The state herald., 1890-02-21
FIRST IN FIRST OUT.
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Reported for the STATE HERALD.

| cou WiiiiuIuS lOSt HIS kOlu WutCn
Thursday, between Curtis and Well
feet. A large bow Of ribbon constitu-
ted the chain.
Dr. Il. A. Hall, Of McC0ok, has
been appointed Medical Examiner
for the Relief Department, from Hol-
dregc to Cheyenne, with headquarters
at Holdregc.
A. X. Grout, of Venango, has taken
charge of the night dispatchers office
In place Of Mr.. Marvin.
G. b. Moore and A/,L. Jones, re-
ported for duty, the first Of the week.
John Dye, who has been away on a
visit for sometime, returned home FRI
day, reporting nice time.
The pay checks arrived at this place
last Thur sday.
b. A. Campbell, made trip to Chey-
enne on passenger Saturday, in place
Of p. II. Cassidy.
+. II. Cassidy, took In the large
dance at McCook, Friday night.
I'M. Warner, has been appointed
agent ut Sterling, vice A. l.. Jones
transferred to Republican City.
Mr.. lsoebuck, Of Sterling, IS coal
HEAVIER ut that place, vice Homer bay
les transferred to Curtis ny brakeman
under COndr. J. McGann.
Dave Magner, made n run from
IIoldrege TO Hastings and vice versa
OH freight the lith.
j. +. Kidd, was In II. G. Oh the first
Of the week, and reports Red Cloud on
boom. Bonds to the amount Of
$50, 900 have been raised TO get the
Gulf road In from the northeast.
The citizens of r. G. should Ike con.
graduated for their work.
A. NJ. WoOdford and John Carothers
took in the big dance ut Madrid last
week and report having splendid
time.
5. Brace and family, made trip to
ElwOOd Sunday, to look over their
farms and property.
Willis Dickerson, son Of our engi-
neer, returned from Chicago Monday,
where he has been for the past two
months having an operation perform
ed Oh his eyes.
Engineer Willard made u trip 10
IIoldrrge OH passenger during Mr.
Brade's absence.
Mr.. Slater, formerly clerk In Chey-
enne, has been appointed agent at
Venango.
A man bv the name Of Mckinney
has been employed by the B. Il NJ. ss
brakeman and Is now rustling with
Shorty Nc.
Geo. A. Dutton received severe
cut and bruiss on left hand, Tuesday
while helping boiler maker, at round
house.
Geo. Brown islaying of at present,
on account Of his wife's sickness.
F.F. Stokes was in town Tuesday on
n short visit.
Pat McDermott received 2 or 3 val
entines on the l&th inst which were
very becoming to him, and he Is rus
tiing very hard TO lind tho sender
lie Is on the war-path.
Jim Neary, who has been switching
IN Cheyenne for the past year, will
soon start for Alliance, ~ work under
Supt. Phclan.
Thursday Feb. Goth; Andy Miller
was notified by Mr.. Hyatt that he
owed him for sack Of flour. This
seeming very strange TO Andy he In
quired into the matter and found II
D. X. Mrs. Buell. had gotten II.
The Tribune, per Its reporter, stated
In It's lust issue that the B. Il NJ. had
begun TO haul sand for the additional
8 stalls Of the round house. This Is
not the case, MS the sand now being
hauled Is for engines use. Plenty Of
time for the s stalls.
Engineer James Ford will move To
Red Cloud IN II few days, where he will
trade runs with one Of the main line
men.
q. u. Moore Ind n little bad luck
Monday. lie started from Curtis on
engine TO on the freight, and engine
broke down ut haywood. Engine llo
was sent from Curtis 10 bring train to
Holyoke. Engine iio went back light
Tuesday.
II In now ruInored that n new time
card will come out Sunday.
The u. & n. have succeeded In
reachin. plenty Of water ut Galicn.
They have dug $50 feet and drilled 10
making the well 400 feet deep. A
steam pump will be put In ut once.
Hose Co. No. l, meet Monday night
with Mr.. Mcpherson present TO In.
form them In regard TO their uniforms
lie agreed 10 hnye them here In .
weeks but the company gave him 30
days from the i7tii Inst.
All members Of Hose company mol,
have 10 come mp with n dollar for the
dance Feb. 2ist.