St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-15
Over the Breckenridge Division
With Tourists.

With Tourists.
"A. Is. Williamson, repreSe nting the
Mystic Cloak company, st. Paul, made
his maiden trip this week on the Breck-
inridge division. He has been stopping
at home for few weeks, and says it is
a girl and weighs just nine pounds.
W. H. Blake, with Lanpher, Finch 81
Skinner, came into the city after a sue
cesSful trip and took in the Fair St.
PauPs day. He was very much inter
ested in the races and backed his
opinions.
Among the tourists in the city this
week were: Harry Whaley, of McKib-
bin u Co.; Elmer Goodrich and G.. +.
Birch, Powers Dry Goods company;
Harry JesSup. Paris, MurtOn & Co.
Arthur Dampier, Chris Roth, Harry
Weber Charlie Deiner, John Murphy,
f. A. Swenson, George Rodgers, /. ii.
Wing and G. Ii. Helmes.
j. Ill. Peterson, a thoroughly eX-
perienced grocer, who has been man.
ager for the past four years for the
firm of Let's, Fletcher IL Co., Marshall
town, To-, having severed his connection
with that firm, has accepted an engage
ment with Beaupre, Keogh d Davis, of
this city, where his friends will find
him in future. Mr.. Peterson has Just
removed his family to the city, and re-
sides on Ashland avenue.
James f. Jordan. with Gordon & Fer
guSOn, has been spending the week in
the city doing the agreeable to his trade
who come in to see the attractions.
John Ii. Law, with Beaupre, KeOgh
q Davis. came into the city Thursday
n nd took in thn Stata Eaip
ID. E. Rea, of Chicago, was making
towns in the vicinity of Wahpeton and
spent Sunday at Headquarters hotel.
NJoe Jennings, of Gangelhoff, Jennings
81 Co., came in to assist i'll making a
display of their farm implements, car
riages, ETC., at the State Fair.
K. w. POSner, with Campbell 81
Lewis, wholesale notions, St. Paul, is
comparatively new man out West.
but with the snap and push he displays
he will create a business.
Billy Sutmar, with G. GOtZian d Co.,
ST. Paul, was at Wahpleton Tuesday
headed for the Twin Cities. Billy will
take in the Exposition and Fair and be
ready for another extended trip by
Monday.
S. V. Chase, generally known as
''Fatty Chase" has returned from the
DIdCh lllllo, WIlCIC It lIdS UCCu lOI lIC
past three years, representing a Chicago
grocery house. He has accepted posi-
ton with Beaupre, Keogh d Davis, and
will represent them in Montana, with
headquarters at Helena.
W. f. Sutherland, whose family re-
sides at Austin, and who represents
Beaupre, Keogh u Davis in that sec
ton of the state, was in the city taking
in the State Fair.
E. c. Phillips, Northwestern agent of
Lauty Brothers Il Co., Buffalo, n. Y,
has been looking after the jobbing trade
in the Twin Cities during the week.
d. G.. Clinton, who travels in the in
terest of p. II. Kelly Mercantile COM
pany, was out in the rural districts, and
was seen at Morris early in the week.
q. E. Pennock few weeks ago was
elevated to the position of train master
on the Manitoba railroad, and has re-
ceived the appointment of Superin-
tendent of the Duluth, Watertown q
Pacific, also WiIlmar IL Sioux Falls
railroad, with headquarters at Willmar.
NJ. A. DOran, representing James s.
Kirk IL Co., soaps, Chicago, on the re-
turn trip from Northern Minnesota and
Dakota reports large sales, having
placed enough soap to keep the natives
clean for half a century. ''BORn