The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-08

The committee sppointsd - y =
Chicsgo - es.G1r III - 4niiuay
officials rersrdise - ek61Se il the
tim table alosg ~ Psntte lfns. ~
turned Mondsy evening. Tie eommIt-
tee that want % Chicago were b. ..
James Of Wagner. c. 8 Bowsell, Of
Blatte: Gut Struve. Of Gedde and Har-
n Hardman Of Lake Andes. Mr..
James states that Superintendent
Beardsley accompanied the committee
TO Chiesgo and took the matter Up
with the railway officials with tre com
mtitee. A conference was had with
Mr.. H. B. Earring. General Supt.. oil
the MiIwsuKee road ard Mr.. r. A.
Miller General Passenger Agent The
committee we're advised By the rail-
way officials thar they did rot feel that
they could make any further expendi-
tnre in the way. Of putting on any
additional trains or mileage. but that
they would do everything possible to
give the people along this line better
train service. providing the same could
be done without m greater expense to
any extent and the railway ofici AIS
agreed to put the trans back on the
old schedule disregarding the con-
nection 1T Tsndall. provid Nc the
Sioux Falls people would not protest.
Mr.. James and Mr.. Boswell went to
Sioux Falls Thursday Of lzts week and
took the matter up with the Sioux
Falls Commercial club and jobbers.
Tie Sioux Falls people would not
agree 20 the discontinuing of the con-
nection at Tyndall, and after consIder-
ing the matter carefully both Mr..
James and Mr.. Boswell state that they
do not blame them for not agreeing to
the discrimination of the connection
OF the trains at Tynyall. as by 80 doing
they would be placed ct . great dlsad-
vantage regarding trade in this terri
tory. However, the Sioux Falls Com
mercial club ana jobbers state to the
committee that Trey would take the
matter up in conjunction with the
Platte line committee ard do every
thing possible to obtain better train
service, and along that line, have SUBJ
mitted . new time card to the Milwau-
kee people which would not entail
them any greater expense and which
would give the people along tins lime
good service and good connection with
Sioux Falls people good service into
this territory. The Sioux Falls people
stzss that they will do everything pos
sibIe to obtain better service; that if
the railroad company would not grant
the change asked that they y oulI ap
point . committee and 60 to Chicago
themselves and bring ever pressure
possible to bear upon the railway Off
cials to give the people along this
line the service asked for. The mat-
ter has again been taken Up with the
railway officials. MI. James ~ presi
dent of the Platte Line Commercial
ASSN, has submitted . full report to
the railway officials Of the meeting
It Sioux Falls and the Sioux Falls
commercial club and jobbers have al
Eeady taken the matter up with the
railway officials and in al probability
: change will be made within = short
time. Some If the Sioux Fails job
bers complain that some of the reo-
pie along the Platte line have been
blaming the Sioux Falls people for the
poor tram services. III. James desire
T. state that Sioux Fails ~. in no way
T. blame for this service. bnt % tie
9TH 81 lard sre doirg everything they
possibly : to give the people here
better service and give the people Of
Sioux Falls the service that they are
entitled 70 into this territory.