The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-14
These Are Good Lawyers.

Two active and successful gentlemen in
the practice Of law are found In the
suite 702-704. They are Attorneys Fred
erick N. Dickson and Stanislaus ].
Donnelly, and both as a firm and indiv-
idually they are going rapidly to the
front
Mr.. Dickson Is a graduate of Carleton
college, Mortified. Mr.. Donnelly grad
uated in a well known St. Paul law Of
flee, and was admitted to the bar by
the supreme court Oct. 16, 1885, They
have occupied offices in the Globe build
ing since 1897.
One of the progressive young attorneys
who have offices in the building is Fred
erick W. Foot, who occupies No. 618.
Mr. Foot since engaging in the practice
of law has come steadily to the front by
force of character and native ability. He
is graduate of the Minnesota university
law school, and for eight months was
with Lawyer Thomas D. O'Brien. He
has been connected with several cases
that have attracted attention in legal
circles
Henry B. Farwell, one of st. Pauls
we'll known attorneys, occupies room 406
Mr.. Farwell practices all branches of the
profession, and has been especially iden'
titled with litigation involving knotty
problems In commercial law.
Room COG Is the headquarters of At
torney Cyrus J. Thompson, whose years
Of practice In this city have made him
a well-known figure in legal circles. Mr..
Thompson's career has been marked by
success, ability and integrity.
Henry G. Tardy. attorney at law and
notary public, occupies Office 21S. Mr.
Tardy, who is well known as practition-
er, has been in the building since 1891.
The ST. Paul City Railway company has
comfortable quarters on the main floor
in room 6. 1t would be superiuous to
write Of this company were 1t not for the
fact that 1t is one of the most important
tenants In the Globe building, as it's vast
enterprise is a matter Of daily familiarity
to every person in ST. Paul. 1t probably
would be impossible to find any one In
this community who had not ridden in It's
palatial cars, which are the conveniences
of the rich and the carriages of the poor.
The company, with a view to the well
fare of The public, is constantly pushing
it's service to perfection, and Is now I'M
proving its rolling stock in order TO pro-
vide the best accommoda tons for its
summer suburban and city travel.
Mr.. Frank B. Thompson, the popular
and energetic electrical salesman, has
handsomely equipped offices and sales
rooms in GOA and COG, where he han
dies the most modern apparatus for all
branches of the electrical business, chief
ly among which are the Triumph dyna-
mos, having installed a great many of
them in the Twin Cities and the North
| west. He handles the Manhattan Gen
eral Construction companyS arc lamp,
which is taking a lead over all of It's
| competitors. He also looks after the in
| terests of the Fostoria Incandescent
Lamp company, and his sales run 10000
| lamps per month, which should recon-
mend Of 10Th
| efficient incandescent lamp. Mr.. Thomp-
| son is the only electrical salesman in the
| building
There is only one real estate office on
| the fourth floor, and that is occupied by
p. Mcdonald, one Of the best known real
| estate agents In the city, who has been
in the Globe building since June, 1887.
| Mr.. Mcdonald has his headquarters in
| rooms 424-428, and 1t is there that many
| deals of importance are made. In com
| mon with other lines of business Mr. Nc
Donald finds that the prospects are bright
| for the present year, and that real estate
| Is picking up" rapidly.
| The st. Paul Abstract COMPANY has
| attractive offices on the main floor of the
Globe building. The company's speciality
| Is making abstracts of titles to all lands
In Ramsey county, and it has acquired a
reputation for reliability and absolute
| correctness.
Owen H. George, official stenographer
of the First judicial district, occupies
room S02. Mr. George does expert short
hand and typewriting of every descrip-
ton He makes q speciality of taking
dispositions, references, and anything en-
bracing legal work
J. H. Armstrong, the well known civil
engineer and surveyor, occupies room 504.
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