St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28
OVER THE OMAHA
With Charlie and His Host of
Friends.

Friends.
John Root. veteran in the drug line,
and who represents the Ryan Drug COM
pany, was met at Window.
w. III. Pfeffer, whose home is in Man
kato, and who represents Patterson &
Halfhill, groceries, was at Madelia.
c. ID. Waldo, with Carson, Prize, Scott
and Co., Chicago. was at st. Peter.
Waldo is great gopher hunter.
John Wilson, with Lindeke, Warner
& Schumacher, ST. Paul, had spread of
new goods at st. James. and was jotting
orders down very fast.
w. A. Douglas, with Murray, Warner
& Co., from the city with two director
les, was at Spencer, Oak.
Harry Schaubert, who represents the
MankatO pop factory, was at Window.
W. G. Dockstater, a well-known and
popular drug salesman, who represents
NOyeS Bros. u Cutler, was seen ON the
west end.
Dick Jones Nittle Dick, who repre-
Sents Carl Dice, Mankato, was seen at
Pipestone talking sugar, Goldfish, etc.
5. w. Robinson, who has many friends
along the line, and who represents a
Chicago house, was seen at Mankato
early in the week.
Harvey Baxter, representing the New
Uln! vinegar works, spent Sunday with
his brother at LIE Sutur. Harvey is hav-
ing a good trade, and deserves it by
hard work.
E. p. Mccullough, retired G. T.,
who for many years represented Moves
Bros. d Cutler, but who at present is
taking things easy, was met on the train
returning from Sioux Falls Thursday.
w. A. Patten has taken layoff for
week and, with his family, has gone to
Spirit Lake, To-, which is a splendid
place to enjoy life.
S. Grove was seen at Belle PLANE
talking up wooden goods for his Chicago
house.
+. j. Rainier says that everybody
knows that he is full-tledged st. Paul
boy and has for many years resided on
Sherman street. His name appears in
the city directory of st. Paul, and as he
represents on the road Paris, Murton q
Co., Minneapolis, he is booked for both
cities. 1t matters but little to Fred,
however, for he has got the taffy and
cracker business down fine, and his
sales compare with his list of acquaint-
E. w. Hagee, the patent medicine
man from st. Louis, was along the
line.
r. G. Mickey. who comes from the
Quaker city, was at LIE Sueur Tues
day.
c. G. Bragg. who halls from st. Joe.
Mo-, was at the Higgins house, LIE
Sueur, Monday.
F. E. Freeman, Chicago, was making
the line this week.
Henry Rohlf, with Koehler & Helm
richs, ST. Paul, was at Shakopee visiting
the trade.
J. H. Sibbert, the pump man, and
representing Naylor d Co., Minneapo-
lis, was pumping the trade all along the
line Wednesday at Belle PLANE.
John Miner, who sells liquid hard
ware for Pat Bowlin Il Co., was met at
Belle PLANE.
George F. Boyd, in the interest of H..
l.. Lillibridge & Co., Minneapolis, was
| talking the merits of their crackers and
| CONNECTIONS.
J. B. Theelgaard, who claims the
| Flour city as his home, was seen at
Lake Crystal selling sash, doors and
| blinds.
Harry Kittle, with the Lyman Eliel
Drug company, Minneapolis, was met
at Madelia.
Faank Swenson, with the P. II. Kelly
| Mercantile company, was at Worthing-
| ton making his mark.
B. R. Parkhurst, the jolly cigar sales
man who carries a grip for Hook &
| Manley, Minneapolis, was along the
| line.
John R. Powers was seen at Madelia
working teas. coffees and sugars in the
interest of Beapre, Keogh & Davis.
| Larry O'Brien, who represents George