Burns Birthday Celebration Draws Scottish Elders Home
The Terry Tribune reports the Caledonian Club of Eastern Montana hosted the Hundred Fiftieth Burns Birthday Celebration at Miles City on January 25 1909. The program featured Rev Tweed Miss Osborne and speakers on Burns influence with songs dances and toasts.
Officers and Directors of the Club
The club names its leaders with Walter Anderson as President and Honored Chief, Thomas Gibb as Vice-President and First Chieftain, Thos A Mackenzie as Financial and Recording Secretary, Robert Findlater as Treasurer, and Thos A Mackenzie as Physician. Directors include Kenneth Maclean, Hugh Hunter, and Andrew B Wilson.
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Walter Anderson
Thomas Gibb
DR. Thos. A
MacKenzie Financial and Recording
Kenneth Maclean
Hugh Hunter
Andrew B. Wilson
Musical Program Led by G O Whitney Orchestra
G O Whitney conducts a regional concert featuring overture The Thistle Fantasia Blue Bells of Scotland Alr Scotia Selection Scotch Airs Waltz Caledonia Annie Laurie Highland Schottische and March Auld Lang Syne in a period orchestra program with traditional Scottish pieces.
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G. O. Whitney
Scotland
Scotia
Caledonia
Annie Laurie
Burns Birthday Salute Sparks Bagpipe Assembly
A school assembly features bagpipe selections by Renwick Smith Macrea and Cameron as part of a Burns Day tribute praising Robert Burns and Scottish heritage during a daytime event.
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Renwick
Smith, Macrea
Cameron
Burns Night Banquet Opens with Haggis and Song
A Burns birthday celebration features a bagpiper procession with haggis carried on platters, Hugh Hunter starting the feast by tasting the haggis, and a feast of kale, finnan haddie, roast rubbley jock, oat cakes and shortbreads. Judge Gibb delivers an Immortal Memory of Burns, praising the poet’s life and influence amid hardship.
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Hugh Hunter
Kenneth Maclean
Murdoch Macrae
Ismay
George Smith
Burns
Teatmaster Macintyre
Robert Tweed
Puddin
Jock
Macintyre
Kyle
Judge Gibb
Haggis Farewell Chatters and Scottish Dishes Recited
A rustic verse evokes a fair menu featuring Haggis and hearty Scottish fare including puddin race cravings. The narrator lists dishes such as Finnan Haddie and Roast Rubble Jack alongside vegetables and desserts. The tone recalls a lively communal meal with traditional names and a jovial rhythm.
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Finnan Haddie
Club officials assist in event coordination
Mesdames Maclean Hinds Mackenzie Elder Fraser and Miss Mackay assisted by officers of the club participate in the organized activity, reflecting formal involvement of club leadership and staff.
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Mesdames Maclean
Hinds
Mackenzie,Elder
Fraser
Miss Mackay
Decorating Committee Named for Event
Mesdames Maclean Mackenzie Schrumpf Renwick Mackay Belanger and Messrs. Thos Gibb William McVey Harry Fearnall named to the decorating committee for the upcoming event.
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Mesdames Maclean
Mackenzie
Schrumpf
Misses Renwick
Mackay
Belanger
Messrs
Thos. Gibb
William McVey
Harry Fearnall
Ushers and Door Committee Named
Messrs. Alec Macmillan Sam Findlater James Macmillan and Robert Findlater named to the ushers and door committee in the local event organization.
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Messrs
Alec Macmillan
Sam Findlater
James Macmillan
Robert Findlater
Scotch banquet fills hall with two hundred covers
Representative James Hunter attended from Helena to the Caledonian Club banquet and was praised for his presence. Secretary Dr. Mackenzie and Senator Maclean led efforts, while Hugh Hunter, Senator Mackay, and Rev. Robert Tweed drew praise for their parts. The Miles City church received a silver communion service from Terry church via Mr. George M. Miles. Toastmaster Macintyre struggled briefly to start the program as two hundred meals were served and the room buzzed with Scots hospitality and strong coffee.
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Burns
Scotland
Shothmen
Montgomery
George Smith
America
J. A. Mackinlay
James Hunter
Helena
Dr. Mackenzie
Caledonian Club
Kenneth Maclean
Hugh Hunter
Kyle
Hugh
Senator Mackay
Smith
Moses
Robert Tweed
Terry
Miles City Church
George M. Miles
Tweed
W. R. Felton
Milwaukee Engineering Department
Dad” Stiles
Macintyre
John Gibb
Tom
Don Macdonald
Custer County
A.G. Baker
Milwaukee
A. B. Wilson
Otis Haynes
al Leighton
Alec
James Macmillan
Sam
Robert Findlater
Dia
Trade Conditions Develop in Conservative Pattern Across Sectors
Economic reports describe conservative buying and restrained trade as payrolls rise in manufacturing centers aiding distribution while stocks shrink. Anticipated shifts in customs revenue laws curb many industries awaiting policy details. Western factories operate below full capacity with gradual output gains as wheat offerings remain limited.
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West
Billings Aims to Host Trans-Missouri Dry Farm Congress
Billings and its Chamber of Commerce push to bring the next Trans-Missouri Dry Farm Congress to Montana. They urge Montana commercial groups to send delegates to Cheyenne next month, estimate fifteen hundred attendees, and seek statewide membership in the Dry Farm congress with a $1 per person application to secretary John T. Burns.
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Billings
Trans-Missouri Dry Farm Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Dry Farm Congress
John T. Burns
Cheyenne
Wyoming
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