The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1891-06-05
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The TRIBUNE switches off all the news al
this point.
Engineer Geo. PrOnger visited his brother
at ArapahOe. Monday.
Engineer Bailey went down to Hastings,
this week, to visit his mother.
Conductor Tom Mundy arrived home,
Monday, from his st. Louis trip.
Ii. NJ. Nudge, advertising agent c., B. &
O., for several years, has resigned.
Two new freight crews will be added soon
running each way from McCoOk.
Gus Budig, who is foreman at Curtis, is
looking around McCOOk, this week.
Warren Fuller, ex-foreman at Denver,
went east on No. 9, Tuesday morning.
B-Buy a house from S. II. Colvin OH the
monthly installment plan and save money.
The grand division of the Order of Rail-
road photographers meets at st. Louis, June
18th.
Chief Dispatcher T. G. Rees was a Denver
visitor, this week, he going west on No. 1,
TUESDAY.
ROadmaster WickerSham was among the
visitors at headquarters. Monday. from the
high line.
j. P. Burton, foreman of car department at
Oxford, was a caller on r.. r. boys at Nc
Cook, Wednesday.
Supt. Motive Power d. Hawksworth spent
Decoration day in McCook, returning to
PlattSmOuth on No. 4.
Master Mechanic Archibald went to Den
yer, Monday, to install the new foreman,
Robt. Balance, in his office.
The Burlington has reopened Denver I'm
ion Stock Yards station, with D. b. Cherry,
formerly of Crete, as agent.
Mrs. A. Snyder is entertaining her sister
who arrived in the city, this week, Mr.. Sny-
der accompanying her from Denver.
Engineer j. V. OConnell, we understand,
has purchased the P. w. Newman dwelling
on Marshall street. Consideration, $500.
Capt. r. o. Phillips was up from Lincoln,
Wednesday, on company business. And
with Supt. Campbell left for Denver on MOL.
Ex-Conductor Award is sojourning in Den
yer since his displacement. No doubt seeing
what the mountain lines may have Ill store
for him.
VIM. Irwin, boss carpenter at the shops,
went down to Hastings, Decoration day, to
meet Mrs. Irwin on her return from an east
ern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Carmoney are the proud
and happy parents of a fine boy baby who
put in his appearance at the Carmoney home,
morning.
j. B.. Haggln's special train, consisting of
cars of race horses, went east over the
Burlington Route, Wednesday, en- route to
EASTERN race tracks.
The fusilade of small arms emanating in
he near vicinity of a South Side boarding
a few nights ago would indicate
rouble on the wabash"
Conductor Reddin has returned from his I
trip to Denver and resumed his old
un, which has been filled by Conductor
doris during his absence.
Engine 233 came in from Denver, Sunday,
With a broken cylinder which will be sue
repaired at McCook and the engine
will be good as new with her tires turned.
6. OLeary, formerly with the Colorado
nd Utah Traffic association, has been ap-
ointed chief clerk of the Burlington freight
apartment under General Agent Vallery.
Hundreds of cars of ties are being unload |
at McCook and other points on the west
IN division, for repairs during the coming |
ear. A quarter of a million ties will be re- 7
uired, it is estimated. :
Robt. Balance who has been foreman at d
for the past two years has been ap-
ointed general foreman in charge of loco =
lotive and car departments at Denver. He
Ssumed his duties at Denver, June LIST.
Engineer Putnam during absence of En-
ineer Pronger operates on the mogul 247 \
18th his usual high ability, he having tack \
d No. 1, Tuesday, over the middle division, \
n the first time and of course got there. N
Engineer Frank Hawksworth has taken a 4
y off for 80 days and will 60 in to Cape j.,
ay, n. j., to attend the Master Car Build n
IS yearly convention, in company with his N
ther, after which event he will do the var
us sea shore cities and watering places. Il
The employees in Denver who had served P
lder w. Fuller, since Denver was the term 6,
us of the Burlington lines, presented him d,
ith a fine gold watch studded with dia- ,
ondS as a token of respect, he having sever r