The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-15
FASTENERS IN BUTTE
They Were Shown the Sights of
the Big Camp.
A VISIT TO THE SMELT TIERS
Were Much Struck With the Hustling
Activity OF the Busy City-Are
on Their Way to
Alaska.

A special train of six coaches. carry
ing a party of excursionists from the
East, arrived in Butte over the North
ern Pacific at $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning, and, after a drive through
the city, left for the West at LOS in
the afternoon. The excursion is in
charge of C. H. Gates, city ticket
agent of the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern at Toledo, and the personnel
of the party is as follows:
II. Arms, Mrs. HI. Arms, Chicago;
Austin Bishop, Miss Amelia Bishop,
Master Harold Bishop Toledo; Theo.
Braemer, Mrs. Theo. Braemer, Miss
Amanda Braemer, Cincinnati; Mrs. w.
E. Brigham, Miss Isabel Brown, To-
| ledo; Mrs. NJ G. Browne, Fort Wayne,
Ind. J. P. CYamplin, Mrs. J. P. Cham
plin, Boston; Andrew Cowan, Gilbert
Cowan, Louisville, Ky; Master James
Hawkins Ditton, Earl Park Ind. Mrs.
E. e. Dow, Toledo; Miss A. Ewald, st.
Louis; Charles H. Gates Mrs. Charles
H. Gates. Miss Jessie Gates, Miss Char
lotte Gates, Toledo; H. H. Giesy, Miss
Ella c. Giesy, Lancaster, Ohio; w.
Burr Gongwer, Cleveland; Mrs. j.
Irene Gongwer, Mansfield, Ohio; Mrs.
Harriet r. Hamilton, Buffalo; Mrs.
William Hardee, Carl Hardee, Toledo;
Mrs. Jane Hawkins, Earl Park Ind;
Miss Elizabeth Hawkins. Chicago; H.
F. Jergens, Mrs. H. F. Jergens, Miss
Ollie Jergens, Cincinnati; DR.. David
N. Loose, Maquoketa Iowa; William
B. Mckinley. Ross r. Maths, Cham
paign, Ill; Rev. ]. H. Meyer, Toledo;
Mrs D. F. Morss. Miss Nellie L. Morss,
Miss Marian S. Morss, Syracuse, N. Y;
ra,,,,, IL, II Do
H. C. Paul, Mrs. H. c. Paul, Miss
Clara Paul, Miss Esther Paul, Miss
Alma Paul. Fort Wayne, Ind; Miss
Lillian V. Pemberton, Newark, n. j.;
Charles Rebstock, ST, Louis: f. T.
Root, Mrs. f. r.. Root, Waterbury,
Conn: T. G. Rowland, Mrs, T. c. Row
land Miss Edna Rowland, Charles A.
Russell, Mrs Charles A. Russell, To-
ledo; A. N. Sackett. Mrs. A. n. Sack
ct, Cincinnati: D. c. Shaw. Mrs. D. c.
Shaw, Toledo; Miss Kate Silverson,
Cincinnati; Latimer Thompson, Toledo;
Mrs f. c. Vail. George !. Vail, Miss
f. F. Vail, New York; Henry J.. WEIGH,
Cleveland: Mrs. Thee. d. Wetter,
Cincinnati; William NJ Wilson. Mrs.
William NJ. Wilson, Louis 7. Wilson,
Chicago: Henry Wiese, Miss Meta
Wiese, Avoca, Iowa; c. Zimmerman,
Mrs c. Zimmerman, Indianapolis.
Upon their arrival in Butte the ex-
cursionists were met at the depot by
City Ticket Agent Mccormick of the
Northern Pacific with carriages and a
special street car. which was placed at
their disposal A trip, was made over
the city and the smelter Of the Mon
tana Ore Purchasing company was
visited, the manager taking pleasure
in showing the visitors through the
plant. The excurslonists expressed
themselves well pleased with the city
and We're especially attracted by the
hustling activity they sbeheld on all
sides, but they were unanimous in the
opinion that they would not care to
make their homes in Butte.
After the trip through the city the
party returned to the Butte, Anaconda
& Pacific depot. Thefr cars were at
tached to the Copper City Limited and
they proceeded west to. MssOula by
the way of AnaCCndafEF At MissOula
their train will again be made a spe-
cial for the run to Tacoma. at which
place the party will take the steamer
Seattle on July 10 for a trip to Alas
ka, returning by way of Vancouver on
the list of August, and east over the
Canadian Pacific They have their
own diner and compartment cars.
The excursion left Buffalo June 30
and the party spent seven days, FROM
July 6 to July IS. in the Yellowstone
National park They will reach Buff
falo on their return trip on, Aug. s.