St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-19


don't kick.
Blake Peterson, the jolly fish man,
was swinging along the line as usual.
w. j. Sanderson, who sells Fairbanks
scales, was seen at Wahpeton. Walter
is clipper and sells heaps of scales.
G. B. Rice, old mails and Spikes"
from Minneapolis, was seen Thursday
at Headquarters hotel, Wahpeton.
Z. q. Irving, was over the line look
service for over quarter of century
and his step is as lively as ever.
c. B. Yale, who claims st. Paul as
headquarters, made the line this week.
John Thiviot, of st. Paul, was at
Wahpeton on Wednesday buzzing the
| trade.
George Fl. Woodlrouse, or 'sFatty," as
he Is generally known, put in an APP
pearance at Wahpeton Wednesday, and
| was IN a happy mood as usual.
| }. K. Donahue, Chicago, was seen at
| Wahpeton.
A. F. Roberts. Chicago, was along the
| line this week.
| c. I. Dewey, of Hartford, Conn.,, was
a good ways from home when we met
| him at Wahpeton.
| F. A. Rising, of Winona, was seen
along the West end.
III. M. Heath, who halls from the Cap
| ltol City, was seen at Morris.
Louis A. Tappan, of st. Paul, put in
an appearance at Headquarters, Wahpe-
| ton.
Willard Kidder, of Terre Haute, Ind,
was seen at Wahpeton on Tuesday.
f. E. Noble, with Moves Bros. & Cut
Ter, was seen at Wahpeton hustling for
the Minor train. Frank is a hard
worker.
A. w. Bardwell, of Chicago, was on
the West end.
Frank Ludell was working along the
West end ON Thursday.
W. f. Spillame, of the Mill City, was
at Morris.
J. II. Spring. of New York, was seen
at Wahpeton.
Charles Jungroth, of Stoughton, Wis,
was seen at WiIlmar, talking of the
merits of the wagons he sells.
IL. K. Dieter, of Minneapolis, was
seen at the Merchants hotel, Willmar.
w. Trenkle, of Minneapolis, was at
| the Merchants, Willmar.
II. Hart, who sells boots and shoes,
was working the trade at Willmar.
w. j. Lawrence, of Minneapolis, was
at the Merchants, Willmar.
G. ID. Jacobs was working Off Red
| Wing stoneware at Willmar.
ID. A. Stewart, of Minneapolis, was at
| Litchfield.
NJ. ). Moncriep, of st. Paul, was out
on the line.
c. Guthrie, of Minneapolis, registered
at the Merchants, Willmar, Oh Satur-
day.
A. E. Groves, of Chicago, was at
Litchfeld.
j. .Jungerson, of Baltimore, Md, was
| at Willmar talking of the steamship
| line he represents.
J. p. West, of st. Paul, was out among
| the crowd on the line.
William NJ. PurseII, of Chicago, was
seen at Litchfield.
A. n. Carter, representing Grunnell
| & Co., of Minneapolis, was at Grace
| vile, talking of oranges, lemons, etc,
A. W. Perry, of st. Paul, was seen at
Litchfield.
Otto E. Greeley, of Minneapolis. was
| at the Merchants, Willmar. on Mon
| day.
". Dart, of st. Paul, was along the
| line Monday.
Chris Lee, with his dry good samples,
was seen on the line.
E. *. Harris, who halls from the Mill
| City. was seen at Willmar.
A. II. Colburn, Minneapolis, was at
the Merchants, Willmar, Monday.
l.. E. Stone, a clever salesman who
! represents the Strong-Hackett Hard
ware company, was at Willmar Tues
| day.
c. E. Porter, rubber man and gen
| eral good fellow. was Benson Tuesday
| talking up the merits of his goods.
B. w. Logan, who represents Dun
ham & Johnson, was at Kirkhayen
| Tuesday.
c. J. Miss, one of the oId-time boys
who has sold more boots and shoes than
would load a steamer, but who has
dropped the grip and gone into the
house for C. Gotham q CO., was seen
Tuesday at Wllmar.
J.P. Gallagher, of the Capital City,
was seen along the line.
Charles A. Emerson, Minneapolis,
was at Willmar.
W. E. Hanoe. of st. Paul, was seen at
Litchfield.
E. Ennis. of st. Paul, was seen at the
Merchants, Willmar.
William Grieg, a representative of the
| Simons Hardware company, st. Louis,
was at Wahpeton Friday.
A. B. Allen, from. the SANITY City,
was at Headquarters, WahpetOn, Mon
| day.
G. S. Tisdale, Minneapolis. put in an
| appearance at WahpetOn Wednesday.
E. II. Goodrich. Chicopee, Mass, was
at Wahpeton Friday.
o. c. Halverson, from the Flour City,
was at Headquarters, Wahpeton, Fri
| day.
4. D. Haslet, an old-time c. t. and
full-fledged st. Paul man, was seen at
| Morris.
NJ. c. Black, of Boston, was at Head
| quarters, Wahpeton, Monday.
l.. b. Hopper was at WahpetOn.
Pete Parsons was buzZing around
| Wahpeton Thursday.
Arthur Sturtzgopf was at Minor,
| Oak.
August Anderson was seen at Litch-
| field.
Bob Fitzgerald, noted c. t., whose
| orders 90 to Allen. Moon Il Co.. was at
GAINESVILLE Wednesday.
| Jim AIRY, a popular salesman. whose
| trade is large, was seen at Fergus Falls.
Finch, Van Slyke & Co. receive his
many orders.
G. w. Moore settled down at Fergus
| Falls " ednestlay night and was shak-
| ing hands with the boys all round.
Harvey Moore, an Old-time C. t., and
as Jolly boy as ever carried grip,
was seen at PaynesvIlle. The p. H.
Kelly Mercantile company receive his
orders.
MACS MEANDERINGS.
All the Boys He Met We're Good
Ones and HustIing.