St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-13
BOUNDING BoB's BUDGET.
Men and Matters Discussed Over
the Brock.

E. H. Wilson was stringing Pyles
Pearline all along the line, and said
1.-The children cry for it." He spent
Sunday at the Central house, Browns
Valley.
w. J. Ovens, of J. W. Blabon, whole
sale notions, st. Paul, arrived at Grace
vile in good shape and opened out to
full house.
G. w. Scott, Jr., with the John Deere
company, was working cars on the east
end Saturday. George is an old-time
implement man and, besides. is great
chicken fancier and raises blOoded
stock.
Louie Korfhage, veteran dry goods
salesman, who in early days traversed
the Northwest country with team, and
who for many years past has repre-
scented Lindeke, Warner IL Schumacher,
came into New London Monday.
julie Burwell, of Mast, Buford 81 Bur-
well company; Charlie Smith, of Larkin
q Smith; DIR. 9. A: Wheaton, st. Paul;
John Rhodes, Hastings, and Mr.. Han
lev. Minnesota & Northwestern rail-
road, comprise hunting party who
have had their private car at Wheaton
for week OF more. They have broken
camp and pulled north into Dakota.
Game has been plentiful III Traverse
county until within day or two.
Geese are scarce.
II. A. Holmes, representing Allen,
Moon d Co.. was making his Dakota
trip this week accompanied by his wife.
L. b. Carr, who sells liquid hardware
for A. H. Knowles, Minneapolis, has re-
turned from an extended trip up in the
National park, and makes a favorable
report from that country.
Z. B. Fagg, with Anthony Kelly &
Co., was at Wahpeton, Oak.
w. G. March, retired boot and shoe
salesman, who represents Minneapolis
house, was along the Willmar q Sioux
Falls railroad.
III, q. Brown, who sells bottled hard
ware for and Old-estaDlished st. Paul
house, came into the city after an eX-
tended trip out West.
Ed. Bugee, McCormick's agent, made
a team trip Wednesday night from
Browns Valley to Herman-a distance
of forty-three miles.
Walt SanderSon, with the Fairbanks
Scale Co., was making towns along
the Conemara Central during the week.
It. J. Campbell, with j. |. Case,
Racine, and whose home is at Merriam
Park, was making towns east of Brock
inridge.
S. W. Rankin, accompanied by his
wife, was at Herman Tuesday. Sam
represents Janney. Semple Il Co., Min
neapolis, and enjoys an excellent trade
along the Breck.
Louie Hertle, representing Foot,
SchulZe d Co., st. Paul, was at Wahpe-
ton Wednesday.
F. E. Mobiles, representing NOyes
Bros. & Cutler, who reports trade BOOM
ing, was at Morris Wednesday.
August Anderson, Frank Funk, E. II.
Wilson and l.. Hertle spent Sunday at
the Central house, Browns Valley.
al Stewart has taken the northwest
ern agency of new book, and has ell
gagged Pete Parsons for general solicitor.
Both expect to begin their new labors
Jan. and give up the grip.
E. j. ClaSen, with StreiSSguth &
Drake, st. Paul, was working the trade
coat the other day at Wilmar, and
when he found it at Morris there were
95 cents charges on it.
c. c. Beck, representing Mons Ander-
son, La Crosse, was working west at
Morris.
j. P. Ray, with Z. B. Millmar & Co.,
Chicago, but whose home is at WayZata,
was at Wahpeton Friday.
c. B. Clark, representing A. Schilling
& Co.. New York, reports trade fair in
his line. Charlie was headed for
Fargo.
j. S. Proctor, with Nicols & Dean,
st. Paul, was at WahpetOn Friday.
w. A. Marvin, well-known cigar
salesman. who has represented W. S.
Conrad, Saltwater. for many years,
dropped off at Herman the other day
and reported trade.
f. G. Matt, with Wyman, Millen &
Co., took team drive through the
woods TO Mayer station early in the
week.
Billy Doble, with nine large trunks,
was met Friday at Hankinson, Oak.
Walter Johns, dry goods salesman
representing Finch, Van Slyke Il Co.,
was at Benson, headed for st. Paul,
which he will reach Sunday after sew