St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-17
WITH THE TRAVELLERS.

I. j. Chesley and III. p. Tasker, both
OF Newmarket, n. H., called yesterday
on their friend. w. w. Pendergast,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton. These gentlemen reported that
times were better in New Hampshire.
The cotton mills, they said, were run
ming full time, and no employees had
been discharged. They attributed the
favorable circumstances to the very
large crop OF hay i'll that section, and
the fact that there is a big export de-
mand for it.
Hon. }. J. Hogan and Mr.. Holloway.
of La Crosse, passed through st. Paul
last evening en- route home from their
duck hunt at McFarland's place on Ten
Mile lake, near Fergus Falls. They
bagged large number of canvas-back.
Mr.. Hogan says the shooting was eX-
cellent, and from the number bagged it
is inferred that not many got away
from the Nimrods.
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Thomas w. Taylor, mayor of Winni-
peg; w. S. Douglas. proprietor of one
OF the leading hotels of Winnipeg, in
company with his wife, were guests of
the Windsor yesterday, en- route to the
worlds fair.
At the Merchants'-N. NJ. Erickson
and wife, Lewiston, Mont; w. b. Hale,
Spokane; NJ. l.. Ayres, Dickinson, S.
D.; NJ. Il. Kelley, A. f. Kinsman, Far-
bault; NJ. Neyenberg and wife, st.
Cloud; j. o. IL. Bergquist, Browerville,
Mimi; S. A. McPhening, Duluth; j.
L. CAVITY, Morris; Andrew and John
Harris, Joe Engesser, st. Peter; w. Ii.
Chambers, Sibley, To-; f. H. Little,
Grand Forks; Wilson Story, Boze-
pewa Falls; F. ". Roach, North
field; n. j. Schafe, Owatonna;
t. j. Griffin, Hastings; w. Liberty,
Mary Branch, st. Cloud; d. Robertson,
Argyle. Mimi; o. l.. HUmes, Fargo;
Henry Hess, st. Cloud; b. S. Rude. Du-
luth; J. Walseth, Fertile; MIS- NJ. +.
Davis, Willmar; Jacob Ries, Nj. Meyer,
II. II. Kohls. ShakOpee; A. NJ. Gunder-
son, Dawson.
At the Windsor-J. Murray, Miss F.
Murray, Winnipeg; r. s. Smith and
wife, James Scott and Miss Scott, Qui
Appellee, Northwest Territory; II. G.
McMicken, Toronto; Geary Fisher, Fort
Qui Appellee, Northwest Territory; j.
IL DuOiltbuutlS OuuhOpCCs Il . ". AIuSCI,
Anaconda; W. T. Floyd, advance agent
Silver King company: B. F. Fowler,
Redwood Falls; George L. Kelley, Bert
Fisher, Duluth: T. S. Campbell, West
Superior; Charles Brust, Andrew j.
Eckstein, New Ulm; II. jenkins, Alex
andria; &. w. Meyers, Duluth.
AT the Ryan: Mrs. II. e. Dickey and
maid, Grand Forks; Marcus Daily,
Butte; J. c. Stump, San Francisco; L.
Fl. White, Mrs. Mathewson. Winnipeg;
I. j. Mahoney and wife, Omaha; J..
Cameron. Winnipeg: G. II. Newton,
Peoria; A. Lamberth, Helena; R. r.
Vermilion. Wichita, Kansas; J. II.
Mccarthy, Butte; Daniel Wilson and
wife, Morrison, ILL.,. John T. Lenahan
and wife, T. f. Creighton, Edward
Shackell, WiIkesbam. Pa; w, II.
Raymond. Belmont Park, Mont; a. G.
Maseley, Denison. Texas
at the Metropolitan-W. II. Kohnle
and wife, Chicago; E. E. TarboX, city:
w. H. Hall and wife, Mortified; Mrs.
l.. W. Brown, Boston; M. j. Marshall,
Omaha; s. j. Payne, Omaha; Mr. and
Mrs. II. L. Cook, St. Cloud; W. Il.
Lincoln and family. Gardner, N. D.; E.
Ii. Lincoln and family, Gardner. n. d.
At the Brunswick-T. B. Wilcox, Chi
cago; o. G. Manson. Memphis; George
Pettybone, Carlo. ILL.,; l.. A. Schlenker,
Kansas City; Thomas Hannigan, Me-
GregOr.