The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-12
MONTANA WRITERS
VISIT SALT LAKE
Are En- Route to Los Angeles as
Guests of Senator Clark to
Attend Meeting.
TAKEN ABOUT CITY IN AUTO
EAT LUNCH AT COMMERCIAL
CLUB AND HEAR ORGAN.

The Montana newspaper men, HleII-
bers of the Montana Press association
arrived in this city at $50 yesterday
morning and were the guests or SAT-
Lake until midnight when they con-
tinued on their tourney to Los Angeles
over the Salt Lake Route as the guests
Of Senator w. A. Clark. The party
was met at the Oregon Short Line de-
pot by William Igleheart, j. A. Met
calf and H. SOmers. The Seeing SAT-
Lake Auto company furnished auto
mobiles to the visitors.
After the visitors had been shown the
points Of interest around the city they
We're escorted to the Commercial
club, where a luncheon was served.
Colonel Sam Gordon, president of the
Montana Press association, made a few
Introductory remarks. Manager Fisher
Harris of the See America league, and
secretary of the Commercial club, eX-
tended an invitation to the visitors TO
make the clubs rooms their headquar-
ters. He spoke at length upon the See
America First movement inaugurated
In this city recently.
Recital at Tabernacle.
After lunch the knights of the pencil
attended the regular church services in
the tabernacle. J. J. Mcclellan gave
special organ recital for the Montanans
in. n ediately after the close of the
church service.
The members of the association were
left to their own devices during the
evening. Many visited friends in the
city while others attended the theatre
performances. Their special Pullmans
were attached to the Los Angeles eX-
press at midnight and the journey con-
tinued to Los Angeles.
The regular meeting of the associa-
ton will be held in Los Angeles Tues
day evening. Two sessions of the or
ganization concluded, the party will
return to Butte over the Salt Lake
Route and Oregon Short Line. Many
of the party are accompanied by their
wives and families.
The members of the party are:
Colonel Sam Gordon, president of the
association and daughter, Yellowstone
Journal; Walter Aitkin and wife, Liv-
ingston Enterprise; J. z. Mailer, Lily
ingston Post; F. Henry and wife, Liv-
ingston Enterprise; Mrs. A. M. Will
liams, Pony Sentinel; Halsey r. Wat
son and wife, Fergus County Argus
Walter Anderson and wife, Red Lodge
Picket; Mrs. r. Q. Kress, Dillon Ex-
aminer; Miles Romney and wife. West
ern News: Fred Neagle and wife.
Western News; T. S. McAlOney and
wife, Rocky Mountain Leader; A. H.
| Bemis and wife, Belt Valley Times; J.
3. Faulds and wife, Northwest Tri-
bUne; w. ElleTy Johnson and wife
Rosebud County News; NJ w Petit
grew, Malta Enterprise; T. n. AveriIl
and wife, Townsend Star; H. F. Nc
Farlin and wife, Billings Gazette: H.
F. Sears and wife, Bozeman RepubH-
can; II. H. Howard, BOzeman Chroni-
Gle; E. D. Abrams, Anaconda Stand
ard; J. S. Aling, jr, Montana Daily
Record; J. H. Dawes, BOzeman Repub-
lfCan; J. r. Widmeyer, GIendive indie
pendent; r. Y. Lewis, Havre Plain
dealer; John W. Pace, StOckman and
Farmre; F. n. Wild, Milk River News;
r. L. Davis, Red Lodge Picket; H.
Basewitch, New Northwest: Byron E.
Cccney, Butte Evening News; Tom
Stout and wife, Lewistown Democrat;
J. c. Conkey, Hamilton Republican;
Mrs. H, H. Swain, Inter Mountain
Educator; Joseph Smith, II, Madiso-
MAN; H. F. Collins, Butte Evening
News; w. ]. MacHaffie, Montana Daily