St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05
THE BRECKINRIDGE LINE.
A Long List of @. It's Whom Bob
Has Sighted Recently.

Wlllmar Monday.
W. III. Hill, with his grocery grip, was
seen at Cayota. A. Kelly & Co., Mime
apolis, secure his orders.
j. F. Jordan, who sells stocks of hats
for Gordon d Ferguson, was at Morris.
jim is smooth salesman.
Z. Il. Burch was at Delano in the in
terest of Powers Dry Goods company.
L.. Korfhage was at Litchfeld hard at
work. He is good bread winner and
usually takes the cake.
w. III. Blackburn was seen at Grove
City hustling for trade. He talks for
Hooker & Manley, Minneapolis, and
has a good trade along the line.
+: W. Webster was at Benson the first
part of the week.
c. W. DiXson has gone to the noun
talnS in the interest of Creelman, Avery
d Co.
H. H. Schram. hailing from Chicago,
was out on the line.
W. G. Murch. who, by the way, is an
old-tlmer. was seen at Herman. He
sells shoes. and stacks of them, for North
Star Boot d. Shoe company.
y. Strong, representing A. Open
heimer d Co., st. Paul, was at Benson
talking ribbons, feathers, ETC., and he is
a hard worker.
A. Allen, Chicago, was at Herman.
George G. Lunt, who halls from St.
Louis, was seen along the line.
Joe Stalz was seen Monday morning,
with grip III hand, making rapid strides
for the union depot, st. Paul. He was
headed for Eau Claire. Joe is a clipper
and sells ''Cow" brand soda.
w. B. Mason. Chicago, was seen at
Morris working the trade.
Robert I Walls Ehioaro ha
he put it Oh the Metropolitan register at
Morris.
Z. E. Prince, the syrup man, was seen
at Bedson. He is pure Stutf-no glu-
cose. Samuel Bliss, st. Paul, receives
his orders.
Frank Huna. who sells bottled hard
ware, was at Herman shaking with his
friends.
H. B. Jessup, from the Flour City,
was seen at Hancock hustling for trade.
Paris, Murton 81 Co. receive his orders.
w. q. Dohl was seen on the Fargo
Southern talking dry goods, etc. Billy
sells piles of goods. He is a st. Paul
boy all through, and is full count"
Z. f. MoOrhead was seen at Ortonville
selling cigars for Miller d Co., st. Paul.
at Graceville with cigar grip talking
up his goods.
II. j. Perry, who halls from the
SANITY City, was seen at Graceville.
j. NJ. Hibbard, with several large
trunks, was seen at Wheaton. j. M. is
smart salesman and has large trade.
His orders go to Powers Dry Goods
company.
j. NJ. Cole was seen on Fargo South
ern few days ago.
M. S. Stevens was seen at WahpetOn.
Dock amt saying word.
A. ID. Hathaway, who halls from
Davenport, was seen at GracevilIe.
j. ID. Two, the paint and oil man
from Minneapolis, was flying around
Wahpeton as lively as a cricket on
Wednesday.
W. L. Nesbit, who sells the Detroit
stoves, was seen at Hankinson with
order book in hand, placing an order.
Al Stewart, at Herman, with tea ket-
tie in his hand, running for a freight
train, and he 'got there"
Walter Johns was seen at Hancock.
W. j. has good trade and is hard
worker. F., ", S. & Co. hear from
him often.
c. Brandt, from the Capitol City, was
seen on the west end Oh Tuesday.
. G. +. Smith, Chicago, was seen at
WahpetOn, Oak.
Will o. Chamberlain, Minneapolis, is
the way he spread it on the register at
Headquarters hotel, Wahpeton.
ID. E. Rea, Chicago, was huStling
along the west end lively on WedneS-
day.
George Leighman, Chicago, was seen
at Morris.
F. F. Kennicolt was working on the
west end this week. Frank halls from
Milwaukee, and sells hats, etc.
S. A. Perkins, Jr., Chicago, was seen
at WahpetOn, working the drug trade,
as usual.
w. II. Sutmar, lively hustler in the
boot and shoe line, was seen at Wahpe-
ton. Billy sells stocks of shoes, and c.
Gotzian & Co. get his orders.
S. o. Greer, who sells as much crock
cry on the line as any man, and is pop
ular with the trade, was caught on the
fly at Wahpeton. d. o. & Co. receive
his orders.
j. A. Jones, who halls from the Car
nival City, was seen on the west end.
j. A. Barker, from the Mills City,
was at Wahpeton.
w. R. Morgan, Chicago, was along
the line.
c. Ii. Harper, New York, was seen
along the line working for business.
Arthur SturtZ Kopf, who carries grip
for G. R. N. S Co, Minneapolis, was
seen at Lidgerwood. Oak.
w. w. Rea, who halls from Chicago,
was at Wahpeton on Thursday.
0. S. Pew, from Detroit, was seen at
the Headquarters hotel, along with the
rest of the boys.
j. A. Leitner, whom everybody knows
is the clever representative of p. r. l..
Hardenburgh Il Co., was making Wah-
peton this week.
j. A. Barr, in the interest of Powers
Dry Goods company, was seen at Wah-
peton. Jack is a genial fellow and can
make things hum, if he puts his shoulder
to the wheel.
d. w. Reed, Minneapolis, was seen on
the line.
J. F. Tibbetts, from the City of Mills,
was seen along the line.
Nate Ullman, Chicago, was on the
line.
j. j. Richards, who sends his orders
to Chicago. was along the line.
Joe Bee, was buZZing around at a
lively rate at Wahpeton, but merchants
were cautious of the bee.
E. l.. Lucas, Chicago, was at Head
quarters hotel, Wahpeton.
George NJ. Kenyon, who halls from
the SANITY City, was seen at Wahpe-
F. W. Lyons was seen at Headquar-
tiers hotel. Wahpeton.
NJ. B. Peterson was buzzing the trade
at Litchfield.
j. F. Brown, who represents the
Plano Manufacturing company, was
seen along the line.
G. H. Williams, who sells boots and
shoes for Foot, SchulZe & Co., put in
an appearance at Wahpeton and was
huStling for orders.
j. l.. Eunt, from New York, was
working the west end in the interest of
jerome B. Rice 81 Co., garden seeds,
etc.
Zack I'll. Sturman was seen at Wahpe-
ton, huStling at pretty lively rate.