St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-14

& Dean, heavy hardware, st. Paul, was
at Henderson Tuesday. John has fully
recovered from his late sickness and is
working as hard as ever.
j. +. Parker, with Boak & Co., whole
sale fish, st. Paul, put in an appearance
at LIE Sueur early Monday morning and
took the nrst train West.
John G. Robb, for several years en-
gagged in the retail grocery business in
st. Paul, has sold out and gone back to
his first love, that of commercial
traveller. He represents Beaupre,
Keogh q Davis on the Northwestern
road, and has just removed his family
and located at Watertown, Oak.
Prof. G. ID. Boyd, who carries grip
for Allen, Moon e. Co., is getting quite
reputation as a musician-he is leader
of the Pennington Musicat club-and
has grand time when there.
Gus R0hrich, with TarboX, Schliek &
Co., st. Paul, was at Shakopee Monday.
Gus is clever salesman and has large
acquaintance.
Ned NJ. Sears and family, of Mime
apolis, are enjoying few weeks re-
creation at the Hot springs, in the
black hill country. Ned is very hard
worker and sells as many hats and caps
as any man ON the road. and a rest will
do him good.
l.. M. Parker, the fish man, whose
sales go to BOak IL Co., was seen Mon
day hustling for a freight train at JOr-
dan.
j. G. Mortimer. whose home is at G37
st. Peter street, st. Paul, lost his coat
at Heron Lake-it was exchanged by
mistake no doubt; Mr.. M is 9. T. and
would gladly exchange for his own coat.
NhlOonn G
registered at the Clark house, Window.
Will Rawcliff, representing the Ber-
risford Bakery & Confectionery Co.,
was hustlIng for trade at Sibley, 10.
W. W. Wilson, Minneapolis, and j.
G. Eberle were at the Clark house, Win
dom.
Charles A. Samuelson, with P. R. l..
Hardenbergh 81 Co.. saddlery and hard
ware, was seen along the line. He is a
new man on the line, but has seen serv-
ice in other localities.
G. w. BartO, in the interest of Moore,
Piper & Co., drugs and paints, Man
kato, was at KasOta.
Ed Moraetz pulled in at Worthington
as is his custom, and was happy.
II. G. Shlpman, clever salesman
representing Kellogg, johnson g. Co.,
st. Paul, was at Worthington the mid
die of the week.
De Witt r. Young, the well-known
hotel clerk, has taken charge OF the new
Union Station dining rooms at Still
water.
W. A. Douglas. Old Prunes, was seen
at st. James in the interest of Murray,
Warner & Co., Minneapolis, hard at
work with the trade.
Seth Turner, Chicago, was at the
Chapman house, Heron lake, trying to
keep cool.
81. A. Wilcox, the machine agent,
was seen at Huron lake.
George Smith, one of the original
Smith family. was at Sioux Falls work
ing the trade in the interest of Lanpher,
Finch & Skinner, st. Paul.
G. A. Lambert Big Charley repre-
senting YAM, Griggs & HOwes, was
met at Henderson.
Frank Swenson, one of the P. II.
Kelly hustlers. was at Heron Lake
Tuesday.
It. j. Lilly, whose home is in St.Paul,
and well-known insurance man, was
at Henderson Monday.
Henry Grunhagen, st. Paul, was
working the trade at Henderson Satur-
day.
S. A. Guiterman, of Guiterman Bros,
who represents an enterpEiSing and
progressive house, was met at Hender-
son. S. A. carries fine line of goods,
and knows how to handle them.
81. q. Brown, veteran on the road OF
over a score of years, was met at st.
Peter Tuesday. He represents the we'll
known house of w. L. Perkins d Co.,
wholesale liquors, st. Paul.
w. Rathgln, veteran from away
hooly yuhn fvauaIad in Minnacnto with
teams in early days, was at Chaska with
dray load of clothing trunks.
Fred Bagley, with Kreckhefer Bros.
& Co., hardware, Milwaukee, making
his regular rounds, was seen at ChaSka.
W. M. Vessel, who talks taffy to his
trade in The interest of Friedman u
Lewis, was at Belle PLANE.
d. B. Carr, the commission man, rep
resenting that old established house of
Walter Carr u Co., New York, was met
at LIE Sueur.
Dick Shadrick, Christian Peper's best
man, st. Louis, was seen at LIE Sueur.
III. Ii. Sabin, with the Ryan Drug
company, was hard at work at LIE
Sueur.
E. c. Grow. F. l.. Bayard and W. H.
Wade, representing st. Paul houses,
were seen at LIE Sueur.
AL j. Rogers, Chicago, was along the
line.
f. E. Bishop, st. Paul, was at Hen
derson talking windmills.
j. BrundeDberger, with his cigar grip,
was seen at Belle PLANE.
E. Regenthal, the bottled hardware
salesman, who travels in the interest of
NJ. Frankel, st. Paul, was at Belle
| PLANE Monday.
w. d. Morris, Chicago, was at Belle
har Il
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