The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-06-11
Railroad NeWS
Special Correspondent

Dave Robinson is back on the Goat.
Fireman Jackline is on No. 3 and 4
on the west end.
Engineer Bywater is on the east
local in place of Engineer Tenesch.
It is reported that Bill Potter is
living on a diet of dill pickles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tenesch left last
Monday morning for their honeymoon
trip.
Engineer Fraser is on Mike Nc
Mahon's run while Mike is taking it
easy for a few days.
Clyde Summers has applied for a
good steno as he says that Shoes is
not fast enough for him.
Vote for Fred Wiegel, No. % at
the baby contest at the Orpheum, the
pet of the railroad boys.
John V. Harris has composed a
touching ballad called, ~ didn't raise
my boy to be a Nut Buster"
Fireman Jens Gibson is on McMur-
trey's run on No. / and 2 while Mac
is doing extra engineer work.
Fireman Graves laid off for a few
trips last week and Ernie Greenwauld
was ~shoveling the black diamonds on
his run.
Fireman Herb Hartzell is there on
the mandolin and keeps the neighbors
in Williston awake by serenading.
Name withheld by ~censors.)
General Master Mechanic F. M. Fry
burg and Master Mechanic j. C. Ben
son paid us a visit last Tuesday and
were pleased with the conditions here.
Bill Harvey has signed up with the
Glasgow round house ball team as
pitcher and utility man.. All those
who have seen Bill perform before will
know what to expect when Bill is on
the mound.
The shower bath has been complet-
ed at the round house which is the last
of the modern improvements installed
by Griever w. F. Bourne. The Glas-
gov round house is now the most up
date round house on the system.
The fair sex at Williston have plac-
ed a tomb stone in the cemetery to
J.. L. Hyde as it is so long since
they have seen him that they think
he is dead. Better get off the first
district Jack, and look after your in
terests. The fremen on the east enc
are good with the fair ones and are
not overlooking any opportunities.
Ed Burke is working up a reputation
for himself for making time on the
silk trains and R. R. Schulz who rod.
with him last Tuesday morning on hi.
train extra says that Burke gave hin
the fastest ride he ever had in hi!
life. It has been reported that al
silk trains are held up in Spokane S,
that they make the Montana Division
on the day Ed Burke is out of Havr,
as he has a reputation for making
up time on these trains.
Ed Pierce has been loaned to tn,
Sioux City, Ia, team of the Wester,
League for a month and has beer
doing good work as the following let
ter from the Sioux City manager t.
A. L.. Thompson shows: ED P;erc
!. has been delivering the goods as yo1
!. said he would and is now the frs
!. string backstop for my team. woul
. like to know your figure for using tn
whole round house ball team for tn
rest of the season. Please answe
. quick as with your aggregation I a,
sure l can cinch the flag again TIL
n year." What do you mean, Hot air
Mrs. N. Hahn, and daughter Made
line, left last Tuesday for Great Fal
d where they are visiting relatives ar
al Nick is keeping up the pranks of Il
temporary bachelor by singing IN
~ Wife's Gone Away. The first cell
- bration Nick gave was a box part
* to several officials and round hou!
+ employees, last Tuesday evening. A
IL ter the show Nick took the party
the Shannon Cafe where a banqu
- had been prepared under the perso1
al supervision of Manager Edberg.
v. course, Nick was the popular toas