St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-26

Minneapolis house, was at Howard on
Thursday.
Al Lipman, Chicago, was seen at Will
mar.
j. G. Myers, Minneapolis, was along
the line.
W. II. Blake, one of the most popular
and successful statesmen in the hat and
cap line, opened up his trunks at Co
kato Monday. Lanpher, Finch & Skin
ner receive his orders, which are many.
j. r. Murdoch, from the Queen city,
was at Merchants hotel, Willmar.
Z. l.. Grant, the representative of Ar
mour Packing. company, st. Paul, was
at Morris. Chris is an old-time st.
Paul boy and good fellow.
G. Guthrie, Minneapolis, was along
the line.
field.
f. II. Griebie, with Finch, Van Slyck
& Co., was at Litchfield.
w. W. Teller, the genial representa-
tive of the North Star Boot and Shoe
company, Minneapolis, was seen team
ing. it for Watsrtown last Saturday.
ID. x. Dieter, Minneapolis, was seen
hustllng along the line.
j. Bloom, st. Paul boy, who sells
cigars for Nj. Contain, was at Morris.
representative from st. Paul, was a sue
cesSful winner of a set of new buggy
harness at the Catholic fair at DelanO.
Frank says they are fine harness, but
are costly.
A. j. ButZarin, good fellow, and the
representative of G. Benz q Sons, st.
Paul, was the lion of the Catholic fair
at DelanO. He was surrounded by a
DeVy OF beautiful young ladies, and adj
mired by ALL
l.. Korfhage, with Lindecke, Warner
Schurmeier, was working the trade hard
at Delan0 on Thursday.
Frank Thomas, who halls from Min
neapolis, was at Howard Lake. He sells
window glass, etc.
f. E.. Noble, as lively as pill vender
as carries grip from the commercial
center, and who represents Moves
Bros. 81 Cutler, spent Sunday at the
Grand Pacific
Charlie Clark, of Chicago, who sells
teas, was at Fargo Saturday.
-, frank w. Hall, the jewelry man from
Chlcago, was along with the other boys
Sunday at the Grand at Moorhead.
Harry l.. Pitts, an old st. Paul boy,
and hustler from way back. was at
tending strictly to business at Mayville.
Farwell, OZmun, Kirk & Co., st. Paul,
receive his many orders.
George w. Myers, one of the slick c.
Us was seen hustling for orders at
Fargo, which the Ryan Drug company,
ST. Paul, secure.
Donnie Murphy, the popular cigar
salesman who represents Verplanck
Bros, st. Paul, was seen at Casselton.
Fred Whiting, the shirt man from
Minneapolis, was at Jamestown taking
measures for his famous shirts. He is
a hard worker.
W. S. Stockdale, whose reputation as
smooth salesman is second to none,
and who has large trade, spent Sun
day in Fargo.
Frank Beals, representing g., R. N.
u Co., Minneapolis, was seen at San
born, Oak, working hard. Frank is
jolly good fellow and deserves the ex-
cellent trade he has.
j. II. Reynolds, ''Old Roots and
HERBS" was hustling at Fargo for
orders, which he sends to the Lyman
Eliel Drug company, Minneapolis. Jim
enjoys well-earned trade.
Max Wolff, Chicago, put in an ap-
pearance at Willmar.
II. +. Vessel, whose home is in st.
Paul, but who represents Friend Bros.
u Co., Milwaukee, was working cloth
ing hard at DelanO.
l.. f. Abbott, Minneapolis, was sell
ing cigars at MOntrose.
c. L. Smead, Chicago, was at Browns
hotel, Delano.
G. A. Chaffee, representing Rodgers
81 Ordway, st. Paul, was at Howard
Lake, filling in his time between trains
fishing. He reports good luck. Bob.