The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-06-25
RAILROAD NeWS
Special Correspondent

Engineer Tom Tenesch is back on
the east local.
Fireman j. L. Hyde is on No. 2 and
3 on the east end.
"Bones" Harvey, Tenneson and
Shelby are also working on the Butte
division.
Fireman Jens Ohlson is on No. 1
and 4 on first district with Engineer
Schumacher.
Engineer Hoffman reported for
work last Thursday and is back on
the east local.
Billy Ratcliff has asked for the 1866
permanently since using it while en-
CINE 1873 was held.
Dave Robinson laid off for a few
trips last week and Fireman killaby
was on the Goat during his absence.
Don't miss the afternoon ball game
between the Round House and the
Courier Saturday. This is for blood.
Chef Grace says that he was buster
in the S o'clock game last Sunday
than he ever was on the road.
Round House Foreman Hahn was in
Havre last Tuesday on business and
John V. Harris took charge while ne
was gone.
Walter Benson has been signed up
by the round house on account OF his
heavy hitting. W. expect to see him
in the next game.
George Arthur Wright, better
known as "Silent Fats, is now buck
ing the brakeman's slow board at
Great Falls on the Butte division.
Stats had another break down with
his jitney bus last Sunday morning
and the passengers only charged him
four bits a mile for walking back to
town.
Pinky Summers added to his fame
as a Hawkshaw last week by tracing
up Shoes scale. For this job, Pinky
says he only used one ten cent can
of Prince Albert in his Missouri meer-
schaum.
Eugene Rogers is getting noted for
his dancing as it is reported that ne
is to dance the Maxixe at the next
country dance. He would not tell us
the date but we understand it is next
Saturday evening.
Dave Killam is getting down to fine
points. The last trip in here on en-
CINE 1916 he booked, "engine very
lame. Shorten valve rod 1-128." Tom
Pierce says the proper way to book
it is, "Engine lamer than a cut dog
and let the machinist do the rest"
In the best and closest contested
game of the series so far the Roune
House ball team defeated the Couriel
last Saturday afternoon by a score Of
2 to /. Jess Pierce, the peerless twir
Ter of the Nut Busters, was on hant
and showed his old form by allowing
only two hits, both scratches. Ar
Kelly was behind the bat and in oil
Rumely style this battery move
down the opposing batsmen. Thu
Courier team were very much peevet
at their inability to get anywhere
with the game and the wa,
the round house got the runs whel
: they wanted them. On account of tn
: good feeling the round house bear
+ toward the Courier bunch they allow
: ed them to score one run as thel
+ fielding and batting showed that i
+ they had wanted to they could hav
piled up countless runs and shut tn
+ Courier out. The round house is not
+ ed for its sympathetic spirit (yo
know me Al). The best part of tn
game was the work done by Fin
Fischl at first base for the Courie
most of which was done with tt
mouth and other vocal organs. Fee
b ing himself slipping he tried to pu
d off all the old stuff claiming they wei
II playing ten men, including the un
II pire. This is "66" stuff, to quo
Id Fink. Ty Cobb Kelly was behind
sr form not getting a hit during II
whole performance but Pierce know
j. why. The Courier team can hard
is be blamed for their poor batting a
" erages after this game as their ON
rs manager remarked that the balls We
ID crossing the plate like bullets. Aft
h. all that has been said it has be-
is ug