The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-21
BUSINESS MEN OF THE BIG MIN.
ING CITY WILL PAY MiSSOULA
A FRIENDLY CALL.
COMING IN A SPECIAL
Nearly Two Hundred Representatives
OF the Commercial and industrial
Life CT Montana's Largest City viii
Greet Local Friends and Aequain-
tanees This Evening.

After having spent the day In the
beautiful Bitter Root valley, the train
load of Butte business men now max.
ing "a booster tour of much of the
state. will reach Missoua at $40
o'clock this evening and remain until
O'Clock tomorrow morning
The special train bearing these visit
ors will bc met at the depot by "A
large delegation of local business men.
Secretary Breitenstein of the cham
her of commerce has secured the
promise Of large proportion of the
city's boosters to bo there. From the
depot the Butte delegation will be ac-
companied to the Harnois theatcr. the
way being led by the Boston and Mon
tana band which is accompanying the
Butte men on their trip.
At the thcater the band Will play
several selections. and then a speech
of welcome will be delivered by NJ.
j. Coen Of the Golden Rule store. After
this brief ceremony as many as pos
sible of the automobiles of the city
will he pressed into service. and the
visitors will he given sight seeing
touT VI tut CITY. ',blIib out over lDt
Van Buren, street bridge. tho crowd
will first visit the university. Thence
they Will 60 out to the fort. then
back through the orchard homes and
the south side back to the business
part of the city. The automobiles will
he dismissed at the First National
bank corner. and the company viii
go up to the rooms of the Missoula
club where open house will be kept
and light refreshments served.
President Keith, Vice President Kel-
logg and Secretary Breitenstein. of
the chamber of commerce will be the
reception committee. and viii do their
utmost to see that the Butte visitors
meet as many as possible Of Missoula's
business aud professional men All
men of the city are invited to meet
the Butte train. and to join the social
festivities at the Mlssoula club.
Director Allen of the Missoula band
has arranged with the visiting Boston
and Montana band to give an open
air concert ON the vacant lot east of
the Bell Telephone company's building
on Main street
Following Is "A list OF the Butte
visitors aud the business interests
which they represent:
Accountants-Pogso Peloubet 60.
". r. Batin. manager.
Bakerles-liomc Baking Co. J. oscn-
brur. president
Banks-Daly Bank x Trust Co,
Butte. C. G. Swlneborno. cashier: First
National bank. A. j. Davis. president:
Miners Savings Bank a. Trust Co. d.
J. Charles. president: States Savings
bank. a. T.. Morgan, vice president;
DAILY Bank n Trust Co, Anaconda,
Stockton Neazy. cashier
Breweries Brewing Co. Il. J.
Nerny. president: Centennial Brewing
Co. A. II Mueller. president; Crystal
Brewing Co, II. NJ. Hodgens. president
Brokers merchandise -i.ounsbery
Casey 4 Ismphier. O. ID. Iounsbery:
Murphy. Ed. T.. Ed. +, Murphy.
Rutter, eggs, cheese. poultry and lee
cream wholesale )--Henningse Pro-
duce Co. 4. T. Hennlngsen general
manager: e. Il. Sutton. salesman; ".
J.. Hcnningsen, vice president. Fair
mount Creamery Co. Charles L. Irish
manager.
Candy manufacturer Casey Candy
60. II. Frank Casey. president,
Carriages and wagons--Carroll. j. 4.
Lumber Co, w G. Carroll manager.
Grady. r. NJ. Carriage Works. +. NJ
Grady. proprietor
Carriage buiders-Butte Carriage
Works. j. l., Hurzeler manager.
Cigars-Browne a. Flanagan Co. q.
". Patterson. cashier; Carlson. Swend.
J. j. Sullivan. salesman: sCohn. l.. s.
Co. Lee cohn, vice president; Fried,
julius. VIM. Wolff, salesman Open
hciner. J. II. IL Co. Walter Friedman.
salesman.
cloaners--french dry process
Unique Tailoring q Cleaning Co, j
v Mitchell, proprietor.
coal-West Side Coal Co. Frank A.
erase. president
colleges--Butte Business College. g.
V. Fulton. proprietor.
ctionery-Gamer's confection-
cry Store, NJ. Gamer. president.
Contractors (generaD NELSON &
Peterson. George Nelson, Saner, Al
Al. Saner; Workman. Geo, II. Co, Lou
Frank,
Credit association-Butte Associa-
tion of Credit Men, Guy C. Davidson,
assistant secretary.
Department stores--Connell, NJ j.
Co. w. ID. Horgan. president; Hen
messy Co, Amos Booth, manager gro
Gerry department; ID. q. Kelly. credit
manager j A. Berry, floor manager
T.. T.. Moore. manager Anaconda store:
Symons Dry Goods Co, j f. Open
heimer, president
Drugs-Newbro Drug Co. Louis