The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-09-22
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RAILROAD NEWS.

Charles Winseu is the new night
baggage man at the depot
A H. Kean Of Chicago is the new
master mechanic, relieving J. Z
Gould, who came here last March
Samuel Bumgard has accepted
clerkship in the master mechanics
Office. He is from the Nebraska di-
vision
Ernest Ward went to GoOdIand
Tuesday where he expects to get
job as brakeman on the Rock Island
Sharon Springs Times
y B. Kyker. a shop empIoye, re-
Gently bought the property owned and
occupied by John Boyd. Mr.. Kyker
took possession last week
Seven freight brakemen will this
week be promoted to conductors. Two
cabOOses are tied up here now for
want Of conductors to handle them
Roy Wolfe left for Horton Saturday
night TO take the position Of chief
clerk in the master mechanics office
there Mrs. Wolfe will join him in
about & week
Engineer Frank Pickenpaugh is
building a six-rOm house just south
Of the John Chambers properties. 1t
is 24x32. F. N. Pickenpaugh is build
ing the mousse
Brakeman Frank Brewer left Tues
day evening for Wichita 10 he pres
ent at the celebration Of the wedding
Of his brother, which takes place
there this week
Rex Scott, machinist apprentice in
the shops, has laid of so long that
clerkship in the store or gone into
business for himself
William Benedict Of LOveland,
Colo. half brother Of Fireman Harry
Haley, is here on a visit, and may go
to work in the shops if he can get a
chance to take a machinistS appren-
tice job.
D. B. Lanter Of the car department
moved his family to GOOdland last
week, where he will work for the
company. Mr.. Lanter located further
west on account Of his wife's health.
Horton Commercial.
Z. W. Sullivan Of Denver is the
uew man who has relieved Station
Agent Cuthbert during his vacation in
Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert
Will spend two or three weeks in Den
yer, LittletOn, and GunnisOn, Colo.
An engineer showed a reporter a
check for S2OS.OO for monthly pay for
August He said: IF it hadn't been
for sickness and several other disabi-
Iities, I would have had $3.50. Couldn't
help il, you know; sorry, awful sorry -
Blacksmith A. Z. Freeman is in
Buffalo, N Y, attending the national
Il convention Of Carmen Of America He
wrote J. A COnyers, blacksmith IN
| the shops, under date Of September
/ 5, that they were at work framing
a new constitution and bylaws. He
rad been So h,. " that he hadn't bear
four blocks lIo1s his hOJel-
J. NJ. ROLAND has been appointed
! general stOrekeepeF OF the Nebraska
and Kansas divisions His jurisdic-
ton will extend from Fairbury TO Pu-
| eblO, with headquarters at GOodland.
/ Mr.. ROLAND has given good satisfac-
| ton in experimenting the laying Of
| the foundations for the stand pipe,
pump heads and engines at the city
water works. and there is no question
I OF his qualifications for his new ap-
pOintment
The sister OF J A COnyers, black
smith in the shops passed through
| GOOdland the middle Of August. Her
name is Mrs BlackwOod, and she
/ lives in Oregon. She remembered that
/ her brother wa employed here AMI
| tried TO call him up by phone, but
/ did not succeed. When she returns
from the east she will stop off here.
| They were orphaas. and being separ-
ated for fOrty-three Yeas, the meet
| ing will be a time Of gladness.
The Farmers National bank cashes
railroad checks