for the 1925 meet
ing having been extended from
these organizations at the meet
ing last year in Butte.
A. H. Stafford, president of the
Pioneers Society of Gallatin county,
presided, and was authorized to APP
point a committee of eight from the
membership to cooperate with the
Sons a5a Daughters committee and
the Chamber of Commerce committee
l. appointing subcommittee to plan
for the meeting as scheduled.
Mr.. Stafford appointed: Charles R.
Waterman, George D. Pease, Mrs. E.
L. Houston, Mrs. Ray A. Purdy,
Charles L. Anceney and A. w. orion
Of Bozeman, and NJ. w. Penwell and
c. H. Mcdonald of Belgrade. James
w. Arnold, president of the Sons and
Daughters Society, appointed Nelson
Story Jr., W. H. Ref, Walter Davis,
Miss Bess Fowler, Mrs. Ray Holloway
and Mrs. Eugene F. Bunker of Boze-
man, Mrs. Homer Dunbar Of Three
Forks and Frank Collins of Manhat-
tan. Mr.. Hathaway, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, announced
that Roy NJ. Keister was chairman of
the committee for their organization.
Sub Committee Chairmen
At a second meeting held Tuesday
afternoon at the Chamber of Com
merce chairmen of sub committees
were appointed from the two commit
tees previously named, those from the
Pioneers Society being: Finance
Charles R. Waterman and George D..
Pease; Printing and Publicity-Mrs.
f. l.. Houston; Program-Mrs. Ray
A. Purdy; Parade-Charles L. An
ceney; Speakers-M. w. Penwell;
Transportation &C. H. Mcdonald;
Halls and Accommodations-A. w.
Orion. Those appointed from the So
ciety Of Sons and Daughters of Pr
Oneers of Gallatin County are: Fl
nance-NelsOn Story Jr. and w. H.
Ref; Printing and Publicity-Waltel
Davis; Program-Mrs. Ray Holloway
Parade - Frank Collins; Speakers
Mrs. Homer Dunbar; Transportation
Miss Bess Fowler; Halls and Ac
commOdations-Mrs. E.. F. Bunker
Mr.. Ke;ster will appoint members o
the Chamber of Commerce to serv
with these and other men and womel
to be chosen.
Fred F. Wilson, Gallatin Count
president for the Society of Sons an
Daughters of Montana Pioneers, rea
q letter from Miss Lottie Rumsey
state secretary Of the society, j
which she enclosed a list Of these VIII
had been on the state roll from Ga
latin county, expressing the HOP
AL.A III ----r1I 1000, AIns-- va,nraaho-
ship this year. She sent a numb;
of duplication blanks which MIR. Viii
son will be glad to have used by tho'
eligible to the organization, whiC
included sons or daughters, CRANE
Ions or grand daughters of pionee,
coming to Montana on or before D
cember 81, 1858.
A. w. Orion is vice president f
Gallatin county of the Society
Montana Pioneers, and will be gil
to meet those who are eligible to tn
organization. He expects to ha
some blanks before the meeting.
While the Gallatin county organ
cations are taking the lead in pla
for the state meeting, the Chamb
of Commerce is cooperating, and
is hoped that the people of the count
especially those eligible to the ste
organizations, will help to make t
meeting in Bozeman next August 0
Of the best in the history of the
ciety of Montana Pioneers.