St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-07
THE BRECKENRIDGE LINE.

"Bob" Has Run Across the Usual
Number of @. It's and Sizes Them
Up in His Entertaining Way.
E.B. Carr was Ginning the hardware
trade at DasseI. E. B. has a good trade
in his line.
]. S. Proctor is a hard worker, and
perhaps sells as much heavy hardware
as any man leaving the Twin Cities.
Nicols & Dean are we'll represented on
the line. John is supporting luxurlant
pair Of whiSkers. They are warm
color. saw white horse pass near by
where he stood.
C. E. Burch spent Sunday at the Mer-
chants at Willmar. He represents the
Powers Dry Goods company, and dis
plays fine line of spring goods and is
having a good trade. Charlie is a
hustler.
n. e. Whaley was at Graceville with
the rest of the boys.
Ed Walters was at Graceville Monday
working the Fargo Southern.
James Ingram, one OF the ID. NJ. Us
borne IL Co. men, was seen at Grace
vile.
f. D. Mullen, who represents the
Walter A. Woods Machine company,
was along the Connamarra Central anu
headed for Browns Valley. :.
FL. E. Brandt was showing up MS line
at Graceville.
j. r. Shaw, representing Gregory q
Co.. Winona, was at Paramount showing
I'D his assets teas and tumblerS.
j. N. Button, of Minneapolis, was on
the line at Gracinth.
w. p. Nesbit, representing the De-
troit stores. went out on the Browns
Valley branch.
j. K. Barse was seen at Morris rustl-
ing for caboose headed for Browns
Valley. j. r. sells the Acorn stoves,
and has a large trade.
Browns Valley branch has been
closed siXty-one days. The people
along that line call that road jim Hills
two streakS of rust summer road-open
for season April 4.
II. r. BulneI was seen at Willmar
talking d. M. Osborne & Co: machines
to an attentive listener. Fl. R. is a
lively piece of machinery and knows
how to talk d. M. 0. u Co.'s make.
M. d. Elgin, a new man on the line,
was out with c. w. Moore's grip for
A. X. d Co. The boys are sorry to hear
c. w. is still under the weather.
E. Basch, who checks his trunks from
A. l.. Singer & Co., clothing, Chicago,
was at Benson and along the line show
ing up his goods. He was taken quite
sick at Morris with fever.
+. ID. Edwards was his name, and he
carried samples of Bedding Bros silks.
He was working the line in lively
shape, and was at Herman on Tuesday.
"Scrap Iron Bill'' was ''whOoping up''
the temperance cause at Willmar Mon
day night to very large and apprecia-
tive audience. Bill dropped his grip
last January, and is now delivering lee
lures all over the state. May success
attend your efforts, William. You have
Bob's sympathy and prayers.
Pete Anderson, who for many years
was the representative of Sells, Schwab
d Co., Chicago, has changed his base,
and was out on the line in the interest
of a Minneapolis brewery buying barley
and selling the juice by the keg or case.
w. Johns was out in full force with
many trunks well filled with spring
goods, which he was showing up in
great shape along the line: Walter is a
hard worker. and sends his orders to
Finch, Van Slyke & Co.
r. Allen is a new C. T. representing
the new hat and cap house of Tomlin-
son & Son, Minneapolis. He was seen
dit MOTIFS, 1T Sdyo III 10 Il ltIIlO up I'LL
business, but he will get there if the
harness doesn't break.
w. S. Lycan, of ST. Paul, is the way
he placed it upon the Metropolitan no.
tel register at Morris.
A. n. Carter. who halls from Howard
Lake, but represents Grinnell q Co.,
Minneapolis, was selling oranges, lem
ons, etc, at Graceville.
Sam Rankin was working his trade at
Wahpeton.
WI. Nesbit. representing the De-
troit Stove works, went out on the
Browns Valley branch.
Aug johnson was seen at WahpetOn,
headed east for home.
w. II. Blake put in an appearance at
Wahpeton and did the town.
lack Stuvman is the way he signs his
name at Head Quarters hotel.
Sig Eisendrath, he who sells stacks of
clothing, was at Wahpeton this week.
l.. E. Stone, representing the Strong
Hacket Hardware company, was along
the line.
John Winer, an old st. Paul man, was
seen at Wahpeton.
Zene Bohrer was among the Browns
Valley passengers on the caboose.
Bob"