Capt.Wyman. of Butt*, responded to the^toa-t ^.sons ot Veterans.^ The captsln|is an^eloquent speaker aud made a most brilliant^effort, closing by saying: ^We hop** the^BOM ot veterans Will ever be ready for^dut v, but like the old maid never wanted.
'Athousand years my own Columbia,^^was the next song on the programme, aud^it was finely rendered.
I he state ol Montana^ was responded^to by Col. W. K. Sanders. Mayor Kuller^said the toast would be replied to bf the^next senator lrom the state of Montana,^the crested jayhawk of the mountains.
Thecolonel for some time could not^make himself heard on occount of the^cheering, which was deafening. He said^tie was a proxy and did not know who his^principal was. When he asked who would
Hereepcaalble tor aire a doaaa voices
answeredassuming all responsibility, and^Ihe mstter was finally settled by one saving^the (.rand Army of the KeptthAe would.
