St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-04
BOB's BRIGHT BUDGET
OF Movements and Transactions
Oh the Breckinridge.

Oh the BrecklnridSe.
G. Roth, a Sixth Ohio veteran, who
saw service in thirty battles during the
war and who has been on the road for
many years, has severed his connection
with Fiske, Turner & Co., who he has
been with for the past two years, and is
now on this line, making his first trip
for Henry Katz & Co., clothing, Chi
cagO.
ID. G. Clinton, with the P. H. Kelly
Mercantile company, came into Morris
sweltering with the heat. 1t is too hot
to talk roasted coffeeS.
Ed ID. Merrill, in the interest of a Du-
luth house, was making the line this
week.
Harry Moore, one of the P.eH. K. rust
lers, was seen at the union depot Mon
day morning painting for breath. He
had to run to catch the Northern Pacific
train, and then got left, so he boarded
the B reckinridge train, saying he was
bound to go ''off'' somewhere.
Frank Funk, with dray load of
trunks filled with new fall clothing, was
making the Fargo Southern at Grace
vile. III. G. Burbank d Co., st. Paul,
secure his orders.
Harry Jessup, with Paris, Murton e.
Co., Minneapolis. was at Willmar Thurs
day.
". L. Nesbit, the Detroit stove man,
was at Kirkhoven Monday. Pretty hot
weather for stoves, but people buy
them.
Johnny Laws, representing Beaupre.
Keogh d Davis, was at Wahpeton Satur-
day.
f. W. Wilcox, representing Northrup,
Braslan 81 Goodwin company's seed
house, Minneapolis. was taking orders
for next season at WahpetOn.
w. G. Leitch, Chicago, was along the
Breckenridge line this week.
o. T. Strayer, the representative of
Miller Bros. d Fletcher, Minneapolis,
was at Willmar Wednesday.
w. a. Marvin, one of the most pOpu-
lar cigar statesmen on the line. and who
represents w. S. Conrad & Co., Still
water, was hustling along the Breckin-
ridge.
Dan Simpson was met on the train
while ell route for Helena, Mont, where
he goes in the interest of q. r. Newell
& Co..
Ed Helneman, who for many years
has represented Finch, Vandyke & Co.,
was met at Morris with a cigar grip,
which he carries for NJ. Contain, St.
Paul.
II. R. Kittle, popular drug sales
man, whose home is in st. Paul,
but who represents the Lyman-Eliel
Drug Co., Minneapolis, was met on the
line.
l.. E. Buell., who for many years has
represented Friedman d Lewis, st.
Paul, resigned to accept a more lucra-
tive position on the road with d. f.
Bremner Baking company, whose main
office is at Chicago, with branches in the
Twin Cities.
G. w. Moore, with Wells Stone Mer-
camille company, Duluth, was at Wahpe
ton.
Doc Stevens was met at Wahpeton,
talking politics as usual.
II. j. Campbell, one of the hardest
workers on the road, was ruStling a.ong
the line, and spent Sunday at Benson.
He represents the j. L. Case Machine
company, Racine, and resides in lovely
home at Merriam Park. st. Paul.
Walter Johns, with Finch, Van Slyke
& Co., tied up Sunday at Head Quarters
at Wahpeton.
ii. r. Burnell. the poet machine man.
who represents ID. NJ. Osborne IL Co.,
was at Morris.
Jacob Ries, the Sbakopee pop man,
was working off pop lively at Wahpe-
ton.
H. A. Holmes, representing Allen.
Moon 81 Co., was at Wyndmer, Oak,
this week.
l.. E. Stone, accompanied by his wife,
was making the line this week.
w. p. Hopkins, II. l.. LilIibridge &
Co.'S leading salesman, was at Litch-
field.
G. Fingelstaed, whose orders go to
Murray, Warner IL Co., Minneapolis,
was headed west early Monday morn
ing. Charlie left his coonSkin coat at
home this week.
John S. Proctor, with Nichols & Dean,
was at Wheaton duIing the week.
l.. Levy, the fat hardware salesman,
whose house is at st. Joseph, Mo-, was
on the line sweltering with the heat.
w. G. March, with the North Star
b. Il S. company, Minneapolis, was
making one of his regular trips on this
line, and opened out at Willmar.
Ed Walters, in the interest of Yer
planck Bros, st. Paul, was at Wahpe-
ton,
FEE. Noble, representing Noyes Bros.
& Cutler. was at Waverly looking after
the interests of his house.
E. ID. Russell, with G.. r. Newell
& Co., was met on the Minneapolis &
Pacific Monday. 'BoB."