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Northern Pacific Railway Company TIMETABLE Scenic Route to the Pacific Northwest Northern Pacific Railway Company TIMETABLE • The Strea mlined MA INS TREETER -The Vista-Dome NORTH COAST LIMITED Vista-Domes Stewardess Service Siumbercoaches Pullman Cars Effective June 1, 1967 PAGE 1 Arrivals and departures on current local time conforming with the /lUniform Time Ad of 1966/1 A.M. TIME IN LIGHT FACE TYPE. P.M. TIME IN HEAVY FACE TYPE Northern Pacific Railway Train Schedules GREEN-North Coast Limited. YELLOW-Mainstreeter • PINK-All other NP trains. BLUE-NP bus. ORANGE-All other schedules WEST - EAST WEST-READ DOWN MAIN UNE I_E:;:::A..:;;S::...cT'---_R::..:cE:;:::A..:;;D;:---:U:..=P_ READ DOWN ~ s~ MAIN LINE 1 READ UP TABLE 1 Alti- 26 2 Departure I 47-1 N~~t*h TABLE 1 N~~th 2-48 Departure D~ilY D~TIY ;E£ii5 tude Daily Daily 3 Main Coast Burlington Route Alt' Coast Main 4 -------------- Daily Streeter Limited 1- Limited Streeter Daily 432 2 42 344 Lv Jamestown Ar 1414 11 59 225 Ex. Sat. Daily Daily Miles (UNION STATION) tude Daily Daily Ex.Sun. f 5 28 - - 402 "Steele " 1860 --j 125 ---------.--=.---c-en-t-ra-l-Ti-m-e--I--------- 610 415 446 Ar Bismarck Lv 1673 1014 12 45 tP· • 6 20 4 15 446 Lv Bismarck 4RIJ Ar 10 14 1245 ...... 10 15 115 0 Lv Chicago 8 Ar S95 200 740.. .... 644 432 451 Ar Mandan (R) Lv 1648 1003 1231 bl0 52 0 1 52 38 "Aurora " 636 1 15 b 6 40 ~ " Oregon "c ...... ..,..... Mountain Time West ...... bll 59 a 2 40 98 700 - - 5 34 . 6 07 3 42 4 L M d (R) A .... .. 1 15 326 145 "Savanna " 595 11 39 455 ...... k 631 51 "v J an an .. .. r 858 11 16 ... 2 23 405 184 "East Dubuque " 647 1054 351...... 638 - - 473 "NudsoSn '1' :: 1951 -- 1043 ... 3 34 d 451 239 "Prairie du Chien.. (( 645 etO 08 243.... ..-- 479 ,ew a em . 2164 -- 1033 .... .. 430 536 297 "La Crosse " 650 9 21 1 52 ... 7 02 ~orth 484 ' gorth Almont " 2132 North flO 25 2071 Coast 10 05 ...... b 5 10 6 08 327 ~r ~~n~~~l<k) '. '.'.'. '~~ 660 c 8 47 b 1 10 .. .. 7 23 ~i~ H~~r~l~in .. :::::: :: '~ ~ L1':::d :: 2161 Limited 944 .... _7_2_0 00 427 723 7..15 11 20 . 7 59 __ 527 "Richardton " 2468 -- 928 'f' Northern Pacific Ry. - --~ ---- 532 "Taylor " 2494 -- 920 1010 840 825 0 Lv St. Paul 7,8 ....Ar 640 1020 255 - --- 540 "Gladstone " 2355 -- 909 1035 905 850 11 Ar Minneapolis 7, 8 831 523 551 Ar Dickinson 4RIJ .. Lv 2412714851 ~ Lv 6 15 9 55 2 30 8 56 5 29 551 Lv Dickinson Ar 711 841 10 55 9 15 900 11 Lv Minneapolis Ar 818 6 10 947 2 20 ---- 561 "South Heart " 2481 -- 820 29 "Anoka " 880 -- -- 146 920 -- 572 "Belfield " 2585 -- 807 --m952 40 "Elk River " 901 --g 906 120 I 943 -- 591 "Medora " 2273 --f 741 49 "Big Lake " 937 - - - - 1 06 11007 -- 607 "Sentinel Butte " 2717 -- 724 57 "Becker " 973 ---- f12 54 1024 -- 616 "Beach, N.D " 2764 -- 713 64 "Clear Lake " 993 ---- 1245 1038 -- 626 "Wibaux, Mont . 2661 -- 654 12 25 10 32 North 76 "St. Cloud 8 " 1027 North 8 28 12 27 11 32 7 17 657 Ar Glendive{9,10(R)}Lv 2076 5 16 609 -- Coast 77 "Sauk Rapids " 1011 Coast -- f12 14 11 47 7 27 657 Lv Glendive d!B Ar 511 549 --- - Limited 80 "Sartell " 1019 Limited - - 1208 ---- 686 "Fallon " 2491 -- 513 1259 1107 -- 107 Ar Little Falls 7, 8 .. Lv 1112 -- 743 1132 1232 -- 696 "Terry ." 2248 -- 502 118 "Randall " 1179 ---- flO 51 127 843 735 "Miles City 4RIJ .. " 2363 345 4 16 135 "Philbrook " 1248 ---- flO 22 2 24 941 781 Ar Forsyth Lv 2521 257 3 16 1 46 11 43 11 00 141 Ar Staples 6, 8 Lv 1277 3 46 703 10 12 2 29 944 781 Lv Forsyth Ar 254 3 11 2 06 11 53 11 05 141 Lv Staples Ar 342 656 1002 258 North 808 "Hysham " 2653 North 2 34 152 "Verndale " 1349 ---- f 943 3 23 Coast 829 "Custer......... " 2737 Coast 2 13 235 12 14 159 "Wadena8 " 1351 -- 631 933 --Limited 852 "Pompey'sPiIlar... " 2847 Limited -­ 164 "Bluffton " 1327 ---- f 9 14 4 33 11 24 882 Ar Billings 11, 12, 14Lv 3122 1 12 1 18 172 "New York Mills .. " 1413 --- - f 906 12 38 182 "Perham " 1370 - - 6 01 854 I Yellowstone Park Gateway "Detroit Lakes 8. " 1364 - - 5 38 8 06 Billings-Red Lodge-See Table 11 345 101 203 Billings-Cody-See Table 14 210 "Audubon " 1312 --- - f 759 216 "Lake Park " 1321 --- - 751 458 11 34 882 Lv Billings ~ (R) Ar 3122 105 12 53 141 228 Ar Hawley 8 Lv 1153 -- 507 f 737 5 19 North 897 "Laurel 11, 12 " 3297 North 1228 242 "Glyndon " 924 ---- f 721 543 Coast 923 "Columbus " 3583 Coast n1202 431 211-­ 247 "Dilworth " 911 - - 4 42 7 15 6 35 Limited 963 "Big Timber " 4083 Limited 11 18 --h 218 -­ 251 "Moorhead, Minn.. " 906 -- h 427 657 7 15 132 998 Ar Livin~ston 13 Lv 4500 11 06 1045 446 225 12 53 252 ArFargo,N.D.8... Lv 905 140 425 655 I Yellowstone Park Gateway 506 235 103 252 LvargoF (R) 4RIJ. .. Ar 1 35 4 15 6 35 Livingston-Gardiner-See Table 13 f 519 -- -­ 264 "Mapleton " 909 ---- f 604 530i 253 -­ 272 Lv Casselton Lv 936 - - i 3 45 5 57 7 40 1 42 998 Lv Livingston ~ (R) Ar 14500 10 56 10 25 540 -- North 278 "Wheatland " 998 North -- 5 45 847 227 1023 " Bozeman ~' .. " 4761 1011 935 5 50 Main Coast 288 "Buffalo " 1200 Coast Main 5 35 857 - - 1032 " Belgrade " 14453 -- -- 5 57 Streeter Limited 294 "Tower City " 1175 Limited Streeter 5 27 9 07 -- 1041 " Manhattan " 4245 -- -- 605 -- -­ 299 "Oriska " 1272 - - - - 5 21 9 16 254 1047 Ar Logan 15 Lv 4104 939 853 6 31 3 36 f 1 53 310 Ar Valley City Lv 1224 f12 36 310 5 10 I--=--.:.:::....-=-=....:..::~..:..:.:--=..::.=:.:.:....=..:-.:....:...:.-:....:....:...=~..:..:..::....::.----=-...::..:..~=-=- 6 41 336 f 1 53 310 Lv Valley City Ar f12 36 3 10 5 00 16 CHECK-IN DESK 652 -­ 320 "Sanborn " 1447 -- - - f 448 Coach passengers for the North Coast limited must clear 658 -- -­ 326 "Eckelson " 1467 -- --f 443 C C S h C 706 -- -­ 333 "Spiritwood " 1482 ---- f 436 seat reservations at the HE K-IN-DE K in t e hicago 736 422 232 344 Ar Jamestown (R). Lv 1414 1203 235 4 22 Union Station at least 10 minutes before train departure. PAGE 2 WEST EAST NORTH COAST LIMITED-Via Butte READ DOWN READ UP 1 25 ~~~s TABLE 1 Alti- 26 2 READ DOWN I READ UP Daily Daily St. Paul tude Daily Daily N.P.T. ~~l: I TABLE 1 I Alti-I N .P.T . -------------------------- Bus 25 St. See connecting service to and tude 26 Bus 1245 240 1640 Lv Pasco via S. P. & S 3 ..Ar 370 Daily Daily Paul from Helena below. Daily Daily 705 1 55 I I 450 6 30 1859 Ar Vancouver 3 Lv 48 322 1010 930 254 1047 LvLo~an 15 _ Ar 4104 939 830 530 7 00 1872 Ar Portland 2, 3, 4 (R) 1054 "Three Forks " 4078 940 North North 8 15 ~ Lv 30 300945 1- - Coast 1059 "Willow Creek " 4151 Coast I-­ ------·1----------11------ 1085 "Whitehall 15, 17 " 4356 10 25 Limited Limited 725 11 55 240 1640 Lv Pasco 3 4'1!!!!!11 ••••.•.•. Ar 370 725 431 - - - - 1108 "Homestake " 6329 - - -- 1205 -­ 1643 " Kennewick 3 " 365 -- 416 Continental Divide 1252 -- 1680 " Prosser " 662 -- 327 11 15 454 1117 Ar Butte 15, 16, 17, 18...Lv 5485 745 630 t 126 -­ 1711 " Toppenish ".757 -- 253 ---------1------------·1--------- 1 55 435 1730 Ar Yakima ~ Lv 1068 550 235 11 30 5 01 1117 ~ Lv Butte (R) Ar 5485 740 620 2 15 439 1730 Lv Yakima ~ Ar 1068 545 2 15 1210 -- 1143 " Warm Springs " 4821 540 3 15 534 1766 " Ellensbur~ 4'1!!!!!11 " 1510 441 106 12 30 I 5 45 1158 " Deer Lodge. _" 4519 1644 520 1345 -­ 1791 "CleElum " 1910 - - 1236 12 50 600 1169 Ar Garrison 18 Lv 4332 629 505 f 401 North 1804 " Easton " 2170 North 112 22 - - Coast 1817 " Stampede " 2678 Coast -- ~- 449 Limited 1825 " Lester " 1612 Limited 11 35 7ie Via Helena v 459 -­ 1833 " Maywood " 1333 - -w1123 READ DOWN Miles TABLE 1 READ UP u 525 -­ 1848 " Kanaskat " 848 --ulO 57 N.P.T. from N.P.T. 556 802 1868 Ar East Auburn Lv 93 205 1029 1 Bus St. See connecting service to and Alti­ Bus 2 620 809 1868 Lv East Auburn Ar 93 159 10 14 Daily Daily Paul from Butte above. tude Daily Daily --------------------1--------- 1869 Ar Auburn 2 Lv 88 921 300 1047 LvLo~an 15 Ar 4104 9 15 848 1874 Lv Kent 2 Ar 44 o 9 30 -- 1053 "Trident " 4035 -- -- 700 845 1891 Ar Seattle 2 ~ (R) - - 310 " Three Forks " 4078 855 -- (King St. Sta.) ..... Lv 13 130 945 01000 - - 1078 "Toston " 3916 - -0 804 10 16 350 1087 "Townsend " 3822 820 750 N.P. TRANSPORT BUS p1050 420 1116 "East Helena " 3892 7 50 -- 600 805 1868 Lv East Auburn Ar 93 150 1005 11 00 4 30 1120 Ar Helena 18 (R) Lv 3944 q 7 40 7 05 6 15 820 1877 " Sumner 2 " 71 120 935 11 20 q 4 35 1120 Lv Helena 18 dI!n Ar 3944 735 6 45 620 825 1880 " Puyallup 2 .
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