Salt Lake Herald | 1901-08-18 | Page 12 | Section Hand Dunned Hill

SECTION SECTiON ON HAND DUNNED HILL BILL He Ho Wanted His IDs Seven Sev n Dollars Then Then and There Omaha Bee A Great Northern section hand in a hurry for his money recently dunned James Tames J Hill Hili at Willmar The Hill spec special specIal ial lal train stopped at Willmar a few min minutes mm utes and the he section hand was there John J 1 McGuIre a laboring man who gave ve it out that be Ie knew Mr Hill when fie ne was not as successful as a be he now n w is Iii and had haft hadnot hadnot not attained his bis present high standing in the commercial world has recently wor on OD an extra gang ng on the Sioux Falls Fail MM line and trout from his Ills general appear appearance appearance appearance ance it seemed that this TV was as the first misdemeanor m of which he had been guilty guilt for souse some so time The extra tra gang on which whid he was employed was wag laid kid off and since that time had been waiting tor lor lora tora or ora a time check He concluded that the tha lo is local 0 cal officials were trying t to hold his money on back so 80 he decided that he would take tair his case e to the president hImself lf Mc Ue Guire had been quartered in the Ole jungles near Foot lake and it was with some SQ rn tf tt fort tort apparently that be he cut eat short kis kI morning siesta sie t in the heavy underbrush h near the lake and arrived at the Ule depot in m time to see the president He dunned Mr Me Hill flatly and without eer for the tbt amount due him which h was some something something something thing over 1 Mr Hill HilI seemed to take the matter metter as asa as asa asa a very verj er good joke and ad referred McGuire to Superintendent Allen Alien who ba he e suM soM he was confident would see ee that ut all air his troubles trou les were satisfactorily adjusted This Tb l was waa not sufficient for tor tj u tee e Irrepressible sible Mr McGuire however and he a as assured Mr Hill HiU that he had worked for him and his railroad when he had bad only nty a bunch of scrap iron goats goals running up and down the line and thought that thet fl In view slew of this fa fact t he was entitled to more consideration elrea elre By a bunch of scrap elree iron goats goat Mr meant the e oM olI bell smokestack locomotives which were nead by y the road in the surly early days ani an were for many years the butt of oC railroad men and the public c generally e al alc Mr Hill laughed g kindly as the train teamed steamed rapidly out of the yards and McGuire MeGuire wa left standing in Ia the middle I of the tho th track none nOlle dismayed but still pleading his case