St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-30
MANITOBA MARKS.
Picked up by Bob in His Rambles


ii. Wedemcyer, st. Louis, was work
Ing the line this week.
NJ. Conroy, from the Capital city, was
seen at Morris.
Farmer Stewart, who enjoys a large
circle of acquaintance, was met Tues
day at Miner, Oak.
S. A. Parsons was seen at Wahpeton
with his shoes BACKED. What is going
to happen now?
the Stone d Ordean Grocery company.
Duluth.
c. II. Dixon, who represents Creel-
man, Avery Il. Co., ST. Paul, and who
has just returned from Montana, was
seen at Cokato.
a. Gunderson, heavy machine
agent, was seen checking up notes, etc.,
at Willmar.
G. NJ. Buck, of ST. Paul, was seen at
Morris.
A. j. Woodrow, from the Capital city,
was seen at Litchfield.
r. S. Coleman, from the Flour city,
was seen on the line.
j. III. Burwell. of Mast, Buford q Bur
well company; l.. H. MaXfield, froh
MaXfield 81 Seabury, and W. B. Jordan,
of Leighton & Jordan, made a fishing
party who dropped off the train Satur-
day at Atwater. They had good luck.
Harry L. Karrick, who sells lumber
was seen at Atwater, hustling for Or
ders, and he got there.
d. La Motto. Cincinnati, O., was seen
on the line
F. W. Webster, the machine agent,
was seen on the line.
Fred A. Kennard, whose home is in
st. Paul, but who represents large
clothing house of Chicago, was met at
Willmar.
c. II. Thingelstaedt, seeking orders
for Murray, Warner & Co.. was seen at
New London Friday.
w. j. Sanderson, the clever repre-
sentative of Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
scales, was seen along the line.
w. G. March, firm advocate of T. P.
A. and thorough boot and shoe sales
man, whose orders go to the North Star
Boot and Shoe company, Minneapolis,
was met at Atwater.
James Ingram, Chicago, was on the
line this week.
S. F. Elliott, of Chicago, was seen at
Benson.
Billy Doble, the veteran dry goods
salesman, after a large spring trade,
headed towards home to take it easy
till after the Fourth.
Burbanks d Co., st. Paul, was seen
Wednesday at Willmar.
f. u. Merrill, Minneapolis, was seen
Oil the line this week.
c. +. Stone, Cedar Falls, To-, was at
Willmar Monday.
Zene c. Bohrer, who represents
Beaupre. Keogh d Davis, was seen at
Atwater Friday.
D. w. Ellis,who halls from the Cream
City, was along the line.
r. w. Logan, who carries a grip in
the interest of Durham & johnson,
Minneapolis, was seen at Dassel.
Peter Funk, Chicago, is the way he
spread it on the register at Willmar.
a. B. Flarsheim, who sells hardware,
was at Wahpeton.
81: f. Dudham, of Cleveland, O., put
in time at Morris.
Harry Jessup, sold sweetness him
self, was at Morris on Thursday selling
candy for Paris, Murton & Co.
G. E. Burch, hard working sales
man, representing Powers Dry Goods
company, was at Morris Thursday.
E. j. Clasen, hat and cap salesman,
whose trade stays by him, was seen at
Herman, StreiSSguth q Drake receiving
his orders.
w. P. Hopkins. at Wahpeton, hard at
work Hop" is veteran in the
cracker and candy business and takes
back pew for no man-H. F. Little
bridge & Co., of Minneapolis, pay for
his service.
S. Summerfield, hustling westward,
was seen at Benson.
Charlie Deiner, full f1edged Min
hesota boy, whose home was at LIE
Sueur, but who now sells clothing, and
plenty of it, for a Chicago house, was
met at Benson Tuesday.
III. W. Childs, of st. Paul, was met on
the line.
j. D. Miller, of Chicago, was seen at
Benson.
j. F. Tibbetts. of Chicago, put in an
appearance at Wahpeton.
Ed Walters spent Sunday at Benson
and was happy. Ed sells quantities of
cigars.
&. Strait, of Chicago, was seen at Ben
son.
H. L. Weber, a st. Paul boy, who
represents large clothing house of
Milwaukee, was met at WaverlY Satur-
day. Harry is hustler and enjoys
large trade.
E. B. Carr. whose acquaintance on
this line is large, was out with a new
spring suit, which is becoming. SAYS
the bottled hardware trade is rushing.
He was seen at Willmar.
G. A. Lambert, with YAM, GriggS &
Howe, was at Delano.
l.. E. Buell., who is hustler from
away back and pleasant salesman, was
met at Wahpeton. Friedman 81 Lewis,
st. Paul. have his services.
j. ID. Wood, Chicago, was seen at De-
lano Monday.
w. H. Hill, with his little grip, was
seen Monday at Cokato.
L. E. Stone, the hardware salesman
who represents a st. Paul house, was at
Atwater.
P. B. Collins, of Chicago, was at Will
mar.
f. B. Smith, of Chicago, was seen on
the line.
&c Mott was met on the line, head
ed west. Weyman, Mullin & Co., secure
his orders.
F. &. Noble. the popular drug sales
man, was seen at Willmar.
Max Washout, who is Friend Bros. &
Co.'s Northwestern manager, was seen
on the line with draylOad of trunks.
Max represents good house, is clever
salesman and enjoys very large trade
throughout the Northwest.
A good many of the regular CONNER
cial travellers have gone in to remain at
home until after the Fourth of July and
take little necessary rest, and FIJI fol-
low suit. BOB"
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