 In the commission of the crime, a young bank teller by the name of Jock McQueen was mortally wounded.Even though a posse was swiftly formed to go after them, the bandits got away with $16,000, a great deal of money in those days.The second robbery occurred on April 7, 1914, already a red letter day for the area as the last spike of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway was being driven 180 miles away in Fort Fraser.