St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-07
MANITOBA MATTERS
Which Fell Under the Observation
of Watchfui Bob.

of Watchfut Bob.
G. II. Williams, who halls from the
Capital City. was met at Willmar.
+. Mitchell, whose home is in Mime
apOiS. was seen along the line.
David Sickel. the jewelry man, was at
Delano talking up his goods.
E. W. Davis, of Minneapolis, put in
an appearance at Delano.
W. P. Briggs, Racine, Wis, was met
at Delano.
Thomas W. Barnes, of st. Paul, was
seen on the line hard at work.
Harry Webber. the clothing man,
whose home is in st. Paul but who rep
tesentS an Eastern house, was met Oh
he line Monday.
G. P. Aldrich, the boot and shoe man,
is taking recreation for week or two
at Benson, his home.
Dewitt e. Clinton was seen at Browns
Valley on the Fourth enjoying the
novelty of the Indian dance.
Tom FitZgibbon, the Jay Gould of the
Northwest as tobacco salesman, was
seen along the line, coat Off and hard at
work taking orders.
L. ID. Mullen, who has represented
the Walter A. Wood company to their
satisfaction for several years in the
western part of the state, has resigned
agency at Herman.
Joe Jennings, one of the oldest imple-
ment men on the road, and who sells
the Fish wagons and carriages, was seen
on the line wide awake.
HI. S. Bracket. Chicago, was seen
along the west end.
Tom Gilhooly and Farmer Stewart
constituted fishing party early in the
week at Green lake. Toms Irish brogue
brought the fish right ont of the water,
and their catch was large.
Fred Newland, Chicago, was at Head
quarters, Wahpeton.
Herbert Adams, Chicago, was along
the line this week.
F. E. Boswell, lively fellow and
firSt-claSs salesman in his line, was seen
at Wahpeton. Mast, Buford, BurweH
Co. receive his orders.
Mike V. Foley, who carries cigar
grip for Saltwater, was seen at Fergus
Falls.
Otto J. Olson, who sells bottled hard
ware for a Chicago house, to their sat
isfaction, was met at Benson.
l.. E. Buell., the cracker man, was at
Minor. Oak.
Ed Bugee, Minneapolis, one of the
Mccormick brand, was seen at Herman
with an armful of machine notes.
j. G. Fyfe, the lumber salesman from
Duluth, was at Morris.
d. E. Rea, Minneapolis, was seen at
Wahpeton.
J. P: Cooper, Chicago. was seen at
Litchfield.
A. l.. Bolton. from the Carnival City,
was met at Litchfield.
A. A. CratSenberg, whose home is st.
Paul, but who represents the German
American Insurance company, New
York, was along the Browns Valley
branch.
Henry Lunkenheimer, a full-fedged
st. Paul boy, was seen at Ortonville on
the Fourth,
H.R. Burnell, the post machine agent.
who represents ID. M. Osborne d Co.,
was seen on the Fargo Southern.
E. d. Russell was on the Little Falls
& Dakota this week, hard at work, as
usual.
A. j. Newly, who halls from Chicago,
was seen at Morris Monday.
Arthur Sturtskopf, the tall sycamore
who carries grip for George R. Newell
& Co., was seen at Fargo. Arthur is
long for this world and holds up his end
well.
j. F. Brown, the Plano collecting
agent, was met at Wahpeton Saturday.
Ben Ball was flying around Wahpe-
ton early In the week.
A. l.. Bolton, of st. Paul, was seen at
Litchfield.
l.. Weiscopf, the genial representative
of Leggett d Myers Tobacco company,
st. Louis, was met at Litchfeld.
n. E. NuZum, Chicago, was seen on
| the line, working boots and shoes as
| usual.
e. L. Howard, representing Tarbox,
| Schleik Il Co., st. Paul, was seen in
Wahpeton Saturday.
II. A. Holmes, who travels in the in
terest of Allen, Moon & Co., st. Paul,
| spent Sunday, as usual, at Morris-his
| headquarters.
G. a. Galbraith. from the Capital City,
was seen on the West end.
f. f. Kennicott was at Walcott show
ing up a fine line of hats, etc, on Mon
day. Frank represents a Milwaukee
house
S. H. Parsons, of Minneapolis. dropped
| his grip and hung up his white hat for
Sunday, at the Headquarters, Wahpe-
ton.
w. S. Edwards, of Chicago, was seen
on the West end.
E. w. Marks. of Chicago. was seen at
Herman the last part of the week.
ID. l.. Babcock. from the Mill City,
spent Sunday at Wahpeton.
|
man who travels in the interests of Lar
kin q Smith, of st. Paul, was seen at
| Wapeton.
Tommy Johnson, the Deering collect
ing agent, was making things hum at
Morris and along the line.
Miles J. Fiarsheim, clever salesman
who understands the bottled hardware
business most thoroughly, was seen
Thursday at Litchfield.
/ A. n. Carter, who represents Grinnell
& Co., Minneapolis, was seen at Itch
field.
C. Il. Smead, who halls from the Capt..
tai City, and who sells a great many
goods in his line, was met at Litchfield
A. G. Kreig, of Minneapolis, was seen
on the line, Thursday.
e. y. Fagg, from the Flour City, was
seen at Litchfield hard at work.
&. B. Davis. one OF tine Powers Dry
Goods company's hustlers, was met al
MayvilIe Friday.
S. De Laverne, at the annual meeting
of the Indemnity association assembled
at Minneapolis, July 5, was elected
president Of the same for the ensuing
year. Mr.. .De Layerne is the Oldest
commercial traveller in the Northwest
years, to the satisfaction of his employ.
ers. His friends will regret TO learn
however, that he says he cannot serve,
and will tender his resignation as presi-
dent at the next meeting of the board.
Pete Parsons, with his tall white
beaver, was conspicuous at the Indem
nifty association meeting.
Al Stewart was seen at the 1ndem
nity meeting, Minneapolis, an earnes
supporter of his friend S. De Layerne
for secretary.
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