St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-11
BUSY BODY BOB
Meets Myriads of Tourists on the
Breckinridge.

w. w. Holcomb, with Dyer Bros,
music Dealers. st. Paul, was at Litch-
field in the interest of his house.
Nate Ullman, Chicago, was met at
Litchfield.
+. W. Wilkenson, whose headquarters
are at Fargo, but who sells rubber belt
ing, etc. for Minneapolis house. was
seen at Wilmar. He is Staunch Cleve-
land man. and backs up his opinion that
Grover will hold down the chair another
four years, with the dust.
w. j. Noble, representing E. S. Jaf-
frey Il Co., New York, was showing up
fine line at Willmar Wednesday, and
Judging from his smiling countenance
was enjoying 4 good trade.
X. W. Logan, with Dunham q john
sch, Minneapolis. with his grocery grip,
was seen at the west end.
II. a. Holmes, accompanied by his
wife, was at Wiilmar Wednesday. He
represents Allen, Moon Il Co., and was
huStling for business at lively rate.
Willmar was flooded with grocery men
Wednesday. The following well-knOwn
Z. rs dined together at the Merchants:
Al SteWart,with YAM, Griggs u Howes;
il. A. Holmes, of Allen, Moon q Co.;
Il. ". Logan, of Dunham IL Johnson;
Zene BOhrer, with Beaupre, Keogh &
Davis; Dewitt G.. Clinton, with Z. II.
Kelly Mercantile company; and Charlie
Potter and son Freddie, with MaXfield
" Seabury. And it was lively gather
ing.
= j. f. Brown, who represents the Plow
Manufacturing company. Plano, ILL.,,
with his family was ruSticating at Lake
Minnetonka Saturday, and enjoyed it
immensely.
Harvey AFFORD, with brand new hat
oil his head and several trunks full of
various articles, was met at WaVerly
Mills. His orders go to Patterson d
Dickinson.
l.. Weiskopf, the Northwestern agent
of Liggett IL Meyers Tobacco company,
St. Louis. put in a tull day at the Co.
hato fair Saturday showing up the
quality of his goods.
George II. Phillips, representing Ko-
nantZ IL Co., saddlery and hardware,
was making towns Oh the west end this
week.
Harry Webber, an old time st. Paul
boy, but who sells clothing in the inter-
est of Chicago house. was calling upon
the trade at Willmar Wednesday.
\. T. True, a new man on this line,
was at Willmar representing Priedeman
IL Lewis. He takes the place of l.. E.
Buell., who has gone with ID. Bremner
BAKING company, chicago.
Fred Sache. with c. GotZian & Co.,
st. Paul, making towns along the east
end Breckenridge line, was opening out
full fall line at DaSsel.
c. II. HOyt, one of the NOyeS Bros. &
Cutler ruStlerS, was along the river di-
vision OF the st. Paul road. Charlie
has just returned from a six weeks
visit 10 his old home in the East. He
came back alone. to the surprise of his
friends here. He is, however, setting
up Wheeling stogies to his friends when
they mention it.
f. G.. Mott, with Wyman, Mullen &
Co, Minneapolis, was met at Wahpeton
Thursday. Fred enjoys a well-earned
trade, second to none in his line. He is
a great friend of Grover Cleveland.
Z. ID. Pearson, with Luger Furniture
company, North st. Paul. was at Benson
i'll the interest of his firm; reports trade
good. He has sold his bear, but will Or
ganiZe Kangaroo Glee club soon,
which, with the addition of his mouth
organ, will amuse his friends.
a. W. Yallop, and old-time c. T. and
st. Paul man, has accepted position
as manager, at San Francisco, Cal. of
the branch house established there by
specially is tailorS' trimmings. He left
with his family for the coast this week.
w. S. Hopkins, representing the Col
man Mustard company, Philadelphia,
was making the west end of this line
during the week.
Joe Stolz, with John Dwight COM
pany, New York, was huStling along
the line with his cow brand soda. which
he sells in large quantities.
L. w. Barnes, st. Paul, was stringing
notions, white goods, etc, all along the
line.
w. c. Andrews, representing Averill,
LItchfield last week.
5. Greve, representing Jacob Meyer
& Co, underwear, etc, Chicago, was
working along the east end of the line.
Fred Potter, with his father, was max
Ing the line in the interest of MaXfield
* Seabury. st. Paul.
L. Fitzgerald. the Northwestern agent
al st. Paul for Proctor Il Gamble soap,
was looking over the trade at Wahpeton
Monday and sold a carload of Lenox
Soap there.
Pete Thorson, with Kellogg, Johnson
d Co., st. Paul, was showing up fine
fall line of boots and shoes at Herman
Thursday.
Billy Sutmar, who travels through
Dakota for G.. GotZian & Co., came into
:he city Monday to rest, after several
weeks of hard work.
NJ. J. FlarSheim is a clever liquid
hardware salesman for Dan Aberle. who
receives his orders.
Frank c. Little, an old-tisle c. T., who
sold groceries for many years for a Chi
cago house, but who dropped the grip
several years ago and turned his atten-
ton to Minneapolis real estate was met
at Willmar.
Marsh p. Hawkins, Minneapolis, was
seen at Willmar Thursday.
y. j. Watson, the Northwestern agent
OF the Gilbert Starch company, Buffalo
with headquarters at st. Paul, was max
ing towns along the line this week.
Sam Rankin, the hardware salesman
representing Janney, Semple Il Co..
Minneapolis, was at LiUchfield.
{. f. Porter, accompanied by his wife
was making towns on the east end thi.
week He travels in the interest of thu
Goodyear Rubber company, and wha
sc doesn't know about his specially i
not worth knowing.
f. c. Bonniwell was met at Litch
field. Bonnie sells hardware for Far
well, Oman. Kirk Il Co., st. Paul.
}. &. Patterson, st. Paul, was at VIII
7nar Thursday.
l.. N. Wren, representing the Dia
mOnd Tobacco company, st. Louis, ant
a hard worker, was making towns abou
Fargo early i'll the week. Bob"
Torrance,
An old travelling man, and well know
TO the boys, would like to see them al
ways when in st. Paul. He has move
down town, to corner Of jackson an
Fourth streets.
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