The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-18
MERCHANTS
HERE TOMORROW
DELEGATION OF COMMERCIAL
MEN FROM MINNESOTA TO
ARRIVE SATURDAY.

The first official announcement Of
the western Montana schedule of the
st. Paul merchants, who are on Il
western tour OF two weeks at present.
was made yesterday nv the Northern
Pacific officials. For time it was
feared that Missoula would be left
out of the partys itinerary, but an
engagements have bees made and the
party will be here tomorrow and the
next day although thew will go no
farther west. The trin began last
week, the delegation leaving St. Paul
on the Chicago Milwaukee u ST. Paul.
which road they follc,""a to Terry,
where they took the Ec"'' arn Pacific.
They win follow the N2"'hern Pacific
to Missoula and back as far as Hell
ena where they will change to the
Great Northern, on which their return
trip will be made
The party will be here IN the city
from noon on SATURDAY.. lime 10, until
Sunday afternoon. when they will go
to Helena The party Will go to
Hamilton before stopping at Missoula,
spending most of Friday night and
Saturday morning there. Thirty-min-
ute stops will also be made at all of
the important towns along the route
The schedule of the party on its Mis-
soua trip will be as follows The spe-
cial train will start from Durant 10,
Deer Lodge at Cos p m. Friday, ar
irving there at $50 They will remain
30 minutes at Deer Lodge and will
',.t VI aft a
ting there at 12:O5 Saturday morning
They will remain in Hamilton until
10000 a. m. Saturday, when they will
go to Missoula stopping on the way
at Stevensville and Florence for 80
minutes each, and getting into Mis-
soula at 1856 Saturday afternoon.
They will be here until 100 the next
day, when they. will leave for Helena,
which place they will reach at 900.
The party will start for st. Paul as
soon as it reaches Helena and will
nor go to the coast. There are about
IS in the party and all of them are
representatives of the commercial
houses of the Minnesota pital They
will be accompanied by the Minnesota
State band, which will probably give
concert while it is here:
The following are in the party:
Kenneth Clark, president Merchants
National bank: W. A. Miller, vice
president, First National bank; Henry
Won Der Meyer, assistant cashier Ma
tional German-A American bank; Frank
Y. Locke, director Capital National
bank; G. l.. Kluckhohn of Gordon &
Tol,,, NJ
| Lampher. Skinner& Co.: Karl Ham
merbacher of McKibbin, Driscoll a
Dorsey; Reuben Karner of Lindeke,
Warner & Sons; Sherman Finch OF
Finch, Van Slyke & McConville; JUL
ian NJ Kirby Of Noyes Bros. & Cutlers'
C. D. McLaren of LarWell, Ozman.
Kirk & Co.; w. c. Walther of Hack
EFT Walther, Gates Hardware COM
pany; II. w. Griggs of Griggs, Cooper
& Co.. John F. Kelly of Foley Bros,
& Kelly; Charles j.. Sommers OF G..
Sommers & Co.; William r. GarroW
of Foot, SchulZe & Co.; G. ]. Miss of
Gotham & Co; l.. M. Clark of Sharood
Shoe company; Charles Patterson @.
O'Donnel Shoe company; l.. A. Quit
erman of Guiterman Bros; l.. H. Wehl
of Well, Doble & Co.: f.. P. Bell of
Stronge & Warner Co.; Fred Ritzinge7
of Robinson & Strauss. L. j. Roths-
child of J. Rothschild & Co.; w. I'll
Patton, secretary ST. Paul board of
trade; D. S. sperry of Brown
Treacey & Sperrv Co.; r. A. Young
of E. A. Young Mercantile company:
Albert Rose; Joseph Ullman; r. G.
Strickland Of Strickland Doolitle conn.,
pany; Willis l.. Williams, city editor
of the st. Paul DISPATCH; J. r. Bruce
of the Twin City Commercial Bulle~
tim J. H. Beck, secretary of the
Jobbers and Manufacturers associa-
ton: Fl. J. Frost, assistant secretary;
w. B. Wixon, assistant general
passenger agent; j. T. Conley, gen.
eral freight agent; F. e. Otis, COM
mercial agent, all of the Puget Sound ;
w. P. Kenney, assistant traffic man
ager H. A. Jackson, ASST slant general
freight and passenger agent: James