St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-14
BOB'S BUDGET
OF Matters Along the Manitoba


r. j. Wardell. of the Spa Bottling
company, st. Paul, paid the line visit
this week, calling upon his friends.
o. f. Strayer, with Miller Bros. &
Fletcher, Minneapolis, was calling upon
the trade at New London Friday.
ID. W. Johnson, the insurance man
from st. Paul, was working hard at
Willmar.
G. Peterson, Red Wing, was working
furniture along the line.
j. G. Olson, who represents a La
Crosse saddlery house, put in an APP
pearance at Willmar Thursday.
w. A. Morse, Minneapolis, who rep
resents we'll known Boston clothing
house, Within, Burton & Young, was
showing up fine line of goods at Will
mar on Wednesday.
w. 6. Gibbs, representative of the
Minnesota and Dakota Elevator COM
pany, was along the line.
NJ. L. Mantor, st. Paul, was seen at
Atwater, Willmar and Benson estab-
fishing agencies for the National Live
Stock Insurance company of st. Paul.
r. w. Logan, with Durham 81 John
son, was at Cokata.
b. A. Little, st. Louis, was at Wahpe-
ton working the hardware trade.
G. II. HOSmer, who halls from the
Flour City, was at Herman. Charlie
sells saddlery hardware, and enjoys a
good trade.
Seneca De Lavergne, representing
Sherman Bros. 81 Co., Chicago, teas,
spices, ETC.. was seen at Morris.
w. j. Sanderson, the genial represen-
tative of Fairbanks, Morse & Co., st.
Paul, was met at Litchfield.
Max Washauer was seen at Benson
with dray load of trunks, we'll filled
with clothing. Max has an assistant
who packs and repacks his trunks-a
new feature and good one, but little
expensive.
A. q. Dunlop, the Minneapolis plow
man, was at Wilimar.
A. ID. Hathaway, Davenport, To-,
spent Sunday at the Merchants, Will
mar.
Billy Hull, the candy salesman from
Minneapolis, was seen at Willmar early
in the week.
II. A. Holmes, who represents Allen
Moon IL Co. along the line, was at Ben
son Tuesday.
F. E. Noble. with Noyes Bros. & Cut;
Ter, was at Atwater.
w. j. Ovens with Joseph w. Blabon,
wholesale notions, etc, st. Paul, was
| opened out at Benson supplying the
| trade in his line.
Ed Walters, who sells as many cigars
as any one in his line, was at Willmar
Thursday, Verplanck Bros, st. Paul,
receive his orders.
ID. c. Clinton, the grocery man, was at
| Delano Friday.
Harry Langrill, who represents the St.
Paul Rubber company, was seen at
Litchfeld.
j. A. Burrichter. st. Paul, was seen
at Litchfeld Thursday.
| Nate Ulman, a clever clothing sales
man from Chicago. was at Wahpeton.
Joe Conheim, who has friends every
where. was along the line this week.
j. G. Weppner, who sells for Scheffer
& Rossum, st. Paul, was at Willmar.
| w. G. Doble, we'll known dry goods
salesman, took twenty-mile drive over
the prairie through the hot sun Wednes.
day.
j. d. Brady, Minneapolis, was along
the line-working off liquid hardware.
Anthony Kelly, of the firm of A. Kelly
& Co., Minneapolis, is spending few
| days looking over his farming interests
at Benson.
Billy Sutman, one of the G. Gotzian &
Co. huStlers, was at Wahpeton Wednes
day.
p. j. Thorson. representing Kellogg
Johnson " 0.,WaS showing up line 01
boots and shoes at Benson.
Lewis Cole, with Louis Stein & Co.
hats and caps, Chicago, was at Morris
Harry AFFORD. with Patterson &
Dickerson, hats and caps, Minneapolis
opened out at Morris.
G. Z. Aldrich, who has represented
Foot, SchulZe IL Co., on this line fol
the past year, has quit the road ant
gone into the manufacturing portion O.
the house, which is better suited to hi,
taste.
w. Johns, whose home is in St. Paul
and who represents Finch. Van Slycl
d Co. on the line, was at Morris hare
at work.
Fred Mott. the genial Representative,
of Wyman, Mullen 81 Co., Minneapolis
was met Oh the Fargo Southern.
Bob.