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The State of Montana
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THE STATE OF MONTANA
How the Day Was Observed in Various Localities
MISSOULA, Mont., May 30. - [Special to the Miner.] -Disagreeable weather to-day somewhat interfered with the memorial services. The programme as announced was not carried out in full. Sunshine and rain in fitful alternation followed each other throughout the day, and it was early decided to abandon the parade. In the forenoon flowers were strewn on the graves of soldiers. In the afternoon the exercises consisted of speaking and music at the court house square. Short speeches were made by General Sloane and W. H. H. Dickinson followed by Major Camp. Mrs. Francis Moore delivered a beautiful address on behalf of the Woman's Relief Corps. Music was furnished by the Twenty-fifth infantry band.
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