The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-26
Railroad RumblingS
Among the Chicago, milwaukee and
ST. Paul Workers 1t Milbank.

st. Paul workers NJ M1lOank.
We are all liable to mistakes, SO is
the Printer, in last weeks Rumblings
We noticed . mistake which must have
been an over sight OF the typesetter or
proof reader, the item in question
should have read, Mr.. T. S. Man
chester, G. F. of Aberdeen instead Of
Mr.. T. S. Nicholson, 6. F. Of Aber.
deem.
Mr.. Geo. A. Golfer, r. H. F. was at
Ortonville last Tuesday, on business
connected with the Round House at
that:place.
Detective Burk, OF Aberdeen. came
up from the east on No. ! Tuesday
afternoon and later departed for
points on the Sisseton line
Car foreman Ed. Brown and crew
are kept very busy these days repair
/ ing bad order cars.
Born to Brakeman w. Wright and
| wife on the IA of June q II ID baby
| girl and of course Mr.. Wright il
wearing . very pleasant smile these
days, being the first born of the fam
lily. Mother and child getting along
nicely.
The lost is found,-the checker
board belonging to Albert Schsffer
which was lost, stolen or strayed
several weeks ago was found near the
spot from which 1t disappeared, cover.
ed nicely with sand, the conscience Of
the party or parties which confistica'
ted the board 20 prayed upon them
that they deamed IL wise to return thu
board TO it, former resting place. Il
10 needless to Say that Mr.. SchafeI
Vas very glad Of it, return, now he
can uso his spare moments Of IN eve.
ming .praCti91ng and b IN shape "a
entertain the hest Of them st the game
Of 'chscksrs.
Eng. $40 has just returned from the
Minneapolis shops and resumed bel
duties -. passenger engine on The
Fargo line. Eng. 3z3 which wss pull
iug passenger on the Fargo line went
into work train service last Monday
morning. Is
Section foreman, Tom Sullivan with
his crew of men are busy this weel
raising "Soft Spots" in the track,
caused BY No rains, water standing
around The ties and the passing d
eoRine and cars causes these spots te
churn and work which makes TIL
tracks unsafe; BY . little patience and
hard work Tom will get these places
in good shape - with oil other worl
he undertake..
Mr.. +. 8. Manchester, G.. F. Of
| Aberdeen, was . business caller u
the Ronnd House last Monday.
Business car 90 passed through this
city last Saturday with the Superin.
tendent on the back steps while on Z
inspection trip from Aberdeen to
Minneapolis.
Spence Baird, who has been out in
Montana for = week or two Waiting
his Mother Who was very sick, re-
turned home last Saturday and re.
sumed his duties - engineer on the
"Goat." Cleve Schl1itt who has been
running the yard engine returned to
his engine as fireman on the hill,
engine 6c5O.
seen cs<s ovs. Il.
what II the honeymoon. pal"
"Well. the honeymoon is the only
| period In q mans life during which be
| considers 1t funny to come home and
| and that his dear little wife hasn't
| dinner ready In time"
The Right 6one.
~Fred. dear. ] feel It In my bone'
that you are going to take me to th'
theater tonight"
(Which bone, darling?'
"Im not sure, but ! think it's M
wishbone."
It. Havoc.
Love certainly does play havoc
with q mans anatomy
Tn what wayT
ut makes him lose his head, give
awav hfa hand and often hre0ka hi