St. Paul daily globe., 1888-03-10
ROR,S BUDGET.
A Long Row of knights He Has
Seen in q Week.

J. ID. Brady, who sells liquid hard
ware for ROsenfield, Minneapolis, was
at Litchfield, working west.
w. n. Hill, with Anthony Kelly &
Co., Minneapolis, was making his regu-
lar calls this week in Wright county.
Hill is heavyweight, but a clever sales
man.
Zach Sturman, with his agreeable and
pleasant countenance, was at Morris,
happy in having had good spring
trade. He was hOmeward bound.
C.. l.. Delaitre, whose name is as ia
miliar in the Northwest as T. L. Bar
NUNS, was along the line, shaking
hands with his friends. He has begun
curling his hair and waxing his mus
tache.
w. j. Sanderson, who sells Fairbanks
scales, was out on the line hustling in
a lively way this week. Walter under
stands his business thoroughly, and his
house is not slow in appreciating his
good work, and will soon establish him
in charge of its Northwestern depot at
Fargo Bob wishes you success.
G. Ii. Dixon was at Willmar working
West.
George R. Phillips was making one of
his regular trips this week. He placed
his name Oh the Howard house register.
B. q. Hardwick, the Minnesota Soap
cOmpany'S man, was working the line
in good shape.
E. c. Van Wagner, representing the
Northwestern Paper company, Mime
apolis, was at the Metropolitan, Morris.
j. ID. Jennings, of the firm OF CANCEL
having a good trade in farm machinery,
buggies, etc. He is an old-time K. q.
Fish wagons best on earth.
j. r. Jordan, with Gordon & Fergu-
son, st. Paul, was unpacking his trunks
at Willmar ready for business. Jim is
social, good fellow, and if he doesn't
get there it wont be his fault.
NJ. V. Foley is the way he writes his
name. He halls from Saltwater and
carries as fine line of cigars as ever
was shown. He was working his way
west for Morris.
NJ. f. Roberts is an old-time G. t.,
and sells stacks of cigars. He was at
Willmar this week.
S. G. Mccoy, who is well known
throughout the state, was showing as
fine line OF cloaks at Willmar as one
would wish to see. Sam sells stacks of
goods and has friends by the score.
+. III. Holmes, who carries grip for
Allcli, MOOil " w. Neo SoulIOi eoOiS
located at the Merchants at Willmar.
He Was happy as clam.
l.. Levy was at Morris selling liquid
hardware, which he ships from his
large house at st. Joe, Mo.
q. w. Rogers unpackS his trunks for
c. Gotzian IL Co., and is having a good
trade, and well he deserves it, for
George is hard worker. He was work
ing the line this week.
&. l.. Howard, representing TarbOX,
Schliek & Co., was at Benson and along
| the line.
James Buchanan sells trowsers for
Fisk, Turner 81 Co., st. Paul. He was
| at Kirkhoven during the storm.
f. Il. Kinnicutt, the clothing man
| from Milwaukee, was trying to induce
merchants to buy second bill of win
ter clothing along with spring bill.
g. W. Aldrich, the genial representa-
| tive of Detroit stoves, was making the
| line this week. You will soon observe
| carloads of stoveS-at every station.
f. G. Mott was at Benson-Westward
bound.
c. P. Aldrich, he who sells boots and
shoes for Foot, Schulze & Co., was at
| Headquarters hotel, Whapeton, with his
| trunks checked for New London.
During the storm last week the east
bound passenger train was laid up at
Benson. c. NJ. Windle, Pete Parsons,
| Pete ThorSon, j. j. Hart and Charlie
Moore passed the night in the car, each
taking turns in firing up. Late in the
night Charlie Moore left the boys and
quartered at the Aldrich house.
Bob"