St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-28
THE BRECKENRIDGE LINE.
Bob Meets a Host of HuStlers
During the Week.


During the Week.
81. R. Berry, of Chicago, was at Will
mar on Wednesday.
E.B. Carr, working west, was seen at
Benson. ;.
o. f. Stranger was out on the line
hustling for business.
Ed Walters was at Willmar taking in
The |. O. O. +. entertainment. Ed can
dance as well as sell cigars.
w. Johns was at New London show
Ing up his goods and jotting down Or
ders. Walter has stacks of friends.
T.. r. Radcliff, who halls from the city
of mills, was seen along the line.
F. ID. Adams, from the capital city,
was at Benson.
+. P. Lyden, who registers from
Minneapolis, was among them THIS
week.
w. S. Crouch was along the line talk
ing insurance.
Pete Thorson, with his boot and shoe
trunks, was seen at Willmar.
F. r. Walls, of Minneapolis, was
showing up a fine line of JeWelry at
Morris.
George F. Whitcomb, Of st. Paul, was
seen at COkato.
]. C. Deitz, of Chicago, was at Litch-
field.
Louie Korfhage, with a dray load of
drv goods and trunks, showed up at
Cokato.
II. r. Kittle, drugs, paints, oils. etc.,
was at Litchtield working for business.
E. Mccartney, representing Adam
Decker, st. Paul, was at DaSSel.
II. A. Holmes, with his grocery grip,
was at Waverly.
G. II. Hosmer put in an appearance
at Morris.
c.. A. Marshman was at Wahpeton
selling oranges, fruits, ETC., for Tom
Smith & Co., st. Paul. G. A. is a new
man on the line, but is clever fellow
and no doubt will make his mark.
Charles De Soden, who was formerly
with MaXtield IL Seabury. has accepted
a similar position with +. B. Thurber d
Co., New York.
A. E. Stewart was looking up good
fishing grounds on Green lake.
b. B. Fullerton was working the
liquor traffic OH the line.
S. F. Elliott, who halls from Chicago,
was at Wahpeton.
j. F. Wallace, from the Capital city,
was hustling along the line this week.
H. NJ. Linsett, Minneapolis, was at
Willmar THURSDAY.
A. B. Flarshe.!n, who halls from the
city, was at Benson working off bot
tied hardware.
j. f. Jordon, showing up a fine line
of hats and caps, was at WatertOwn,
Oak. jim is a good fellow, and will
''get there"
c. P. Aldrlch was at Cokato, talking
shoes, etc. F., S. d Co. receive his Or
ders.
George G. Hoffman was at Kirk
hoven with his grocery grip in his hand,
making lively strides for freight train.
Ben II. Weeks, all the way from st.
Louis, was at Morris.
w. p. Hopkins, Ginning his trade
with taffy and crackers, was at Morris.
Hop is an old timer in his line.
Frank Sullivan was at the Merchants,
Willmar, Tuesday. st. Paul is his
home.
G. E. Gee. Minneapolis, is the way he
wrote it Tuesday at the Merchants,
Willmar.
F. w. Sprague was seen on the line.
G. N. Thingelstaedt was working the
trade as usual.
l.. NJ. Sutton put in an appearance at
WiIlmar Tuesday.
II. W. West was seen on the west
end.
John D. Two was at Wahpeton talk
ing oils.
among them this week.
OEd. Sheppard was working the trade
hard on the west end. Brockman,
Thompson & Co., saddlery hardware,
Minneapolis, receive his orders.
j. d. Jennings was in the vicinity of
Fargo talking up the merits OF Fish
wagons and buggies. Joe has a large
trade in his line.
ED. K. Randall was seen at Howard
Lake.
One Hundred Mark was talking up
the merits of Snow Flake baking powder
along the line.
Deacon Halfhill, in the interest of D..
Scotch & Co., Detroit, was at Litch-
field.
F. H. Griebie was at the Howard
house, Litchfield, on Sunday.
F. w. Sachse, with his boot and shoe
trunks, was at Howard Lake.
Fred Smith, with the Mccormick
Machine company, was hustling along
the line looking up the farmers.
c. M. Fernald, from the Sanity city.
was at Delano.
l.. Weiscopf, with the iggett-Meyers
Tobacco company, st. Louis, and W. H.
Hill, representing A. Kelly q Co., Min
neapoliS, started across the country
from Delano to. Waconia one day last
week. The streams were very much
swollen from the heavy snow and rain
and were out of banks. In attempting
to cross bridge they drove off, upset
ting and came near drowning, but were
mally rescued. Bob.