The Dickinson press., 1917-11-10
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Foreman Kellys' baby is recovering
fro man attack of whooping cough.
The boys are getting in full time
at the roundhouse lately. No layoffs.
Andrew Mckinley, machinist helper
at the round house, left Saturday for
Chicago.
J. S. Sewall, division storekeeper at
Glendive, Mont, was here on business
Tuesday.
Dan Harrington and family were in
Fargo last week, visiting Mrs. Har-
! rington's mother, who is quite ill.
Mike Collins, machinist, left Tues
day for a short visit with his two
sons, who are in the service at the
Tacoma camp.
| Hurley Malone, fireman on the
Dickinson Mapdan line, who has been
i'll for the past two weeks, is back on
the job again.
The bridge gang is busy this week
STRENGTHENING up things around the
station and roundhouse. Storm win
dows are being attached to the build
ings.
R. Archambault with his family left
this week for Superior to visit Mr..
Archambault's parents. They, will
not return until after the holidays.
Mr.. Archambault is pipe filter.
J. M. Rafferty,, general manager
land G. H. Jacobus, superintendent, Of
the N. p, went through on No. 8
Tuesday morning on tour of inspec-
tion. Mr.. Jacobus unloaded at Man
dan, the general manager going to
St. Paul.
Dan Kenyon, conductor on the n.
p, living at Jamestown, will long be
remembered by at least 100 boys in
the trenches. Recently he not only
donated a dollar to the tobacco fund
but passed his hat among friends
and realized $25 for the fund. You
can always count on the railroad boys
to do the right thing at the right
time.
The project of getting acceptable
, water from the wells recently driven
,, by the company has been abandoned.
The. crew is raising the caisson this
week and covering the wells. Water
: from the reservoir will be used as at
present. The work at the reservoir is
proceeding at a rapid rate. The huge
shovels are biting the dirt out of the
bottoms day and night.
Officials of the Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen and the Order of Rail
way Conductors held a four-days de-
: liberation in Chicago last week and
are prepared to submit their wage in
crease demand to the railroad mana
gers within the next three weeks.
The high cost of living is given as the
cause for the 16 per cent increase
asked. More than 100000 employees
will be affected by the action, which
is said to be final. These demands do
not include the members of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and the Brotherhood of Firemen and
. Enginemen.
.. Railroad Employees Bought Bonds
The appended names are of the rail-
; road boys whose instant response to
the bond call aided so materially in
: overtopping the quota:
Thos. McAndrews, Miss Irene An
: derson, Oscar Anderson, R. E. Arch
ambault, T. E. Beals, Peter Bleth, Miss
' Loretta Carroll, H. L. Childs, Carlo
: Ciscomascola, Carlo Ciscomascola,
Wellington Clark, F. D. Cooper, Joe
Cooper, John W. Currie, C. L. Dalton,
, c. D. Davis, N. DeBree, Theo. A.
, Ellzins, Chas. Ehli, Jacob Ehli, Martin
Ehli, R. j. Ehli, Atwood Eyer, Ed.
, Feiniger, Miss Anna Fish, W. H. Flan-
agan, j. A. Flynn, J. R. Stewart, Thos.
T. Sites, Charlie Tennan, John Tozzi,
N. Suckerman, H. F. Ufer, Dan
Wanko, Jack Waters, James Whalen,
Don Weisgerber, Mrs. Roy Wynkoop,
John H. Yaeger, John Zastoupil,
! Arthur E. Zuehlke, Hunter Picken, w.
H. Murry, Ole l. Frikstad, Andy Nc
Ginley, J. F. Williamson, Theo. She
bosky, Dom Fisher, Mike Collins, Mike
Drury, VIM. Marsh, John C. Mascola,
A. j. Steinbrueck, James Armstrong,
, Nick Weisgerber, A. C. Galloway,
! John Scherger, Walter Eastman, E. +.
Fox, Jay Slater, L. C. Esse, John j.
! Kelly, W. T. Nickel, w. J. Servis, P. J.
Needham, J. F. Mccarthy, Geo. Moth,
Edw. P. Needham, H. W. Newman,
VIM. L. Nichols, L. M. Olson, Miss
Flossie J. Ottman, l.. E. Patzer, Edw.
N. Persons, E. G. Peterson, William
Peterson, John Reisenauer, Jack Reis-
enauer, Sr., Elk. Reisenauer, l.. R.
Regan, J. c. Reynolds, c.. M. Rogers,
w. H. Roth, Michael Roth, Theodore
: RRgdiselle, o: L.. Sargent, Joseph
SchloSser, Domnlck Shmltt, +.
Schober, John Schropp, Sch. Schropp,
Melcher Swegler, Ben Sersen, Pat
-. Sexton, c. R. Shaw, Miss Louzetta
Stedwell, Pat Flynn, Nick Foller, An
; ton Felz, A. T. Forsythe, Mike Freed,
l Robert Gray, Harry E. Harleman, Dan
! Harrington, H. N. Heaton, Matt
Hecker, John Hirsch, Pat Horan, M. J.
Hoseid, A. L: Hyde, Albert Ish, R: D.
Jennings, Mile Klecker, Phillip Klug,
lack hay, o:Pn5 Phillip LG%ndi7f Hna H0ger
Keever, Miss Mary Makelki, Jack
Makelki, H. F. Morrison, Joe Beres,
Harry Johnson, Bert Sprague, John
Hunkosky, J. H. Lavine, Jess Taylor.