St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-30
Personal POINTS.

P. p. Quist, merchant Of Arlington, is at
the Merchants.
Judge homas Wilson. of Winona, is regis
tered at the Ryan.
Col. Thomas II. Toombs. of Grant county,
us at the Clarendon.
Assistant Land Commissioner Clark was in
Saltwater yesterday.
r Z. Payne travelling passenger agent of
the Kansas City, is III the city.
G. c. Francis advance agent of the n. S.
Wood company, is at the Clifton.
~. p. Barry, general passenger agent of the
Iowa Central, was III the city yesterday.
Col. Newport accompanied by Mrs. New
port left last evening for Marnetta, o..
Robert Keller, travelling passenger agent OF
the Albert Lea at Portland, Ore, is in the
city.
George W. Bull. general greight agent of
the St Paul Il Duluth, isConfined to his home
with the grip.
Charles Kennedy general agent of the
Rock Island. with headquarters at Portland,
Ore, is in the city.
INSPECTOR ClarE passed official judgment
on six boilers for the Chicago, Milwaukee d
st. Paul railway yesterday.
At the Windsor-R Mckay. Atwater; G. L.
Wilson, Chicago; W. l. Munger Wheaton;
George \. Stanton. St Charles.
A. L. Craig. assistant general passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific. is in Chicago,
attending the passenger conference.
Hon. George f. McAllister, of Minneapolis
called on d. F. Reese of the railroad and
warehouse commission. yesterday.
Chief Inspector Ciausen has been heard
from in telegraph message from Boston,
where his sister was buried yesterday.
United States District Attorney and Mrs.
Eugene G. Hay have returned from visit to
Washington Boston and other Eastern cities.
The many friends of Mrs. N II. GoodelI,
mother OF Mrs 1heo +. Parker, will regret
20 learn OF her death after a short illness Of
Ia grippe. at OsweSO. \. Y.
J. :. Crockett of Sioux City, To-, senior
member of the firm of Crockett, Simon q
Fitch Bros. South St Paul, Sioux City and
New Brighton, Is III the city.
AT the Ryan,. j. Foster, Winona; A. B.
Bowling. New York; /. Konnan, Milwau-
kee: W. VI. Baldwin. Chicago: Fred Hahn.
Philadelphia; II. d. Bowker, Chicago.
At the Metropolitan-B. j. Elliott West
SUPERIOR; VI. r. Ware. New York; Joseph
p. Parson, Mortified; George Smith and
wife. Mankato; Miss Smith, Mankato; H. II.
Smith, Mankato
Hon. J. L. Harwick and Hon. j. A. Holler,
Legislative representatives were at the Gift
ton Yesterday visiting julie Lawrence, of the
dairy commissioners Office. They came VI
from Monticello.
At the Merchants - George A. Ralph
Crcokstcn: Ira P Shisser. Mankato; A. N
Johnson Benson; S. W: Leavitt, Litchfield
DIV Bruckart St Cloud: B M .Chesiey. Ada
c. d. Wright, Fergus Falls; Jud La Moure
Pembina: E. NJ Pope, Mankato.
AT the Cllfton-L. W. Adams, Rockford
III: J. y. higgins. Winona; j. A Oehs
Faribault; E. L. Gaines, Grand Rapids; NJ
B. Morton, lie Sueur; z. Harwick, Big Lake
B. r. Myers, Chicago; j. B. Elliott and wife
La Crosse Wis; Wright Spaulding, Paynes
vile: II. A. Wells, Appleton; j. E. Potter
Livingston, Mont: J. Z. Wilson and wife
Anoka; II. G. Hundredmark, WATERFOWL
ed.
Ten years ago II. J. Gilman was an es
teemed clerk in the business office of TIT
GLOBE. lie is now leading ranchman o
White Sulphur Springs Mont His sheel
ranch is said to be one Of the finest and bes
located in the Castle mountain district Fl
was the guest here yesterday of Mr. Gutter
man and Z. II. Gould, who travels from th
Twin Cities to the Pacific coast. for Gutter
man Bros. Mr.. Gilman said that his dis
trict has very good prospects of particlpat
ing in the prosperity that is now hecomln
evident throughout the Northwest. TN
greatest shipments of cattle. sheep and woo
ever forwarded from Montana were mad
this year. and the mines promise to exceed
production Of S50,0000O0 in 1892. The
reached S4IO00.0O0 in 1890. With a goo
trade in hand and business continually in
proving. Mr. Giltinan is highly pleased wit
his adODted Stale