St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-21
THE BRECkENRIDGE LINE.
A Host ofC. It's Whom Bob" Has
Seen.

THE BRECk ENRIDGE LINE.
A Host orc. It's Whom bob" Has
Seen.
o. F. Strayer was seen at Hartman a
few days ago. His orders go to Miller
Bros. & Fletcher, Minneapolis.
S. o. Greer was hustling for trade all
along the line. S. O. is worker.
Donaldson, Ogden & Co. get his orders.
George G. Hoffman was at Morris.
He carries grocery grip for Harrison,
Farrin gton Il Co.
j. G. Fyfe was at Morris selling piles
of lumber, which is shipped from Du-
luth.
i. W. Jones, who represents the
American Whip company, Westfield,
Mass, but who travels from the Chicago
branch, was at Wahpeton.
f. E. Noble, with Noyes Bros. & Cut
Ter, was talking paints, oils and pills at
Wilmar. Frank commands large
trade.
Sol Goodman was along the line look
lug after the interest of his house.
III. A. Holmes. was at Waverly. AL
len, Moon & Co. receive his orders.
M. L. Barber was seen at Cokata.
Theo Schreiner, with his cigar grip,
was seen at Litchfield.
G. N. Perry, of the National Tobacco
works, Louisville, was making the line
this week, talking the merits of Punch,
Newsboy and Piper Heidseik.
B. A. Holly who halls from Milwaukee,
was at Litchfield.
E. G. Bonniwill, of Kirkhaven, will
spend Sunday at metropolitan Morris.
Blake Peterson, very sOciable fell
low. but the fishiest man on the road,
was seen at WahpetOn talking Norway
herring. Book & Co. are we repre-
scented on this line.
Dick Shadock, all the way from St.
Louis, was along the line looking after
business.
Ed Russell was at Hancock.
j. c. LOOMS, representing the Stand
ard Oil company, was at Morris.
u. Sturman, the genial Zach, was at
Litchfield. He sells ribbons, flowers
and SIGH for Robinson, Strauss & Co.
ID. G. Clinton was at Graceville.
&. F. Potter, who is well known on
this line, was at Benson. Charlie calls
for receipted hotel bills nowadays.
G. r. SamuelS. who halls from the
Flour city, was seen at Willmar.
Billy Blake, with host of trunks,
was at Litchfeld as lively as ever. Billy
shows up fine line.
M. Hartzberg was out on the line.
Joe Polaebeck, with his clothing
trunks, was at Litchfield.
E. B. Tagg, with G. w. Moor's grip,
was making the line this week.
W. G. March, an old-time G. L. and a
clever fellow, was showing up a fine
line. His orders go to North Star B. d
S. Co., Minneapolis.
ii. Z. Whaley was at Willmar.
Ii. Hasenwinkle, Jr., is new one on
the circuit, but is a genuine "chip of
the old block" and will get there. He
sells pickles and vinegar for Sphinx Il
Co. He was at Wahpeton and along
the line.
j. Strong Oittle Jimmy has taken
charge of the Atwater house again, and
things are a-humming there now.
j. Bloom, with his cigar grip, pulled
in at Morris and was happy.
w. p. Plant, all the way from Chi
cago, was at Morris.
j. E. Shuck, Minneapolis, is the way
he placed it on the register at the Mer
chants, Willmar.
c. A. Elwell, Boston man, repre-
senting Church, Brown & Co., shoes,
ETC., was at Benson.
l.. Heminway, st. Paul, was looking
up business In his line.
A. f. Pritchard, who halls from the
SANITY City, wrote his name on the
Merchants register at Willmar.
B. w. Schram, the pickle man, was
out this week, looking as sour as the
vinegar he sells.
Charlie Pearson, who takes orders for
the st. Paul Book and Stationery COM
pany, was at Wahpeton.
Pete Parsons was seen at Brecken-
ridge on Wednesday.
Pierce Ratliff, Minneapolis, was at
Willmar.
c. M. Walsworth, all the way from
Cleveland, o., was working off oils along
the line.
1t is understood that w. J. Gibbs has
bought Charlie Pullman's patent bean
picker and will start a factory at Smith
Lake. He has employed S. II. Parsons
as general Western agent, with head
quarters at Wahpeton. Pete can handle
the machine and explain its merits to
perfection. May success attend you.
F. n. Hayes, who represents N. K.
Fairbanks d Co., Chicago, was at Nor
riS.
James Fargo, Chicago, was at Morris.
Ike Lederer was seen at the Howard
house, Litchfield. Ike sells clothing.
G. V. Arrick, with Larkin q Smith,
was at Willmar talking crockery, lamps,
etc.
j. r. Smith, the vanguard of the
Simmons Hardware company, St.LOuiS,
put in an appearance at Howard Lake
Monday.
! Frank W. Cove, the paint and oil
man, of St. Paul, was seen at Benson
making lively strides for freight train,
and got it.
i. o. Hickok was looking after wheat
at Benson.
CIV. Cressap, representing the North
western Implement company, was at
Willmar.
NJ. Il. Rice. Chicago, was seen at
WahpetOn.
William Grieg, st. Louis, was along
the line.
Ed Bugee, of the Mccormack COM
pany, was out on the line looking up
claims, etc.
F. d. Adams, from the sanity city,
was at Benson and along the line.
l.. b. Hopper, representing j. A. Shea
& Co., Minneapolis, was at Wahpeton.
ii. A. Camp was taking orders for
Frouth & Co., at Wahpeton, which he
sends to Wesley Neal, Minneapolis.
Frank Sullivan was at Morris.
E. M. Lang was on the streets at
Wahpeton.
j. II. Law, with his little grip, was at
the Headquarters, Wahpeton. Mine
Host Bell, of the Headquarters, has re-
papered and reprinted the Office, which
adds greatly to its appearance.
j. G. Armstrong, Chicago, was regis
tered at the Metropolitan, Morris.
:. F. N. Austin, Chicago, was along the
line.
Frank Leach, Milwaukee, was hust-
ling for business at Herman.
w. ?. Dixon, who represents the
Broadhead Worsted mills, Jamestown,
N. Y, was seen at Willmar.
G. A. Powell, who halls from New
York, was at the Metropolitan, Morris.