St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-09
ALONG THE MANITOBA.
Leaves From "Bob's" Note Book
the Past Few DAYS.

Leaves From "Bob's" Note Book
the Past Few Days.
G. L. Howard, representing TarboX,
Schleik & Co., st. Paul, was showing
up fine line of boots and shoes at Ben
son.
w. W. Paul, of Chicago. was seen at
Litchfield working the trade.
&c. Fyfe, who sells car loads of lum-
Der for Duluth house, was seen
Wednesday at Fergus Falls.
j. +. Brown, representing the Plano
Manufacturing company, was seen at
Minor, Oak, with his hands full of old
notes checking them up.
Joe Conheim, Chicago, was seen hust-
ling at a lively rate at Wahpeton Tues
day.
{. C. Beck, with his dry goods trunk,
which he carries in the interest of
Mons Anderson d Co., La Crosse, was
seen Monday at Morris.
S. GreVe, Chicago, was at headquar-
tiers, Wahpeton, Saturday.
Louie kOrfhage. who SO well repre-
sents Lindeke. Warner. IL Schumacher,
was caught selling stacks of goods at
London. Louie will get there.
II. A. Holmes, with Allen, Moon q
CO.. st. Paul, spent Sunday at Morris,
as usual.
Pete Hanson was along the line on
Saturday, making rapid strides to catch
the st. Louis delegation at Minneapolis.
He was an invited guest.
Ed Russell was at Hankinson, OAK,
on Tuesday.
S. O. Greer, old cups and saucers, was
seen at Wahpeton hustling for the
Fargo Southern train on Wednesday. S.
O. enjoys a well-earned large trade.
KirI- who hollis Do111
was seen at Browns Valley.
T. ID. Mullen, lively machine col
lector. representing Walter A. Wood.
was seen on Tuesday at Graceville.
II. d. Bliss, from the Mill city, was
seen on the Browns Valley branch.
H. S. Alderman, Minneapolis, was
along the line.
Jimmy Dougher, the popular repre-
sentative of Gordon u Fergerson, spent
Sunday at the Sherman house, Aber
deem.
Pat Feely, whom everybody knows as
a clever salesman, and who represents
Lanpher, Finch 81 Skinner. was hust-
ling for business at Aberdeen on Satur-
day.
+. G. Mott, Wyman, Mullen & Co.'s
representative was along the Breckin-
ridge line as lively as cricket. Fred
has good trade, well earned by hard
work.
T. NJ. Palmer, Minneapolis, was seen
at Wahpeton on "Wednesday.
Theodore Sehreiner, representing the
Minnesota Tobacco company, was at
Morris.
Al Guiterman. with Kron Brothers,
wholesale notions, Chicago, registered
at the Sherman house, Aberdeen, for
Sunday. Al is good salesman, and has
many friends.
j. NJ. Hibbard, with the Powers Dry
Goods company, st. Paul, Sundayed at
Aberdeen. Jim is hard worker and a
very successful salesman.
Ii. q. Sweet, who claims the Sanity
City as his headquarters, was seen at
Browns Valley.
Sam Faulkner, an old knight, and as
clever fellow as ever tackled grip.
put in an appearance at Aberdeen Sun
day. Sam has gone back to his first
love. He always could sell more stoves
than any man on the circuit. The Akron
Stove company receives his services
Art Jacco was at the Sherman house.
Abereeen, Sunday. and was happy as 6
clam. Cause, big trade.
A. E. Clark, representing McKibbar
q Co., hats and caps, st. Paul, was
hustling for business at Aberdeen Sat
urday.
F.M. Bell, with his grocery grip
which he carries for q. r. Newell &
Co., was seen rustling for orders at Alb
erdeen Monday.
George E. McEathron, representing
Carson. Pirrie, Scott 81 Co., Chicago
Sundayed at the Sherman house, Aber
deem.
Tommy Johnson, lately in the bank
ing business, Wahpeton, has taken :
collection grip for the Deering compan.
and was looking after members of tn,
Farmers alliance in Traverse county
Tommy will get there if anybody does
Paramount, house at Fairmount, Oak.
has changed hands. The new proprie
tor is j. Bolton.
c. w. Boyer, with Murray & Co.
Minneapolis, was hustllng Tor trade
Aberdeen on Monday.
Charles II. Weston, a clever salesma
who represents Finch, Van Slyck
Co., st. Paul, Sundayed at the Sherman
Aberdeen, along with the rest OF til
boys.
Harry Whaley, who is well know,
throughout the Northwest as a success
fnl hat and cap salesman, was seen a
Wheaton Tuesday.
jim Conlin, the genial Representative
of Powers Dry Goods company, wa
at Aberdeen Sunday looking after VII
Yordon's hunting dog.
j. A. Stolz was seen early Monda
morning at the union depot, st. Pau
rushing for the Duluth train. Joe sell
Dwight's sodas. BEST on EARTH"
Frank Huna,a very clever fellow, wll
sells bottled hardware for Dan Aberl
st. Paul, was seen at Wheaton, worl
ing the trade hard.
Ed Fogg, who halls from Minneapol
end represents A. Kelly & Co., was see
at Benson, rustling for business.
c. w. Moore passed over the line
few days ago and sold large Quantiti,
Charlie knows how to do it.
w. G. March, the old-time shoe sale
man. who has represented the Nor
Star Boot and Shoe company for mai
years was seen at Rutland.
G. w. Parker, ''our st. Paul Charlie
was met at Wahpeton Wednesday.
Billy Doble, with L., W. 81 S., was