St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-19
THE BRECKENRIDGE LINE.
Bob Keeps Tab ON Those Whom
He Saw Working It,

Bob Keeps Tab on Those Whom
He Saw Working 1t.
j. NJ. Birmingham, of Cleveland, O.,
was oiling the trade and machinery
along the line. He talks machine oils.
A. FL. May, of Milwaukee, was buzz
ing like top at LitehtieId Saturday.
c. T. Williams, of Chicago, was seen
at misunderstanding the trade.
&C. Beck. with his dry goods trunks,
was along the line. Mons, Anderson d
Co.. La Crosse, receive his orders.
III. w. Langrell, from the Capital City,
was at Litchfeld working the trade on
rubber goods.
ID. w. johnson was at Willmar talk
ing insurance. He is special agent for
the Mutual Life, of New York, and if
he lights on you with both feet you
might Just as we'll surrender and throw
up your hands.
Charlie Leitner, an old st. Paul boy,
who represents p. r. l.. Hardenburg q
Co., was seen at Howard Lake Mon
day.
&. W. Rodgers, a hustler from way
back. who sells shoes, and a heap of
them, for C. Gotham Il Co., was seen
Monday at Grove City.
S. n. Powers, of Rockford, ILL.,, was at
Litchtield Saturday.
&. r. Phillips, a popular salesman,
who travels in the interest of Konantz
& Co., was hustling for business
Monday at Sank Center.
Ii. p. Gallup was seen Saturday at
Litehfield. He carries grip for Far
well. Oman. Kirk & Co., and has good
success. Few c. I. have better trade
than has Hiram.
Pete Thorson, who, as everybody
knows, sells shoes for Kellogg, Johnson
q Co., was seen at kirkhaven Monday.
+. 3. Carr, who halls from the Flour
CITY. was seen at the Aldrich house,
Benson.
E. C.. BOnniwelI was at Herman chin
ming the trade early in the week.
l.. c. Hitchcock, Detroit, makes a
speciality of fine shoes, and was doing
up the trade at Benson.
W. II. Hill, A. X. IL Co.'s fat boy, was
seen at Cakata talking Norway herring,
soap, ETC., on last Monday.
Ed MeGaffery was at the Howard
house, Litchfield, on Monday.
Arthur Hubbard, of Sioux City, was
along the line filling the wants in the
line of hotel directories.
A. J. Schmidt. of Chicago, was seen
at Benson.
II. BurnStine, OF the Capital City,
was at Herman.
M. G. Wilcox. the heavy weight G. T.,
representing Clerihew, Shotwell u
L0thmann, Minneapolis. was at Herman.
E. P. Browning, Mi nneapoils. was
along the line.
F. w. FL sher, of the Carnival City,
was at Morr is doing up the trade.
II. o. Irw in. of Chicago, was among
the crowd this week.
HI. G. Sweet, of st. Paul, was seen at
Herman.
T.. j. CASTOR, all the way from Beioit,
was at Benson.
the West end. Cliff sells nails forks
and SIGH.
G. L. Howard, fof: st. Paul, grip in
hand, was seen hustlfng for the tt ain in
Morris.
Edwin NJ. Stanton. of Oshkosh, was
seen at Graceville. He is not the orig
inal E. NJ. S. of war fame, but distant
relative. He is state lecturer for the |.
o. @. T. and handles the business very
creditably.
j. l.. Hunt, of Cambridge, N. Y, was
seen at Morris, selling seeds, etc. j. l..
is new man out West, but very
clever fellow and always gets there.
G. W. Caheon, a st. Paul boy. was at
tin pans, ETC., at lively rate. George
will get there if he keeps on the track.
S. I. Powers, of Chicago, is an old
time commercial traveller, having made
the state of Michigan for many years in
the interest of Clements, Bane 81 Co.,
| clothing, Chicago. He was seen at
Morris hustling for the Browns valley
| train and he got there.
Hon. FL. r. Bunnell was seen at Grace
| vile with his mouth wide open, giving
a music lesson to Conductor Reynolds