The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-10

MIL WAUKEE MEN
ON TOUR
PASSENGERS AGENTS GO UP BIT.
TER RooT-wIlL VISIT MIS-.
souLA THIS MORNING.

agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee &
ST. Paul. arrived in Missoula yester-
day noon at the head of party of 20
of the live rustlers who are connect
ed with the passenger department of
the ST. Paul and the Puget Sound
companies. The party spent a couple
of hours in Missoula, waiting for the
Bitter Root train. and left at O'Clock
for Hamilton. where they spent the
night. A short stroll was taken about
the business district OF the city and
lunch WAS had at the Florence hotel
After lunch there was brief OPP
pcrtunity for chat with some Mis-
soula men in the lobby before the
train left for the Bitter Root. where
the excursionists were under the guild
ancc OF p. J. Shannon Of the Bitter
Root stock farm.
We are looking over the country
said Mr.. Haynes to a Muscular man
at the Florence. I'VE shall go through
TO the coast, spending day in each
of the sound cities: then we shall turn
back. These men are the ones who
get our passenger business and who
exploit the advantages of our terri
tory; naturally, we want them to
know about the new empire that we
have annexed. We have been having
splendid trip and have enjoyed 1t
all: the cities have received us pleas
antiy and We feel as IL our road had
always been running out this way
We shall enjoy visit With your peo-
pie when we come back from the Bit
ter Root in the morning.
1T is now two years since l made
the acquaintance of Missoula and /
can see that there have great changes
taken place in that time. Your de-
velopment is remarkable. 1t is a
pleasure TO travel through this region
and TO note the splendid progress that
is being made
The party was received here by
Superintendent Marshall and Agens
Hillman. who acted as conductors DUR
ing the short time that the stay lasted.
This morning. the returning pilgrims
Will be met by representatives of the
chamber of commerce and the Boost
er club. There will be an informal
reception during the forenoon at the
rooms of the chamber of commerce
and the visitors will be made ac-
quainted with as much of Missoula as
is possible in so short a time. All
business men are urged to go to the
chamber of commerce during the fore
noon and meet the visitors
Those in the party are:
George b: Haynes, immigration
agent. Chicago: c. c. Mordough, trav-
cling passenger agent. Cincinnati.
ONO: Il. q. Hayden. travelling passen-
gen agent, Cleveland, Ohio; Fred II.
Hicks. travelling passenger agent, In
dianarolis. Ind: NJ. c. Woodward:
travelling passenger agent. Chicago;
"A. r. Chapman. Jr., city ticket agent.
Chicago; H. w. Steinhoff. Michigan
passenger agent. Detroit. Mich; Ed
ward Mahoney. travelling passenger
agent; Omaha. Neb.; q. T.. Chase.
travelling passenger agent. Buffalo. y.
r.; John B. Pott, district passenger
agent. Pittsburg. Pa: George o. Wal
ton, travelling passenger agent, Eos-
ton. Mass: J. +. Etter. traveying pas
senSer agent. Kansas City. Mo-: NJ.
;. bowman. travelling passenger agent.
Fhiiaaeiphia. Penn; II. l.. Idleman,
travelling passenger agent. New York
city, n. Y. p. b. Wolcott, travelling
immigration agent, Chicago: j. II.
Flrey, travelling immigration agent.
Aberdeen. s. d.; w. J. Kelley. d.
vision freight and passenger agent.
Miles CITY. Il. J. Daniels. travelling
passenger agent, Miles City: W. p.
warner. assistant general freight and
passenger agent, Butte.
The itinerary calls for the return of
the party To Missoula on No. 2. De,
comber ls. There will be no stay made.
mere ON the home trip. as the tour
ISIS are anxious to get home for
Christmas.