Courtesy of the Bonneville Power Administration.
No date.
Note the fellow with the Fuller-Kinyon vacuum in the doorway, sucking out all the cement powder into the tanks in the background. This car was formerly used for lumber loading, stick by stick, as the small door on the right end shows. After being used for cement service, I doubt it was used for anything else.
Note one of the fellows on the right is pointing at the photographer.
Courtesy of the John Barriger Library, George Lentzner Collection.
Pronounced "roof."
Location is just south of town along the intersections of county roads W NE and 5 NE.
My photo.
April 4, 2026
The remaining SD9 of the CBRW is dropping a car at an industry south of Wheeler, WA. This spur was built off of the old Milwaukee Road spur to the U&I Sugar plant.
Courtesy of the NMAC.
December 8, 1934
Recently named Queen Lou Turner is seen posing with King David H. Ryan, the contractor who built the railroad. Group scene is inside the Roosevelt Theater.
