St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-21
MANITOBA MATTERS
Faithfully Portrayed by Ubiqui-
tOuS Bob.

Sig. l.. Eisendrath, the smallest COM
mercial traveller, in stature, on the road,
but whose sales in clothing are very
large, was met at Milmor, Dak., with
dray-load of well-filled trunks. He rep
resents the well-knOwn house of Leo
pold Bros. & Co., Chicago.
Blake Peterson, who sells fish for
Boak u Co., st. Paul, was at Wahpeton
Sunday.
F. E. Noble, the representative of
Moves Bros. d Cutler, was talking herbs
and roots at Wahpeton Tuesday.
Walter Sanderson, with Fairbank,
Morse d Co., was at Wahpeton Monday
looking after the interests of his house.
j. L. Shaw. with Gregory & Co., Wi
mona, was at Graceville talking crock
cry, fruit jars, ETC., Wednesday.
Arthur SturtZkopf, whose orders go
to G. r. Newell & Co., Minneapolis, was
seen on the Aberdeen branch Tuesday.
S. A. Babcock, representing Rosen-
blatt 81 Son, Beloit, Wis, was at Will
mar Thursday showing up fine line of
goods.
j. B. Evens, new man on this line,
but commercial traveller of many
years experience in the crockery line,
who represents the house of Larkin u
Smith, was seen at Atwater.
f. f. Kinnicott, clever hat and cap
salesman, representing Milwaukee
house, was seen huStling along the line
Thursday.
Louie Korfhage, the veteran dry
goods salesman who has represented
Lindeke, Warner & Schurmeier for
many years, was showing up fine fall
line of goods at London.
Julius Abel, the jolly German cigar
man who takes the road for the firm of
which he is the head. was at Willmar
Wednesday.
G. ID. Rogers, with c. Gotzian & Co.
was seen at Paynesville. What George
doesn't know about shoe leather is not
worth knowing.
A. l.. Sibley, representing the Alden
Vinegar works. was along the line.
G. p. Hunter, whose home is in the
Flour City, and who delights in holding
the ribbons over very fast horse when
out University avenue, was met on the
line. He sells for Chase d Pratt, Min
neapOlis. and has good trade.
Billy Sutmar, one of the G. GotZian &
Co. hustlers, was met at Wahpeton
showing up line of fall goods.
E. B. Fogg, the heavyweight grocery
G. T., pulled in at MorsiS Thursday. He
represents A. Kelly & Co., of Minneap-
oils.
Cliff Jacobs, with Hubbard, Spencer,
Bartlett & Co., Chicago, was at Benson
Thursday and made things hum.
Billy Blake, who is we'll known all
along the line. was at Willmar Thurs
day enjoying good trade. 4
o. f. Strayer, with Miller Bros. &
Fletcher, was at Willmar Tuesday.
Z. f. Burch, representing Powers
Dry Goods company, was seen at Muir
dock Thursday with fine display of
new goods, with which he seems to
catch the trade.
James F. Jordan, thorough sales
man, was met at Willmar Friday with a
complete line of fall hats and caps,
just starting out after the summer lay
off.
S. o. Greer, whose sales in crockery
are accomplished by hard work, was at
Hancock Thursday. Donaldson, OgdOn
& Co. secure his services.
Charlie Hosmer, with Dodson, Fisher
& Brockman, saddlery and hardware,
Minneapolis, spent Sunday at Morris as
guest of his friend AL Stewart.
G. w. Cresap, the representative of
the Northwestern Improvement COM
pany, was at Willmar Monday.
p. p. Roller, an old implement and
machine salesman, was seen at Browns
Valley; he is with the j. l. Case Imple-
ment company, Minneapolis.
G. f. Potter was at Harmon with his
grocery grip; he represents Maxfeld &
Seabury, st. Paul, and enjoys a good
trade.
N. E. Everett. Chicago, was display
ing fine line of shoes at Willmar.
III. H. Sayles,of New York, was met on
the line.
P. w. ERIN, clever salesman, repre-
senting Garland's Trunk company, st.
Paul, was at Litchfield.