Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-27
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RAILROAD NEWS. !

Jim Hales is switching these days.
Supt. Bowron went west Monday.
Frank Donaldson left for Litchfeld
the first part of the week.
Torey Goodmanson returned Mon
day from Duluth.
Supt. Bowron made trip to Breck-
enridge last week.
Chas. Hardy spent Sunday with his
family in this city.
w. Garner spent a couple days with
his family at Green Lake.
Roadmaster j. A. Meyers was in |
Willmar over Sunday.
Ed Shesgren visited friends in the
cities Saturday and Sunday.
F. G: Payne, agent at Browns VAL
ley, was in Willmar Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Dram has gone to Park
Rapids, this state, on account of poor
health.
Operator T. J. Hanson left Monday
for Minneapolis, where he will work
as dispatcher.
Mrs. E. E. Dewey and children, of
Kansas City, is in this city visiting
her brother, Chas. H. Hornbeck.
Ed Bake, Hollace Mcdonald, Glen
Baldwin, Al Fritz and Frank Wind
blade attended a dance at Green lake
Saturday night.
Eugene Case, of Minneapolis, has
taken the place of Mr.. Carver in the
superintendent's Office. Mr.. Carver
goes to Minneapolis.
The pile-driver went up to Morris,
last Monday, in charge of Conductor
Cushing. They will repair bridges be-
tween that place and Hancock.
Therecentserious accident to Young,
the fellow who was elected from a..
train in motion near Sauk Centre, has
possibly prompted the Great Northern
to issue bulletin to it's freight and
passenger train crews advising care
in the matter of ejecting persons from
trains who are not entitled to ride.
Conductors are ordered to bring their
trains to a stop and using only suf-
ticient force-if force is necessa sary-to
put men off trains who refuse to pay
! the their fares. Special vigilance isz rec
commended when trains are at stations
or are stationary to prevent tramps
from getting on board trains. The
company has recently had some ex-
pensive litigation in which the eject
ment of men from trains while in mo-
tion was Observation-Disclosures Beacon.
lFrom the Breckenridge Telegram.]
George Petzinger spent Sunday with
his family at Willmar.
! II. A. Campbell the G.. N. agent at
Hankinson, has resigned to 20 into
business at Enderlin, and W. A. Day
of Raymond has taken his place.
Three new towns are already locate d
along the G.. N. extension, from Lang
don, which will be only twenty three
miles long. North Dakota people are
hustlers
w. A. O'Kane had an argument with
a hobo on his train one day last week,
in the course of which his fist came in
contact with the fellows face, much to
the damage of the fist. He is now lay
ing off.
JAS. Burns, section hand at Fergus
Falls, climbed on moving freight in
the yards there Sunday. He was drunk
and in climbing down again he fell and
had his right leg so crushed that am
putation at the knee was necessary.
ZIG. A. Bruce went to St. Paul Satur-
day night and will take a run between
there and Barnsville. Mrs. Bruce will
remain here for week or so yet and
then join him at St. Paul. They have
many friends here who regret to see
them leave.
As Conductor Withey was hunting
ont near Turtle Lake. he sighted a
squirrel, at the same time stepping
backward over log into the lake. and
would certainly drowned but for a cake
Of Sapolio he found in his pocket, with
which he washed himself ashore.
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