Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-24
THE MONTANA PRESS
Many OF lis kCtIY Workers Arrive
Ia Salt Lake Today.
ARE GIVEN 4 WARM WELCOME.
The Press Club fakes Them 10 III,
Lake For Bath 10 tho Briny
Dstp-faberhacle Concert.

Members OF the Montana Press as.
association with wives, daughters and
sweothearts arrived in Salt Lake via
the Oregon Shor. Line, something
over fifty stron, this morning and
immediately became the guests Of the
Salt Lake Press cub. They had been
met by an advances delegation OF the
club at Ogden ana on the arrival here
at nine O'Clock were escorted TO the
hotels fer break ast alter which they
were takon to Garfield to spend the
day in bathing, banquetiny, and
general Sightseeing. On shore speech
making, tossting and song was the
program and II was carried out to the
full. A visit TO the Fort this
afternoon and a Tabernacle
organ and choir recital this evening
will complete the days schedule OF
entertainment. Tomorrow the visi-
tors will wander over the city at will
visiting such points OF interest az their
own fancy may dictate. In the after.
noon a trip to 5altair Will be made and
In the evening they will lsavo for
Denver over the Rio Grande Western,
thai road having provided them With
a special chr for q run.
The party is jolly one and com.
prises aome very bright and versat 10
me nbors of the Graf. They co us
from every section Of Montana anu are
enjoying 10 the utmost their an.
nual outing and rest. The full
rounds OF their journey will occupy
from ten days TO Two week.. Helena,
Butte, Salt Lake and Denver are the
principal places OF pleasure and 80 far
o. the visits have been made they
| have been characterized with thorough
| enjoyment. u all the points Of inter.
| est s. II Lake Will easily take the Iced.
| Attention hau been riveted upon the
| Pioneer city aud her iuuumera BILE at.
| fractions from the first. 1t was the
| one place Of ionged for visitation, the
| trip to Denver being merely an incl
| dent--An after consideration, though
II will doubtless be very pleasant
one--lo the occasion. A bath in the
bripy waves OF Utah's inland SEES,
a trip to Fort Dougias,
view Of the Salt Lake valley
In It's beautiful Parb OF green, a
Tabernacle concetl Nothing can
be- more dsligh or entertaining to
the tourist stranger. And the strangers
on this OCCASION being necessarily boz
hemian 10 n greater or less degree may
| be depended upon TO enjoy Themselves
| while sojourning in the midst Of pee
| pie who bids them thrice welcome to
q city famed for Its hospitality.
| The personnel of the party and tho
| papers they represent are AS follow;
| q. II. Anderson aud sister, BOSNIAN
Courier; IL. o. Collins anu .sister anu
| Miss Anna Gray, Missoula Missoulan;
A. j. Fiske, daughter and two sons,
| Helena Herald; w. j. MacAffie anu
| wife, State Printer; @. Heribrouder
and sister, Butte Mining World; John
McMurray anu wife, Anaoonda
Recorder; w. w. CheeIey, Virginia
| City MadisoDian; q. L.. Harris,
Miss NJ. f. Harris aud niece,
| A naconda Standard; Charles
| Copenhavre, wife and sister, Anscou-
da Standard; G. ID. Curtis and daugh-
ter, Helena ludepOndent; I. M. Suili.
van, BulteMiner; AdoIph Heilbronner,
High School Leader; A. b. Keith,
HeIens Herald; L.. 3. Welsh, special
| gOTEekpOuueulJ II Il. SUEubns bOulubk
| Age; Il. Butler anu wife Stock Grow.
ere Journsl, Miles City; J. II. WiG-
meyer, Glendive IDdepel dent; Z. 4.
Shearer, IL elena Independent; halsey
II. Watson, Lewiston Argus; Otto
scLonfeld, wife anu sister, Great Fsils
Herald; Il. II. Cooney, wife snu sister,
| Anaconda Standard; j. ID. MathesoB,
| wife and daughter, Billings Times;
Cleo. Il. B,0s and daughter, Montana
MissouliaD; II. Il. Eenglehorn aud
son, Helena Business Educator; James
Il. Stevens anu wife, Ravalli RspuUi.
car; Harry ID. Moore, Democrat Nee
sonser, Missouri; l.. J. Israel anu
sleier, Helena Sluais Zsitung; J. X.
Faulus anu son, StevsnsvIlie Nortn-
west Tribune; L. J. Jones, Billings
Gazette; f. Il. Eldridge, Montanani
| A. ID. Raleigh Ruu son.
The party with other Montana
newspaper people was In attendance
this week at the state association an.
nual meeting where they transacted q
large amount OF business ON Monday
and Tuesdsy ami elected officers for
the ensuing year. The president, Mr..
A. Is. keith, Ia resident OF Helena,
and an old newspaper man though not
actively engaged Ia journalistic work
| at present although he VIII shortly
resume IL. The secretary 10 Mr.. Nc
Murray an active worker In the pro-
| IessioD. Toe president and secret airy
are botn with the excursionists.