The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-24
WHEN EDITORS MEET
x AlsSoula Will Entertain Them in
8 Her Characteristic Style.
1T WILL BE A GRAND EVENT
All or the Pencil Workers of the
harden City and Other Promi-
nent Men on Committees
The Circular Letter.

A circular letter has been received
from the Missoula executive commit
tee which gives the particulars of the
annual press convention which meets
IN the Garden City. June rs, 26 and 81.
1t is as follows: ~
Dear Sir-In accordance Sv,+h = ,a,
Ter from Secretary McMurray, contain
ing request from President Matbe-
son or the State Press association.
naming @. K. Boos, H. o. Collins. A. L,
stone and L. Molinelli as a local exec
utive committee to fix dates for the
annual meeting and to arrange a pro-
gramme. the above committee met sun
Jay AFTERNOON, April 10Th, Hon. F. III.
woody, an honorary member, being
present. Judge Woody was made
chairman of the meeting and G. E.
Boos, secretary. After considerable
discussion 1t was decided to recommend
that the meeting of the association be
held this year, June 20, 26 and 27.
Ihese dates fall on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Committee of Arrangements-Th
chair appointed the following commit
tee OF arrangements to have charge of
the plans of the entertainment of the
members of the association: A. L.
( stone, L. Molinelli, and G.. E. Boos.
FINANCE Committee-A finance COM
mittee of newspaper men of Western
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Kelly, Hamilton: ]. L. Stevens. Ste
vensville; William Moser, Plains; c. III.
Edwards. L. S. Bowen. Judge Woody.
Missoula; D. A. Hendricks, Thompson
Falls.
Reception Committee-Col. A. s.
Burt, Judge f. H. Woody. G. e. Boos,
Frank g. Higgins, H. o. Collins, L.
Molinelli, Rev. r. H. Sawyer, 3. T.
Nesmith, c. H. Edwards, Peter Tow
ley. Frank Thomas, l.. a. woodward. ]
Z. Z. Mitchell, L. S. Bowen, NJ H.
Peirce, A. L. Stone and t. ]. Homes
OF Missoula; Messrs Stevens, Faulds
and Collins of Stevensville; II. j. KEEL
~. Miles Romney, Hamilton; ]. A
MCGOWAN. William Moser. Plains; D.
A. Hendricks. John Willis, Thompson
Fails y
On Tuesday, April 81, at a meeting
of the arrangement committee, the fol-
lowing programme for the occasion
was decided upon:
Thursday. June 25, 10 a. m.-Informal
- gathering of members at opera
house. drives about the city, etc.
2 p. m.-Business meeting, reading pa
= pers
A p. m.-Trip to Bonner and supper at
- Hotel Margaret. roe ~~.-a7--
$3.50 p. m.-Address of welcome at opera
house by Hon. w. H. Francis,
president of the Missoula board of |
musical programme.
Friday, June rs. 10 a. m.-Business
meeting.
2 D. m.-Business meeting
5, p. m.-Dress parade and drill at |
- Fort Missoula.
ep. m.-Banquet at Hotel Florence.
Saturday, June 27.-Excursion |
through the beautiful Bitter Root Val
ley. A stop will be made at Stevens
vile, where the members of the associ-
alton will be taken to Fort Owen, St
Mary's mission, Father Ravalli's mill
and other points of historic interest
Continuing the trip, Hamilton will be
visited, with it's big mills. Lunch will
be, served here. after which a visit will
be made to the Bitter Root stock farm
of Marcus DAILY, the home of Tamma-
ny, Montana, and Prodigal Return
ing, the train will reach Missoula in
time for members to take the east
bound flyer for home.
II is hoped that there will be a large
attendance Of newspaper men at this
meeting. The Misoula and Bitter Root
valleys will be at their best in June
and the visit to the University city at
this season will afford pleasant recrea-
ton before the arduous duties of the
fall campaign begin. The trip up the
Bitter Root will be a revelation to the
many who have never been here. Mis-
soula and her citizens extend a cordial
invitation to every member of the as
ISOLATION to be present.
GEO. E. BOOS,
Secretary of Local Committee
Approved April %, 1896.
JOHN McMURRAY.
Secretary of Association.
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