The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-09-09

takes the position
II. r. Spooner, running the pas
summer as extra passenger conduct
or, is now on permanent freight r,
Passenger Conductor Bud Owen
and wife returned recently from a.
outing at Lake Mcdonald, Bud resun
ing his run on l and 2.
v Happy Woods, who has been rus
ticating around the Smoke house TO
the past ten days, has resumed hi,
run on the high line.
Conductors Ralph Berry and J. ]
OReilly are again in the harness. OF
their regular runs.
Master Mechanic K. A. Frobarg. O
the West Superior district, was in tn,
city recently, on business connected
with his department.
! Conductors Wright, Merrill, Siple
thompson. Callahan and Burton
have been assigned to the work train
IN the Clifford pit. Conductor Jerry
Flynn being superintendent of con.
struction work. at that point.
superintendent of Motive Power
En1irson was in the CITY recently on
BUSINESS. ..."-.
NJ, and Mrs, Ben J. Davidson have
+ha s,,,,, ,t,,h, 80 OF the entire commu-
nifty, in the loss of til 'rii'otl'ns
Old baby girl who was taken way ~
Friday last, after a brief illness.
+. G. Barrett is working the Havre
-, suite branch in the interest Of
the c. G. G. Co. He will take run
over the recently completed Billings
and Northern before his return.
W. J. Bryon, general superintend-
ent of the Ct. Northern from Minot
to Butte, was hmm the city Friday,
on trip OF inspection.
Engineer Jno. Baily Is taking care
Of Engineer Ben Davidsons' run on
l and 2, highline, during the tempo
rary layoff of the latter.
TheGreat Northern, in the line Of
track improvements, are putting on
many extra work trains, five being
sent to the Clifford pit, ON satVr-
day, to be used in tne extensio~> 81
industrial tracks, from Ha~ yre to
Butte.
The past Week Witnessed quite a
tuning about us number of the
Havre force. owing to the abolish
rlent of the office Of demur agent
i, bet~ie5en ninot and Troy. M. B. Fer
gusoh, who has been handling the
I business of that office will take the
4 cashiership at the freight depot, in
place of Roy McCammond, who is
transferred to the ticket office; Err
Hayes, formerly In charge, relieving
Day Baggageman Clifford, who will &
on as night baggage man. Jack Col
who has benen holding down that pc
sition, having been granted shor
leave, which he will employ in a Wis
lit to his home in Mondak,
+. ]. Perra, of Spokane, is IN tn
city, visiting with his old friends, tn
Barrett boys. IS
Fireman Otis Skinner. who, at a II
cent meeting Of the B. l.. F., was el
ected a delegate to the National cor
yenton of his order, which convene
lat Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday, Sci
+ tembec Is, left on Tuesday night.
Hostler James Goggins left II
Glasgow on Sunday, to look over tt
: field there, in viw of his possib
> transfer to that city.
Conductor and Mrs. H. l.. Thoma
Switchman and Mrs. J. j. O*Riell
and Miss Nellie eKnnison, spent Su
day on a tNnting excursion 70 Wa
a ner.
y The passenger train service Of t
o. Ct. Northern has been taxed to
n utmost capacity, during The prese
season; it's eastern and central br
mess, especially. having been heav
than ever before in the history of
- road. The company will make
"a change in the time schedule of
ri passenger trains, October LIST.
Il Mr. and Mrs. James Cummln
Il and James, .Jr., spent Sunday a
III Monday in the Fails.
m Engineer Paul Gritz spent Sumo