St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-11

other day bearing the same name led
many to believe it was little George, but
he still lives.
c. j. Goldberg, of Goldberg Bros,
Chicago, is making his usual trip out
West. BE displayed handsome line
of silks and Satins at st. Cloud Tuesday,
and the merchants patroniZed him lib
orally.
II. L. Rockfeld, proprietor of the
Nicollet, Minneapolis, is an Old-time
travelling man. He did the road for
great many years, packing his grip from
town to town. He saw the necessity for
more hotel men, so he located at Min
neapOliS.
Alex Marshall, until recently with the
firm of ShOtwell, Clerihew & Lothmann,
is still at Minneapolis, waiting for a set
tlement of the firms affairs. He is
growing very reStive and wants to be
out Oh the road among his old friends
and customers.
Tom Murphy, of Sauk Center, has
lost grace with a dozen prominent
travelling men who frequent that town,
is the pOSSeSSor of an imported New
foundland bitch, the pet of the family.
Some time ago he promised several Of
the boys pups, which arrived last Satur-
day. He got the boys together to pick
out what they wanted, when they found
eleven she pups and no dogs.
A. w. Hymes, with Grand Delom
Plow company, Dixon, ILL.,, made visit
to Sauk Center Thursday. He has not
been travelling much lately, but doing a
good deal of work in the house. He is
living with his family at MinnetOnka
this summer, and taking life easy.
w. b. Milne, with Shotwell, Clerihew
IL Lothmann, Minneapolis, was out on
the road, making few set
Elements, this week. He has been tray-
cling for the firm in Dakota, but their
suspension left him high and dry.
Willie Hunt, with p. r. l.. Harden
bergh, who has been spending a week in
st. Paul with friends, has retuaned to
his old stamping grounds up north,
where he expects to do splendid fall
business.
c. Daily, with Sweet, Orr & Co., who
sells pantal0onS and overallS, was at
Fergus Friday. rustling for trade.
p. G. Holland, with Peninsula Stove
company, Chicago, was making towns
on the Fergus Falls division this week.
The recent cold snap has given him a
boom in his goods. He cut his whiskerS
off recently and now has to introduce
himself to his old customers.
w. G. Leitsch, with G. Becker, Chi
cago, has been working west of St.
Cloud this week. He lost the train at
Osakis Thursday by lingering too long,
saying sweet words to fair maiden.
S. r. Jones, with DilwOrth Coffee
company, Pittsburg, spreads himself
over more territory than any other man
of his size on the road. He makes Min
Michigan, has travelled for a great num-
hpI. of Uaarc and hos bpapmQ yatarap N
in the service.
A. f. Klein, with Lindeke, Warner 81
Schurmeier, st. Paul, was making AL
bany and Freeport Thursday. He car
ries eight large trunks filled with dry
goods, and is the Scourge of all the bag
gagemen.
NJ c. Fish, with J. II. Purdy & Co..
Chicago, was at Sauk Center Tuesday,
selling watches and jewelry. Fish is a
very sweet singer and considerable of a
ventriloquist, and he generally amuseS
coach load of people when he is on
the train.
w. ?. Hopkins, with Lillibridge
Cracker company, Minneapolis, was at
Fergus Falls Thursday, flooding the
town with crackers. He says they are
the best goods in the market, and peo-
pie would think so if they could see him
devour them with the addition of a
small lump of cheese, which he does
occasionally to cut down expenses.
Chas. z. White, with Openheim Bros,
st. Paul, is back on the road after his
summer vacation, which he spent at
Lake Minnetonka. He was at Evans
vile Thursday selling ribbons and
flowers and offering good advice to a
lady customer.
Ed Shippard, with Dodson, Fisher &
Bockman. Minneapolis, has returned
from his honeymoon accompanied by
his fair young bride. They are stop
ping for time at Detroit Lake, pre-
paratory to occupying their new home
at Fargo. Ed now says to his bachelor
friends, go thou and do likewise"
Mike Ryan, with YAM, GriggS &
Howes. st. Paul, is the biggest man in
North Dakota. His wife presented him
this week with a thirteen-pound lady,
who came endowed with all the musical
abilities of her papa. Mother and child
are getting along nicely, and Mike is
doing as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
J. G. Wallace, with the Minneapolis
Sash and Door company, had a narrow
escape at Warren Tuesday. The team
which he was driving became frightened
and ran away, throwing him to the
ground. He now uses sash for a
crutch.
Will Lycan, with J. II. Roach, St.
Paul, sells candy in Dakota. Will and
his new horse Moose" will be among
the attractions at the Grand Forks fair
this fall.
Frank Jungen, with Harrison & Far
rington, Minneapolis; George Wilcox,
of xxx coffee fame: Ike Lederer. of
Adler Bros, Milwaukee, and Jesse Lee
don, with j. V. Farwell, Chicago, conf
prised picnic party near Grand Forks
Sunday. They returned to the hotel
early Monday morning, and reported an
excellent time. The Honolulu trick was
practiced very successfully by some of
the boys
Frank Hilton, with Lindeke, Warner
& Co, st. Paul, is getting to be great
politician. He missed the special train
from Grand Forks to CroOkStOn the
other evening to attend the Democratic
rally at the latter city. He was so cha
grined at his misfortune that he started
afoot. The distance was twenty-three
miles, but he reached there in time to
say hurrah with the departing crowd.
'.Ante-Lucem." Scottie and Will
Dockstader, of Noyes Bros. 81 Cutler,
were registered Sunday at the Cataract
house, Sioux Falls. Friend Carson
should feel very much elated at the Sc
lection of his house as Sunday stop
ping place for such distinguished tour
lists. Thanks, ANTE" for your open
letter. Let's hear from you often.
B. b. Fullerton, with Schlitz Brewing
company, Milwaukee, was at Alexandra
Friday filling the town with beer. He
does very large business, having sold
| and shipped seven carloads up North sc
far this season.
T. E. Asker, with Berrisford Bros.
st. Paul, is working west of Sauk Cen
ter this week selling crackers.
Joe Grimschild, with Kevitt & Co.
Milwaukee. furnishes liquid refresh
ments to the thirsty public. He has