Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-14

lest 'Hulruay nignl, "heh 'he sts'n VI e.o
jour anitoba road Montana division) met IN
vs. :, at hospitable hostelry, the Park hotel.
,n,st 40 oo, of fr;ardshi, thew FASTENED
= ivy - ~ ID ,-.s- ~ 80 fro,n other
u 19'ross me greaVs pIldge anu ION >'iel
'lntltposts TO the innto TESTIFY thelr esteem
t,r Charles Shield Superintendent OF the
y,,; u, ,,,, ,.,as aho,,t 10 leave for St.
! vS.s a, NJ q Y, ,oa,tad +, III ], nosi-
aul aul Wiiere N p'eu " pu'i
"a on under General Manager Egan, on
ipmle Chicago. Ht.a Paul & Kansas City rail-
tes nad alias INV X Minnesota g. Northwest
,ot 2au' a.''e 'sS s's n 'S ,'sFSTT1.
I'm. g
Asr ATEsTIM0NIAL OF REGARD.
ylns stare ti,e hannnet the company met
, G u, .s lT.,.h o,o M, Eanons ,ro
thes pariNo3Is parioIsEE Ol,t Niieie VII Hsseis pre-
in, ented nat. Shields with a purse OF about
!: $1,000 with the following address which
FAle read:
I'm Great Falls. Mon, March 10, 1888.
Mr.C Snlelasy.pear u olL:-i1 IS WIZ u
,a,,r ~; r q % % tandant % a. +ha
Montana division Of the St. Paul. Min
dleapohs u Manitoba railway, and your
u departure from among US TO new ana
mi 11e Mors ssg III heya been ~ associated with
you since first you assumed the duties Of
upeIln.enushs = ~ oits ui nf
al Judging of the sterling qualities and hon
torable raightforwardnes you have dis
7 played u II every actlon. >,
" i,,, ,+;oI;ts +hat has has Cd al
lr9o,,r daa1;n VI ,s;+b 0iS = VI wbiia rnn Ia 20
Ua a.. 4 4 INV ;,+ arasts IF tha comnanv u
S;au ,, vo,, III. ihava ETot 1nst sight Of those If
l. tha ~ amnloyas- II , Sl m M - - ~
Byyour, character and conduct you
have won Won anigh place IN our esteem, ana 10
uo,,, man, 1n,5ny soad Qualities We present Won
With With this his n,iraa 10 accomnanv onr hest
w;sl wish a. iS for @ wo1r wefare for MANY hrioht
and m,1 nrosnsrous year.
'''l IN awaa,,art sar+i on 70 of tbis ,ddross
lne eAcsl'ei' ss'i''iniei''s u ulls au'ireSs
elected hearty applause. Mr.shieldsr res
ponded in appropriate terms. He thank
ed his friends for their generous, unex-
y s..l !. o1aaa ~. ~, 80
pss'ss1 Stss. sot'teu .iA''' 'iie suoeess
which had attended his labors was due to-
the hearty co-operation he had received
from the staff who had in every Grade
-. 4, IN. ,s,.... .T
uolo suo'1 III 11
HI THE BANQUET.
-, ..ao W o;, o,or +ho oo,,,o,,
nis p.' .'s 80 osol' ''io .oip"uy
Went 70 ING \ pahque1 room OF the hotel
which under the Jealous care of Mr..
McClelland presented a scene of tropical
1,,x,,v. ~ +ohlo which ov+ondod +ho
,S whn,s s,ana+I, of tba ronn, en 1uas 1a5nt St,e
witI' orangas II aowers , ' oud everoreena wa. .aun
while NE national flag in all its beauty
aec0rhSed Ihe prllllantly hghted ROOM
Among those present were the fol-
lowing:
Assistant General Manager H. G. Ives,
Chief Engineer +. D: Miller, Assistant
Gale, Sn1s, h1gl1eer H. -. heberts, Sn & Ion W. ~ ~
ter M. osDwver. The denartments were
represented as follows: Mr.. Shields
stan, Messrs. Ludwig, bacon and DIR.
and 49, Iina me Nv Gssas MI; Hun.
Yar3inaster Malone: Train Disnatchers
Scott Donkin. Fitzgerald, McNab: Con
ducf0ss Sullivan. Flanagan, M, Grady. p.
Grady, TearEan, Dowd Millican; Train
men Stanfield, Bywater, winter. Haney:
Operators Power, Stevens; Locomotive
engineers Casey. Clark, Hussey, Derri-
gan, Almy; locomotive Foremen Sander
son Stewart; Bridge and building depart
~ r IT, Sels, Iias'ei alPehter,
Dudplph, Walsh, Ritchie, Henry; Road
mas13x = Y. Burke; Assistant Roadmas-
A. a. 81 Cnaar.y' ',,a.a.S D., y. Morarty, russell,
resnS 5Snfi finp Nj Montana Cantral rail ra;lroad
M. n oo.a.a .., -,
4, Y hs ptesiueu WIN W.T.. ohlelds,
Ssnea &1AS& the evening, at his right
Nearl SSs Messrs. Miller. Ives. Rob
erts. Co oliiTS II and other nrominan+ oitizans
w. 4 .,c.g s.,r ,,,a ' .t''A .,1s o.
!, D was occupied by Mr.
Scott, with Messrs. Donkin, Kelly and
other Jolly good fellows at either side
s.. - ,,.s,s,... ss, I .o'u sa' near 'ne cen