St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
THE BRECkENRTDGE LINE.
Bob" Contributes His Usual
Budget OF Personals.

bob" Contributes His usual
Budget OF Personals.
o. F. Strayer, in the interest of Miller
Bros. & Fletcher. Minneapolis, was seen
OIL the line.
c. P. Hunter, Minneapolis, was seen
at Litchfield.
S. A. Guiterman, popular and old
time G. T., was seen at Wilmar ON Tues
day. He represents Guiterman Bros,
st. Paul, and has a fine trade all over
the Northwest.
f. Cotherman, st. Paul, was at Ben
son.
c. II. White, Milwaukee, was at Nor
ris.
G. G.. Megrue, Jr., New York, was at
Willmar.
w. H. Temple, who halls from capt.
tai city, was seen on the line.
Frank j. Doolittle, Beaverdam, Wis,
was seen at Willmar.
Wahpeton.
f. W. Fisher, st. Paul, was along the
line this week.
J. c. Weppner, who sells mule jew
elry for Scheffer d Rossman, st. Paul,
was at Willmar on Thursday.
III. E. Whaley, the popular hat man,
was checking his trunks along the line.
II. H. Sturman, the ribbon and feather
salesman, was seen at Litchfield.
ii. q. Sweet, st. Paul, was seen on
the line.
n. E. Nuzum, Chicago, was at Wah-
peton with his boot ard shoe trunks.
Capt. A. H. Reed, the oue-armed vet
eran, was seen along the line-presuma-
bly-looking after delegates. Captain
is an old war horse and worker.
j. StrOnge was at the Merchants,
Willmar, in the interest of Oppenheimer
q Co., ST. Paul.
F. E. Noble, a popular drug salesman,
was seen at AtWater with his order
book in hand.
S. w. Rankin, who sells hardware,
was at Kirkhaven.
c. E. Burch, st. Paul, was seen on the
line.
w. c. March. the North Star boot and
shoe commercial traveller, was doing up
Dassel in good style Friday.
A. j. Walcott, Cleveland, was seen at
Benson.
j. Rubel, Milwaukee, was at Wahpe
ton.
j. Il. Kilborn, ST. Paul, was at Will
mar.
c. c. Beck, La Crosse, was at Litch-
field.
II. 0. Swain, Chicago, was at Morris.
G. G.. Hoffman, Minneapolis, was at
Kirkhaven.
f. G. Mott, whose many orders go to
Wyman, Mullen 81 Co., Minneapolis,
was hustling along the line Thursday.
II. ID. Bliss, Minneapolis, was at the
Merchants, Willmar, Thursday.
G.. F. Potter was at Morris Ginning
the trade.
j. C. Fyfe was at Morris talking lum-
Der, as usual. He halls from Duluth.
J. A. Jones, st. Paul, was out along
the line.
E. B. Fogg, who carries grip for An
thOny Kelly u Co., was seen at Benson.
A. n. Carter was on the line selling
organges, lemons and such.
Il. B. Caldwell, Minneapolis, was seen
headed West.
hotel, Wahpeton.
Ed Russell, with George R. Newell &
Co.. was with the other hustlers-on the
line.
Art Harris is the way he placed it on
the Merchants hotel register at Willmar.
Louis, Kahn, Chicago, was seen on the
line at Morris.
j. P. Healey, st. Louis, was seen at
Willmar.
w. j. Gibbs was at Willmar on Thurs
day. Wheat goes booming-when Will
lam says go.
E. B. Carr, who has as many friends
as any commercial traveller on the line,
was seen shaking hands with his friends
at Willmar.
&c. Bonniwell was seen hustling
westward at Willmar. He will get
there if he continues at that gait.
ii. o. Swain was seen at Delano.
G. f. Jacobs, full-f1ecged st. Paul
boy, but who travels in the interests of
Chicago house, was seen at Howard
Lake. Cliff makes things hum when he
lights down in town.
B. W. Schram, old Pickles and Vine
gar as he is best known, was at Delano.
S. Summerfeld, who claims st. Paul
as his home, was along the line.
Ed McGatfey, whom everyone knows,
sells hardware for Adam Decker, was
seen taking team trip from Delano to
Watertown.
II. NJ. Rubel, who halls from Cynthi-
anna, KY, was seen at Delano Oh We'd
nesday.
S. l.. Hitchcock, who registers from
the Hub, was along the line this week.
Pierce Ratcliff, of tho Flour City, was
hustling along the line in great shape.
Henry NJ. King, Minneapolis, was
seen at Delano. Bob"