THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1920
Railroad News
A special train went through Al
liance last night carrying the vice
president of the C. U. & Q. railroad.
He has be-n on an lnnpectloii tour
extending from Hillings to Lincoln.
He is going straight through to
Chicago. With him are the general
manager, the general superintendent
and a number of directors.
Sam II. Pink was severely Injured
last Tuesday afternoon. He was rent
ing on a tie and carelessly left his
right hand across the rail. Some cars
standing near were moved down a
bit and before Mr. Pink could reali
what was happening the forger pait
of his hand was cut off.
Engineer Newberg is reported lo
be quite ill. His place Is being filled
by Engineer Magnuson.
Miss Sturgeon Is filling the varan
cy left by Mrs. Leveda Fleming as
chief clerk In the dispatcher's office
The following firemen are off for
a few days on their vacations:
Sherlock, P. V. Witty, Droughton,
Brookley, T. V. Dnlley, V. W. Wil
liams and Shoafstall.
(iris wanted, Alliance Steam
Laundry, 80e ier hour. 8(Mf
Engineer Witowack Is on a few
days' vacation.
Enulneer Sternberg took Gibson's
lum yesterday.
Machinist Apprentice Breckner
has been advanced to a higher poul
tlon on a larger machine In the ma
chine shop.
Engineer Ilaschky doubled over
on Young's turn yesterday.
Machinist Apprentice Sward has
also been promoted to a larger ma
chine In the shop.
P. S. Abar, a drill press operator
in the shop, left for Kansas City a
few days ago to see his father, who
Is very sick.
Plreman II. A. Wilson Is forced to
lay off for a few days on account of
an attack of grippe.
Hostler Helper Leonard Pate and
William Williams, bollermaker help
er, are going to Denver for a few
days' vacation before they start
back to School.
Piremaji C. H. Cox Is reported
under the weather.
Boilermaker Helper Robert Law
fence is leaving Monday for Tabor
nasli, Colo', to visit his uncle before
he starts back to school. He expects
to spend a few day In Denver too.
Brakeman L. E. Hlchardson and
wife are in Hot Springs, S. D., for a
few days visit with friends.
Brakeman Wilbur Ellis left last
night for Palls City where he will
tend to some personal business.
Conductor A. J. Ward is laying
off for a few days to tend to some
business.
Brakeman A. Hudklns was lak"u
trick at Edgemout yesterday after
noon. Brakeman Bigers deadheaded
to Alliance to relieve him.
Conductor G. F. Dill has returned
to work after being sick for several
days.
Brakeman Widman returned to
Alliance yesterday after spending
eeveral days visiting with his mother
in Denver.
The wrecker was called out laat
Tuesday morning to pick up some
cars which were derailed in the west
end of the yards. Derailment was
caused by a defective Journal. Forty
four waa delayed for a short time
until this could be cleaned off the
main line.
The roundhouse and all shop
buildings have Just received a new
coat of paint.
Lay all your troubles aside. For
get about your worries. Come to
Crawford Trl-State Fair September
16-17-18. We are spending thous
ands and thousands Vid thousands of
dollars to prepare a' program that
"will entertain you. See the arrival
and finish of the airplane race on
September 16th and then stay the
other two days and help us to round
out cur annual festivities. 80
Machinist B. J. Mullane and
brother Walter, electrician, employ
ed at the shops, returned yesterday
on 43 from a fifteen days vacation
spent in Minnesota,
Engine 5235 which has been un
dergoing some repairs for the last
few weeks, Is almost completed and
will bo In service again In a few
days.
. ixy-Rcetylene Welder Wagner Is
'ill on the sick list.
J. V. Myers and Horace Hagen of
he store house department, have re
turned from Seneca and Ournsey
where they have been taking lnven-
ny for the C. B. & Q.
'I. 0. Muler expects to leave the
ityf of the week fnr Newcastle.
where he will look after business
matters In connection with his home
stead. P. F. Abar Is spending a two
weeks vacation with relatives In dif
ferent points of Missouri.
Fireman C. F. Adama is off from
work on account of an attack of the
grippe.
Everyone welcome at the fair
grounds Monday, Stfpt. 6. A big
program has been arranged by the
labor organizations of the cllv. Sev
eral races and other events of Inter
rat. O. C. Porter of Morrill, Neb.,
will deliver an address at grand
stand at 2 p. m. Big ball game be
tween the Alliance Q team and
Bayard team. This will beyond
doubt be a ery fast game. Come
out and enjoy yourself.
Machinist J. T. Curran and Wil
liam Clancy returned Tuesday from
a few days visit in Denver and other
pointi.
Mrs. H. G. Muler, who has been
visiting relatives In Qulncy, 111., will
return to her home In this city Sunday.
What could the state do with all
the money if every automobllist who
exceeds the speed limit, parks on the
wrong side of the street and does any
of the many other forbidden things
were to be arrested and fined T
Burglary Insurance has gone up to
a point where It is almost cheaper
to leave a window up.
THH ALTKUNATIVK
Sign on a Kansas farm :
WARNING TO TRAMPS
We keep a dog.
And remember, there are Just two
two kinds of folks
THE QUICK AND THE DEAD.
The man who doesn't get time to
read the foreign news is pretty well
satisfied, anyway, that things
couldn't be any worse.
FOR A FEW HOURS A DAY
WE WILL RAISE YOUR PAY
TRAIN FOR OFFICE WORK
rer veare we Have Taught
herthand. Beokkeeelng. Banking, Civil
Service, Normal Training, Talagraphy.
ualneea Adntlnlatratlen
and othai etudtee qualifying for dlgnine4
poeltione. good saJ&rtaa and rapid promo
Wa find poaltlona for atudenU wha
uaUfy. Ehtpenaa moderate. Work for
board If dtalred. Eater any Monday.
Aaaure eueeeaa by
ELECTION OF AN ACCREDITED
CHOOL
Ta ehoola aamad below axe mamberg
Of the National Aaeoclatloa af Aocredlted
Commercial School a a, guaranty of tha
btuheet etajidarda af teechere aad eeureee.
Write tfeena far aaUUogae, mentioning
ama af this paper.
MTLUC0UEIC llaaala laaWa CaiUf
Omaha, Nebraska Llneeln, Nebraska
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